Seventy-five years ago, armored trucks and four-wheel drive vehicles stormed the beaches of Normandy during an invasion that became a turning point in World War II.
See what vehicles were part of that historic assault.
Little things can boil over to a lot of frustration when it comes to your vehicle's radiator and cooling system. Here's your simple check-up reminder list.
Air-conditioning vents can become a trap for dust and other allergens. Thankfully, there are some easy ways to clean vents and improve the air quality.
A cooling downpour during the summer might be a welcome break from the heat. Yet, it can make for slick, hazardous roads during your summer getaway.
A slender cylinder about a foot long can save your life, and every vehicle should carry a few of them. See why flares make your travel safer.
Carhops on roller skates. A frosty mug of root beer. Such are the images of summer.
Find out how A&W started a cultural phenomenon 100 years ago in a small California town.
Nothing beats a great playlist for your summer road trip. Consider adding these golden tunes curated with the theme "highway.".
What kind of car did Albert Einstein drive? Hint: Trick question.
Einstein never drove but his research changed the arc of science and vehicle technology. The inflexion moment came via British researchers during May 1919.
Automatic Emergency Braking is a driver-assistance technology that can apply the brakes when a crash is imminent.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recently announced they will grade Automatic Emergency Braking Systems on their ability to detect and avoid pedestrians.
Find out more about this innovative technology and how the IIHS judges it.
For your car battery, summer is an endurance test. Will yours pass the daily grind of searing temperatures and slow-and-go driving?
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