High gas prices have many motorists putting the brakes on long-distance summer travel. However, smart maintenance and good driving habits, however, can help boost your vehicle's fuel efficiency and ease the pain of a trip to the gas station.

Do high gas prices and greenhouse gas concerns have you feeling less than mirthful about your car? Here at 10 automotive motives for a hearty chuckle.

First-time buyers account for a third of all-terrain vehicle sales each year. As with any major purchase, a little education can go a long way towards helping you get the best possible deal for your money.

You may feel the insurance company has all the power when it comes to setting your rates, but the truth is you're the one in the driver's seat. Here are five steps you can take to curb insurance costs this summer.

Tire pressure and blood pressure - Americans are equally concerned about both, according to a new survey that compares attitudes about personal health and vehicle maintenance.

Traveling with pets in the car presents special challenges that, fortunately, can be met with a bit of forethought and careful preparation of both the vehicle and pet.

Want to save up to 12 cents a gallon off your gasoline bill? Invest in a tire gauge and make sure your tires are properly inflated.

Football season is back and with it returns the tradition of tailgating. Good food, good friends, a great game and beverages to get you in the spirit. Several hours and several beers later, it's time to head home. Your head's humming, but you think you're okay to drive. Then, a few miles from home you see the flashing lights of a police car.

Summer is fast approaching, bringing sunshine, vacation days and trips to the beach. But the warmer weather also marks a peak in seasonal allergies and the beginning of a busy driving season. According to a recent survey, many Americans (44%) report that they typically drive more during the summertime, from Memorial Day through Labor Day, than any other season of the year.

As soon as the temperatures cool and you start to notice leaves falling from the trees, it's time to start getting your vehicle ready for winter. Here are three easy steps to follow: