Your kids might think Disneyland is the happiest place on earth, but when you’re a gearhead, there are few places you’d rather be than among friends, surrounded by beautiful machines.

Many of the car repairs we used to take for granted as do-it-yourself tasks have mushroomed into something akin to brain surgery thanks to computerization, emissions equipment and the increasingly complicated way modern cars are built.

They come from the sea. With blisteringly high winds, the damage sweeps in. Lives are lost and millions of dollars in damage is done. A hurricane is a severe weather event and can strike anywhere there’s an abundance of water. You may have experience with these scary situations.

Limousine drivers, also known as chauffeurs, belong to the transportation service industry. They operate various types of luxury vehicles and are trained in different skills.

It’s getting more and more expensive to fill up your tank — though it’s nothing like the summer of 2011 when the price of gas was more than $4 a gallon in some parts of the country. Even though it’s a bit cheaper now, we still had some of the highest gas prices during the past summer.

A car show is somewhere people with shared interests can come together. It’s a place to take in new and creative works, form connections and get ideas.

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.

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.

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

There’s nothing quite like sitting behind the wheel of a classic car and feeling the power under the hood as you speed down the highway.