Whether you’re new to the automotive industry or a seasoned pro, identifying the best resources to keep a pulse on the industry–anywhere from a policy focus to a sales perspective–can be tricky.

It is day four of the New Year.

The holidays may be over, but the winter weather is just getting started for most of the country.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s capital, has many attractions and entertainment opportunities to offer. Whether you’re visiting for fun, planning a move or just passing through, driving in Harrisburg isn’t a task to do unprepared. More often than not, the locals know what they’re doing.

Driving is a privilege, and one of the responsibilities you take on in exchange for that privilege is knowing how to react in case of an accident. No one enjoys being in a car wreck, but sometimes you haven’t got a choice in the matter. When it happens, a little preparedness goes a long way.

Auto repairs getting you down? Don’t worry – many of the things that go wrong with cars are actually simple fixes. If you can hold a wrench, you can become a DIY auto mechanic, regardless of your technical skill. So how can you tackle car trouble yourself? Here’s seven common fixes:

Most of us don’t worry too much about our tires, even though they’re one of the most vital components of our car. They’re the one thing — or four things, if we’re being literal — that keep hundreds of pounds of steel, plastic and cloth connected to the road.

Like the Packers vs. the Bears, Pepsi vs. Coke, or ninjas vs. pirates, the saga of garage vs. carport has raged for eons. OK, maybe that’s a bit of an overstatement, but if you’re a new homeowner who needs a place to put your car, it’s important to know you’ve got options.

What do Frankfurt, Tokyo and Detroit all have in common? If you said long lines and poor air quality, well you’re right, but these cities also host some of the world’s largest auto shows.