Repairs

Many car owners understand the importance of prepping their vehicles for winter, but springtime is likewise a good time to give your vehicle a once-over and do some basic maintenance.

It can be cheaper to change your oil yourself versus taking it to an oil-change shop or dealership, but it’s important to determine if it’s worth the time, trouble and risk.

Here are basic tools every car owner should consider buying.

Everyone knows cars cost money, but what’s less known is how much that car will keep costing you after its initial purchase.

Rebuilt cars often come with cut-rate prices that reflect that status, so it may be tempting to buy one — but should you?

If you own a car, you’ll likely feel the heat of tariffs eventually through higher insurance rates and/or repair or maintenance work on your car.

Automotive diagnostic data firm CarMD has released its annual report on repair costs in the U.S., and the news is mostly good — with some precautions.

Properly washing and cleaning your car in winter helps fight grime, such as salt and sand, which can lead to corrosion and rust.

How long spark plugs last varies with different cars and different types of spark plugs.

If your car clicks but won't start, the problem can usually be traced to the battery, and the fix could be as simple as a jump-start or tightening a cable.