Having kids is like having your drunken friends over, but with less cursing and a lot of boo-boo kissing. My five-year-old daughter comes up with some remarks that would leave Socrates agape and asks questions that even Nicola Tesla would find baffling. Sometimes it’s deeply philosophical, other times serious science. …
For many of us, a car’s like a second home. Yet unlike our houses, our cars take us to places where finding help in an emergency may not be so easy. Things can go wrong, but being prepared for that goes a long way toward giving you peace of mind. Read more at …
As a follow-on to our quick in-and-out day-long experience with the 2016 Chevrolet Cruze in Nashville, Tennessee in April, we recently spent a week with the vehicle in its Premier trim level. We loved the car when we drove it in Nashville and found the extra time didn’t tarnish our …
When a car’s fuel economy begins to suffer, many DIY mechanics will jump into diagnostics with assumptions that serious problems may be at fault. Sensors are checked, additives put in the fuel, and more. Often, the problem is relatively simple. Read more at 10w40.com.
If you live where winters are harsh (or have the potential to be), then you likely already know that having a few extras in the vehicle, “just in case,” is a good idea. Sometimes, things happen and being prepared can make all the difference. For example, being stuck in the …
Self-driving cars, which Nissan is pursuing rigorously, will have many unfathomable impacts on the automotive industry and more, but here are five things they’ll do to improve your life. Read more on TorqueNews.com.
With updated exterior styling, improved sound control, and all-wheel drive available even in the base trim, the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport sees several updates that bring it forward on the way towards its totally revamped 2014 model. With all of these improvements, though, fuel economy and the “Sport” title are …
