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Nate Stevens from Indianapolis sent this humorous video showing how he removed the car wrap from his 2010 Ford Mustang Gt. Here is Nate in his own words.

Dropping in at the local Honda store I encountered my first, bare basic 2015 Honda Fit EX. As barebones as grandma’s 1980s Honda Civic, I like Fit EX for 'tuner car' modification.

How a simple thing like a low coolant level can pit customers against the dealer service advisors.

We’ve all blown through a stop sign, light or two due to brake-fade after excessive power braking. Bad news and undeniably dangerous. Keeping the budget in mind, we take a look at performance Civic braking for under $350.

Summer is just around the corner, and it is time to get your car ready for the change of seasons and deal with the heat before it damages your vehicle.

Keeping your car clean inside and out is key to defeating at least one pollen battleground this season.

Taking a family trip in the car can be hugely stress-producing, but it can also be massively rewarding if planned for in advance. Here are a few tips to help make your trip on the road a success this summer.

From the time they have children until their kids finally graduate from the booster seat, parents are having to make the call as to when he/she is ready for the next type of safety seat. Here is a easy guide to understanding just when your child is ready to make that move.

Finding a good mechanic is not something we look forward to doing, but it is not as difficult as most of us believe. Use these six steps and soon you can find a mechanic who is perfect for you and your ride.

With a new exhibit of contemporary artist Sigmar Polke's work being presented today by Volkswagen Group of America and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, some may wonder why support the arts? When Volkswagen explains, however, it makes perfect sense.

If you've ever thought your windshield was just a big piece of bug-catching glass, think again. Proper installation of your windshield can mean the difference between safety and disaster if your car is ever in an accident.

During Distracted Driving Awareness Month, the National Safety Council hopes people will begin to understand that using a hands-free device while driving is just as distracting and dangerous as using a hand-held cell phone.

Checking your tires regularly can not only lead to longer-lasting tires, it can save you money on gas!

It may shock some of the more tech savvy among us, but there are still a lot of drivers who use printed maps to guide their trips. Here are five reasons to give GPS a try--but not necessarily give up that hard copy just yet.

In the modern era, cars have a clear coat over that beautiful paint job, keeping them shiny and protecting them from the environment. So is it really all that important to wax?

In an age when we rely on technology to keep everything in our lives running smoothly, sometimes the best strategy is still a little effort on our parts. Use these tips to create a plan that will keep you and your car keys on the same side of the locked door!

It is easy to just drive thru the car wash, but it can get really expensive. Save some money - and actually relax and have fun - with these tips for washing your ride at home!

Sometimes it is just easier to make car maintenance part of our shift from season to season. Here are some tips for springing forward with a few car-care basics.

Keeping our pets safe is important when driving, but it is also important that we secure their safety in a way that they do not distract us.

Eating in the car is something all parents face with their kids from time to time; is it possible to feed your kids something good that will not end up smeared all over your seats?

Texting while driving has been called an "epidemic" by many researchers; is the Red Thumb Reminder a practical way to help curb the impulse to pick up your phone while driving?

Some consumers believe that a red vehicle will automatically have higher insurance rates than other colors of the same make and model; is this true or just an automotive myth?

Preventative care is key to the long life of your vehicle, and checking your car's fluids regularly should definitely be on your "to do" list.

Sometimes we forget: Driving in rainy weather is different than driving on a clear, dry day. Here are a few tips to help your rainy day drive go a bit smoother.

Used car buyers need to do adequate research before buying in order to drive home with a good deal, and the 2014 Consumer Reports lists of best and worst used cars can provide a place to start.

Have you ever considered creating an emergency car care kit for your automobile? Nowadays, most of us just jump in the car and roll. We do not often think about what can happen while we are out on the road. But, cars are machines, and anything can happen when we are out for a drive.

Recently, I returned from a road trip with my wife, brother and our dogs to visit my parents for the holidays. We took our new 2014 Chevy Volt. From the heart of Colorado in Denver to Trinidad on the southern border of the state, the Volt performed amazingly.

A recent J.D. Power and Associates survey highlights the importance to shoppers of car audio and navigation. Buying a certified pre-owned or used vehicle does not have to mean living with old sound and navigation technology. Here is what you need to know.