You’re driving home from work when suddenly you see a light in the shape of an engine illuminate your dashboard, so what do you do? You pull off the road to check it out: sure enough, it’s the “check engine” light (CEL).
We all love a deal, but the bottom-line price on your new car shouldn’t be the only factor influencing your decision. Gas, maintenance, and repair costs add up over the life of your vehicle, so you want to make sure you take these figures into account.
Has your car failed an emissions or smog test? First of all, it should be said that car emissions testing is very much a local matter. Though there are national regulations for auto emissions, the testing of those emissions varies according to the state and county in which you live.
Winter is here and with the low temperature comes icy roads. Find out how to Maintain Traction This Winter with our Winter Driving Guide.
We all want to save money on car maintenance, and there are a few simple ways to do so. When you're in the midst of used car shopping, there are lots of things to consider. However, one item that sometimes used car shoppers overlook are maintenance costs -- how much is this vehicle going to cost you over the long term? After all, the last thing a car buyer wants is to bring home a used car or truck that is going to drain their bank account dry with lots of issues.
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