It’s important to practice proper car maintenance all year long, but April is National Car Care Month. In honor of that, the Car Care Council provided a list of questions to help you find the right technician for your needs. They also asked Americans which late-night TV talk show host they would trust to work on their vehicle.

Your vehicle’s transmission needs to be taken care of if you want it to last. Every car owner should know these service basics needed to properly maintain their transmission.

Modern car paint is tough, but it's not impervious to the elements. Can you recognize a contaminated paint job? Have you ever given your car the plastic bag test? Want to learn how to clean your car's paint with clay?

Your car isn’t a car without the engine. You should always be aware of how your engine is running, but if you own a used vehicle, it can be even more important to pay attention to what's under the hood.

Most of us have been told to make sure your vehicle is driven periodically to prevent the wear and tear or failure of parts, but what if you aren’t able to drive your car for months at a time?

Traveling to work is a fact of life for most people, and the daily slog puts many of us into some kind of rush hour traffic. This can often be the most stressful time of day for people, and for their cars. Paying attention to your vehicle and how it drives is always important. Here, we look at some of the more damaging wear and tear your daily drive may be causing to your car.

Along with having summer fun, make sure you’re checking up on your tires every now and again. You might not think about your tires as much during the summer, but if they're getting old, maybe it’s time to replace them.

Spring has sprung and with it comes lots of rain, way more sun than you can expect in the winter, and rising temperatures. Not only does the seasonal change require a different strategy for auto care, but you'll want to make sure your car is ready for your summer driving plans. Let's dive into some spring auto care tips.

If you're like most people, you probably hate finding you have an insect problem in your car. When spiders, ants, beetles and other insects make a home in your vehicle, it can become a major nuisance to you and your family.

Nothing reduces the value of your vehicle more than having scratches all over the body. If you plan on trading in or selling your car to purchase a newer one through a bad credit auto loan, you'll definitely want to get those removed