cars

As summer kicks off, the open road calls, but who wants to drive around with a bug graveyard on their windshield?

Take a fun road trip down memory lane and revisit some of the old-school car features we actually miss, even if some of them tried to kill us.

An increasing number of drivers are finding rubber ducks left on their vehicles. The effort was likely meant to put a smile on your face.

Protect your car this winter by washing off corrosive salt and sand regularly to avoid damage to paint and structure.

Another recall in the same week involved more than 460,000 vehicles.

Minnesota residents to pay 3 cents more per gallon due to gas tax hike in 2025, bringing the total rate to 31.8 cents. Revenue funds highway projects.

The standard requires all new cars, starting in 2029, to include technology that can stop and avoid contact with a vehicle in front of them when traveling up to 62 miles per hour and to be able to detect pedestrians in both daylight and darkness.

Find out how to tell if your vehicle has ever been recalled.

Have you seen this weird occurrence at a trailhead in your neck of the woods? Here's what it means.

The recall affects some mid-2000s models of Toyotas