Winter temperatures can affect the way your car's fluids perform and can cause damage to key components. Here's our advice ...

Slow down. Increase your following distance. Brake slowly and gently. Drive with your lights on. Bring survival supplies.

which could result in leakage of brake fluid, causing a decrease in brake effectiveness. Dealers will replace the rear brake lines.The manufacturer has reported that owner notification is expected ...

Check your headlights, brake lights, turn signals and emergency lights. Make sure your windshield wipers are in good condition and top off windshield wiper fluid. If you’re going ... had been frozen ...

As Richmond and other parts of Central Virginia brace for an artic blast, AAA experts are sharing tips on driving in icy ...

According to Consumer Reports, people who drive in snowy conditions regularly or those who just want the best grip possible ...

During winter, cars can suffer from various damages such as corrosion, dead batteries, tire damage and mechanical failures.

Laredo's Gary Leyendecker and Spencer Morgan battled hypothermia and mechanical failures to win their first Baja 1000, ...

Drive slower. Like driving in the rain, snow-covered and slick road surfaces make it harder to control and stop your vehicle during regular driving. Floridians don’t keep a spare set of winter tires ...

A vacuum leak can be a huge problem for your car, and it can also be incredibly difficult to diagnose. Fortunately, these ...