In another move to make its prototype cars look as cute and nonthreatening as possible, Google decided it should proudly display some Google doodles on the sides. However, it wasn’t a Google employee behind the design this time around – it was local artists.

Automakers reported that they sold a total of 15.6 million cars and trucks last year in the US.

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.

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.

The following is a press release that was sent to me by Bridgestone: 

Hitting the road without car insurance is a move so foolish nearly no one tries it, but that doesn’t change the fact that insurance is a significant cost for new car owners.

Cars today are safer than ever before. They have stronger chassis, high-tech restraint systems and crumple zones to distribute impact.

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.

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.

“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.