Camshafts and superchargers are good fun on the off-chance you get to open things up, but the fact is, you spend most of your time driving in traffic. Why not spend your money on something you can enjoy all the time?

If you own a truck you probably would like to maintain it properly. The frames of your truck let it to have glory and splendor if they are shiny and clean. Even if they are not in good condition, you may repair them on your own. This repair process may take some time and skills as well.

It is quite usual for most cars to have an engine block repair.

They say timing is everything, but does it matter when you visit the dealership to purchase a new car? The answer is yes. If you pay attention to times of year when dealerships and automakers run promotions and offer incentives, you can save yourself a nice chunk of change.

There’s nothing like getting a new car, but that excitement can be dulled if the interior of your car is dingy and gross.

Gas mileage has always been one of the biggest factors drivers consider before purchasing a new car. It became even more important when gas prices were climbing up to $4 a gallon or more.

Ride-sharing apps are all the rage right now and for good reason. Being a responsible driver is often lauded but isn’t always convenient. If you’re exhausted, have been drinking or are just unable to focus, then driving is a dangerous task.

Car interiors and water don’t mix. Even if you drive a latex-lined Honda Element your ride’s insides can only handle so much moisture before things start to go sour.

By Some Guy Named “Cory Mercer”

Not long after the car was invented, men instinctively began hurling themselves around corners at speeds well beyond the limits of grip. Back then, it was just called burning rubber, but today, you know it by its more common name, drifting.