Car manufacturers are making it easier for parents to monitor teen driving behavior.

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A few weeks ago, a friend of mine asked me about whether or not she should purchase a car from an auction. She had been talking to a small used car dealer who suggested it.

Now that the Atlantic Hurricane Season is well underway, and you are (hopefully) all stocked up with flashlights, batteries and nonperishables, we wanted to share a few tips to prepare you for safe driving in the rainy weather the season promises. Use Your Headlights Image Credit: kshelton

When the time comes to get rid of that beloved – or sometimes loathed – vehicle, do you consider when to put it for sale? You should. There has been a 1990’s model Nissan 300ZX convertible for sale on the corner of my street for months.

Today’s post comes from Brandy Schaffels, senior editor and content manager at TrueCar.com. Brandy is well-known in the automotive community for her knowledge of the industry at the consumer level and her writing ability.

So, you’ve heard over and over that you need to check the pressure and tread on your car’s tires regularly.

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

Who says there’s no such thing as love at first sight? There’s love, and then there’s infatuation, and it takes a wise man to know the difference.

I’ve got a major dilemma.