If you are ever in a car accident, it is important that you know exactly what to do. Even though the impact alone can be unsettling and scary too, there are some immediate things that must be done to protect yourself and others around you.

Tire pressure is one of those things that we can’t ignore. Not only is it illegal in most countries to drive with tires that are under pressured, but it’s also incredibly dangerous. If our tire pressure continues to fall unchecked, then we’re putting ourselves at risk needlessly.

Mechanics can be expensive, so working on your car yourself can be a great way to save money. If you’re going to do your own maintenance, though, you have to make sure you are doing so safely.

Every proud gearhead loves to share the story of how they replaced that busted universal joint in their 11-degree garage.

What do you do if your car’s check engine light turns on? Today, you’ll usually take the vehicle to your mechanic or your local AutoZone and have them plug it into a code reader. From there, the codes that you see will usually tell you what’s wrong with your car and what you need to replace.

Every so often, you spot one. The glorified crapcan, replete with bumper stickers no self-respecting human would choose to display on a vehicle of status and “wash me” engraved in its protective layer of dust.

Drivers of the world, you know who you are.

Once you’ve poured a ton of money and time into your car, it’s only natural to want to show it off to other car lovers. However, that isn’t as easy as snapping a few pictures with your phone and calling it a day. A lot of thought and preparation goes into showcasing a car.

Camaros have always been known for their power, but that power has always come from the massive gasoline engine under the hood.

The world has eagerly awaited automated vehicles, and it now seems that the wait has come to an end. The first batch of self-driving cars was expected to roll out of the assembly line by the year 2018, and sure enough, it did.