Some maintenance tasks are easy enough for the average consumer to handle, but others might be best done by a shop or dealer — even if you have the skills to do it yourself.

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Neglect can do a lot of bad things to your car's engine. Not changing the oil as frequently as recommended is a surefire way to an expensive overhaul. If you've dealt with thick, gooey sludge before, ...

As assets with useful lives of more than 1 year, nearly all cars face depreciation. Anyone who has sold or traded in their vehicle will know how painful it is realizing your car has lost a significant ...

It’s a classic post-oil-change moment: you pull out of the shop feeling responsible and adult, and then—two stoplights ...

The Honda is covered in mold and debris from all those years when it collected dust instead of miles. Power-washing the Honda ...

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While road salt is a key element to preventing cars from slipping and sliding over roads in winter, the mineral can damage ...

Spring is finally (almost) here, but before you turn the key, make sure your first drive of the season isn't your last.

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Winter road salt can damage your car. Here's why you should wash it off.

Ashlie Hughes is a food and beverage writer based in New York City. With over a decade of experience, Ashlie’s work can be found in Edible New Mexico, VinePair, Fodor’s, and Afar, amongst others.