winter

Winter presents a variety of challenges for drivers. However, you can use one unusual product to help you safely drive when the temperature drops and winter storms hit: cat litter. Read more to find out how to use it.

Don't skimp on these winter driving car features.

The road salt that's spread all over the place during the winter time can wreak havoc on your car's paint. Here's how to protect it.

One of the most frustrating things for car drivers that live in a cold climate is struggling to get their car to start during the winter. However, there are some effective ways to start your car when the temperature outside is very low.

Winter-proof your car's interior with these helpful accessories, before it's too late.

A YouTuber uses custom RC plows and snow blowers to clear their driveway of the wintery white stuff. Are you jealous?

Dogs are too good for us, and this one proves it.

Are electric vehicles good for driving in the snow? How does the winter and harsh cold weather affect EVs?

Don't drive around on E in the winter time.

Performance driving school will teach you more about cars than anything else. It may also turn you into the next Lewis Hamilton. Or, it'll save your skin.

Don't get caught slipping this winter without a winter survival kit in your car.

You never should drive with bald tires, for it’s dangerous. This danger increases even more during winter weather.

It's a known fact that a car's fuel efficiency takes a hit during the winter time. Here are five proven ways to get better gas mileage during the colder months.

If you own an electric vehicle, then you probably know that cold weather can do a number on its efficiency during the winter time. Here a few tips for driving an EV in cold weather.

Stay safe in the snow with these winter weather driving tips. Ice, snow, and cold are a dangerous combination.

Ice forming on a car windshield is very frustrating. However, there’s a simple solution to this problem. Park in this direction to reduce ice buildup. To find out which direction, read more.

Is all-wheel drive or winter tires a better option for driving in the snow this winter?

A car overheating during the summer is a concern for dogs and cats going for a car ride. However, cold weather during the winter months is also dangerous for car-riding pets. Here's why.

If you live in a climate that has cold and blustery winter weather, then you certainly face car-related challenges. However, in the fight against Old Man Winter, you can use a secret weapon for your car: cooking spray.

Don't panic when your Tire Pressure light comes on. We got you.