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Working from home can make car ownership feel surprisingly wasteful. Here’s how to decide whether selling your car would save money—or create more hassle than it solves.

Car companies in the 80s were willing to try almost anything. Some of those ideas were brilliant. Others were strange, complicated, or so unreliable that owners probably wished they had stuck with roll-up windows. Do you remember these?

Relive the golden age of open-top motoring with the most iconic 1960s convertibles, from the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Corvette to the Jaguar E-Type, Cadillac DeVille, and unforgettable classic roadsters.

Flush door handles can improve a vehicle’s appearance and aerodynamics, but ice can turn that sleek design into a frustrating barrier between you and the driver’s seat. Whether they are practical in cold climates depends heavily on the mechanism, the manufacturer’s winter preparation, and how much maintenance an owner is willing to accept.

Bought a plug-in hybrid but rarely charge it? Discover how it compares with a regular hybrid, whether you overpaid, and how to get more value from your vehicle.

Winning Motor Trend Car of the Year was a big deal. Sometimes, they really had. Other times, they picked a car that began rusting before the magazine reached the recycling bin.

Premium fuel can feel like cheap insurance for an expensive car, but after years of paying more at the pump, is it really worth it?

Buying a new vehicle felt like a major upgrade. It came with navigation, smartphone integration, remote features, and driver assistance systems that promised to make every trip easier. Then I discovered the car was also recording far more information about my driving than I ever realized.