Driving is fun. It gets you from point A to point B, it’s relaxing and if you have your dream ride, it can earn you some street cred. Like many drivers, however, you probably get tired of it, even on a good day. Perhaps you’re forgetting that there’s another way to get around – motorcycles.

How many times have you gone on a vacation only to find yourself uttering the words, “There’s no place like home?” Maybe you weren’t happy with the accommodations or the food. A trip could be especially challenging if you’re on a road trip with the family crammed into an SUV.

There is so much more to racing down the track than just pressing the accelerator. By their very nature, cars are very heavy and the heavier they are, the more power they require to achieve top speeds. Can you reduce the weight of your car?

Cars are something to be proud of. While some people see the vehicles they own as simply tools for getting from point A to point B, others hold a bit more value to them. The car can quickly evolve from a piece of machinery to a part of the family.

There’s nothing better than sharing the things you love with your kids, but if you’re anything like me, your hobbies might not appeal to the younger generation. Why would your kids want to get their hands dirty pulling apart an engine when they can spend all day playing video games, right?

Driving games are the best. I’m not talking about video games, I’m talking about the things people do to pass the time on road trips with friends or family. These are things that you need other people in the car for.

It’s that time of year again… time for taxes. I’ve been going over mine and realizing how much of my money gets eaten up every year. It got me thinking about how I could start saving a little bit more.

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.

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.

“Grease monkey” may be a term of endearment, but no one appreciates a hug from a greasy mechanic. If turning wrenches is a regular part of your life, chances are you’ve been exposed to more than a few messy situations.