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Building for an emergency kit for your car keeps you safe, and putting together or buying your first emergency kit for the car is easy.

EV (electric vehicle) maintenance involves much of the same routine maintenance as a car with combustion engine, but more frequent maintenance may be needed.

A few simple repair or detailing investments can help you get more money when selling your car or trading it in at a dealership.

Auto theft on the rise in DC this winter, officials piloting free Airtag program

Winter is coming: Snow and harsh winter weather headed for the DMV

Routine maintenance, or "manufacturer recommended maintenance" often addresses the same components whether you own a Subaru, Chrylser, Audi, BMW, or Honda.

Rounds of heavy rain can damage cars whether they are driving through stormy weather, or parked in it. A quick maintenance appointment can spot hidden dangers.

It's not always easy to know when your car needs service. By paying closer attention to your car, you can more easily assess when it's time for service.

Three reasons not to bring your own part to the mechanic, and what to do instead to make sure you get the best deal at the mechanic.

Welcome to #AskWanda, a new Q&A series where we will give readers behind the curtain insights on all things car service and repair.

A blinking Check Engine Light is a warning that you have a more serious issue than a steady Check Engine Light. Here's what you need to know.