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Modern smart keys may require specialized programming, security credentials, and a cut emergency key, pushing replacement costs into the hundreds of dollars. Federal used-car rules do not specifically require dealers to list the number of keys included, but promises, certified-pre-owned standards, state law, and the sales contract can change what the dealer owes you.

New-car touch controls can become frustrating and distracting when winter gloves enter the picture. Here's why physical buttons may still matter for safe cold-weather driving—and why automakers are beginning to reconsider touchscreen-heavy dashboards.

Steven Tyler built his reputation as one of rock’s most flamboyant frontmen, but his taste for wild machinery extends well beyond the stage. Over the years, he has owned everything from stripped-down classics to a seven-figure hypercar. He has also spoken enthusiastically about the memories attached to his vehicles, suggesting the stories matter almost as much as the horsepower.

These forgotten minivans once packed school drop-off lines across America. From the Dodge Caravan to Toyota Previa, revisit the family haulers that disappeared and decide which deserve a comeback.

If your neighbor’s sprinkler hits your car every morning, the damage can feel petty at first and expensive later. Hard water can leave mineral deposits that etch into paint and glass, especially when the sun bakes those droplets in day after day. The big question is whether your neighbor can be made to pay for detailing, and the answer usually depends on proof, notice, and local law.