Crashing—and by that we mean sleeping—in your car can be reasonably comfortable if you know a few tricks.
Driving on the beach is a hoot. Getting stuck in the sand -- not so much. Reduce the odds of that happening.
It's just the two of you, the open road, and a limited amount of cash. Just because you're on a budget doesn't mean you can't have a blast.
Tired of the dating scene? Try meeting someone at a stoplight. If you don’t get arrested for stalking, you just might get a date.
Learn what every shake, rattle, and roll means so that a car mechanic can’t tell you that a cracked hose is a major transmission meltdown.
More power and better gas mileage are just two of the reasons you might want to learn how to drive a stick shift.
Since it arrived in the 20th century, the automobile has provided an alternative place for sexual congress. The following are simple instructions for heterosexual, two-person sex in a car.
You know you should carpool and take public transportation—it’s just not always practical. But if you have to drive, there are ways you can save gas, money, and the environment.
Was that car you’re about to buy really just driven to church on Sundays by an old lady? Luckily, there are ways to tell.
Reduce your chances of finding your car with glass all over the seats and a missing stereo with these simple precautions.
Whether you have to move into your car or you want to, there are some bases you need to cover.
The best way to deal with icy roads is to stay off them. But if you must make your loved ones anxious by braving the drive, here’s what you need to know.
With a little bit of planning, you can avoid a lot of blood-pressure-raising traffic messes.
Small chips and scratches (no bigger than a pea) are a do-it-yourselfer’s dream—easy to do and cheap to boot.