Tag: auto basics

Suspension travel has its limits; bump stops keep that travel distance from going too far.

Police vehicles are significantly different from their consumer counterparts.

This technique is a quick and affordable way to get your car's body damage back to its like-new condition.

Stop signs, flashing red lights, and flashing yellows all have rules to follow.

Keep your engine cool and safe with these water pump tips.

Temperatures don't need to be hot to make you reconsider what's safe to leave in a vehicle.

A soft touch with a brush and some leather-cleaning products can help prolong the life of your car's seating.

Chevrolet's first muscle truck, launched in 1990, lived up to its name with a big V8 engine.

Bad pavement can affect tires, wheels, steering, and suspension.

You don't need a new car to get some of today's vehicle-safety systems.