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Motormouth: Brakes' 'idiot light' can be trusted
Q: We have a Mercedes C300 with 55,000 miles. Every time the car is serviced, I'll ask for a brake check even if it's not…
The vanishing hood ornament
From functional to ornamental to forgotten.
Motormouth: DIY maintenance doesn't invalidate warranty
Q: Do I have to use the dealer for repairs and maintenance to keep my warranty in effect?A: No. As long as you keep records,…
Older cars are now 'in'
Average U.S. auto is 12 years old.
Motormouth: Keep tire rotations on schedule
Q: I’ve always been told that tires should be rotated every 5,000 to 8,000 miles. Now I just saw an article that said to rotate…
GM reveals details about its electric future
Report lists various models that are in the works.
Motormouth: There's no need to bust a gut doing new car break-in
Q: I am old enough to remember people performing almost religious break-in routines on new vehicles, insisting that all manner of ills would result if…
New laws mean new confusion for carmakers
Auto industry scrambling to get a grip on rewritten trade agreement.
Edmunds compares 2020 Kia Telluride and Toyota Highlander
Upon its debut in 2019 for the 2020 model year, the Kia Telluride decisively captured the top spot in Edmunds' three-row midsize SUV rankings and…
Motor Mouth: What's the key to opening locked lug nuts?
Q: A friend just bought a 2002 Corvette. It’s a nice car, but he neglected to check out the lug nuts. Each wheel has a…
Luxury cars go green inside
Carpets made from fishing nets only one of many new materials.
Edmunds: Now is time to shop for certified pre-owned vehicle
Used cars have historically been a smart alternative for those in need of transportation during an economic downturn. They don't depreciate as much as new…
Ford revives Bronco brand, aims at Jeep's big off-road sales
When it comes to rugged vehicles that go off the road, over rocks and into the mud to experience nature, Jeep for years has cornered the U.S. market.