This year’s North American International Auto Show in Detroit had a number of unexpected developments, from a sudden influx of luxury sports coupes to a minivan that somehow became one of the stars of the show.

Unless you’re the proud owner of an extremely vintage vehicle with a tiller or the prototype Saab that used a joystick for steering input, you rely on the trusty guidance mechanism known as the steering wheel when you’re operating your vehicle.

We all love working on our cars, but getting down on the ground to slide underneath them on a creeper can be miserable — and it’s even worse if you don’t have a creeper or a driveway.

Before I get into how to prepare your car for winter weather, you MUST watch this amazing commercial from Mercedes-Benz about just that: winter weather. It’s completely fantastic: Now THAT is a good commercial.

There’s nothing worse for your car than the harsh winter weather, especially if you live in a cold or snowy climate. Road salt might help keep the streets from icing over but it’s also extremely abrasive and destructive to the body and frame of your car.

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A window regulator is used in General Motors vehicles to raise and lower the glass pane inside a door. This window regulator is actually a mechanical lever that is activated by means of a hand crank inside the vehicle, which can be damaged due to some reasons and hence it should be replaced.

All oil can cause an allergic reaction and used engine oil contains carcinogenic compounds, so avoid skin contact and wash off spills immediately with a specialist hand cleaner. Dispose of used or surplus oil properly so it does not pollute land or waterways.

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