car tips

Your check engine light went off—should you still worry? This guide breaks down why the light may disappear, what it really means, and when it's smart to visit a mechanic anyway.

There you are, cruising home after a long day, humming to yourself and picturing that beautiful, empty rectangle of asphalt with your number on it. But when you pull up—bam. There’s your neighbor’s crossover sprawled in the exact space you’ve been looking forward to all afternoon. It feels personal, even when it’s probably not, and now you’re wondering if you can legally remove the offending vehicle. Here’s what you can actually do, what you definitely can’t do, and what will keep the peace without sacrificing your precious parking real estate.

When you mentioned that you did the most recent oil change at home, your dealership gave you the dreaded line: “Your warranty is void because you changed your own oil.” But can they really do that?

Discover what to do if your catalytic converter is stolen and your insurance won’t cover it. Learn about repair options, costs, state assistance programs, prevention strategies, and how to protect yourself from future theft—all in a fun, engaging, and easy-to-follow guide.

Discover what to do if your engine fails right after your extended warranty expires. Learn about diagnostic evidence, goodwill repairs, manufacturer appeals, legal options, and the steps that may help you secure coverage even after your warranty has ended. Perfect for drivers facing sudden engine problems and searching for real recourse.

What if driving used to carry a streak of mischief? Roads once buzzed with features that broke rules long before the rulemakers caught up. Their disappearance left a strange hollow space, the kind that nudges everyone to remember what cars used to feel like.