Salt on the roads is great at melting ice but harmful to your paint and underbody. So how often should you wash your car ...

Part II: Washing and DryingExpert Tip: Never ever use the same bucket that you used for the tires and wheels to mix car wash soap for the body of your car. Brake dust is corrosive and any left over ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. For many vehicle owners, washing a car by hand is a therapeutic act as beneficial for the person's state of mind as to the ...

Taking care of your vehicle is always of high importance. If your brakes or fuel injectors give way unexpectedly, you’ll have no one to blame but yourself. Even such “insignificant” things like ...

Q: I just purchased a new car and want to put more effort into proper maintenance. I already purchased a service plan for keeping up with oil changes and tire rotations, but I know that I also should ...

Back when radio was still relevant, folks in my region of New York State heard a booming baritone voice kick off a commercial for a local car wash chain with this phrase: “Salt eats cars!” After all, ...

Washing your car isn't just about making it look good—it's also about preserving its paint and maintaining its value. Using the right car wash soap helps remove dirt without damaging your vehicle's ...

Let's face it: four wheeling is a dirty job, but somebody has to do it. If you just took a bucket of mud and smeared it all over your 4x4 to make it look like it had been somewhere-well, stop reading ...

Cold and flu season is no joke. We take the time to wash our hands, use our hand sanitizer, clean our phones and disinfect our home. However, when’s the last time you sanitized your Orlando Toyota?