Here’s the latest from Consumer Reports analysts on which electric cars they recommend as the best to buy today. Plus, their comments on each model’s range and what to expect in the topmost long range models.
I’ve upgraded to an 8.5 kW solar panel array on my roof (from 4 kW on my old roof before I had to replace it). I’m pleased to say that, even in northerly Seattle, this is far more than I need to cover all the kWh my two electric vehicles need, so far.
When Harbor Freight charges more for a tool than other competitors charge, does this mean it’s overpriced? Plus, one important tool option that’s predictably better than Harbor Freight and costs half as much as a Snap-on.
You can combine SUV utility with fuel-efficient small-car practicality by choosing any one of these money-saving models per Consumer Reports latest listing of fuel-efficient and reliable midsized SUVs.
If you ever take your Toyota Tundra to a garage for servicing, be sure you do this one thing to avoid a serious problematic error on your vehicle’s Carfax record.
An experienced Ford expert mechanic is sending his recently purchased new 2023 Ford Lightning with only 900 miles on it back to the dealership for repairs. Here’s why.
When it comes to the brake pads you count on, some aftermarket brands do not play by the same rules as OEM manufacturers. Here’s the problem and how you can tell if your new brake pads are the safest.
Here’s a useful demonstration on how to properly torque spark plugs and avoid a costly damage mistake from poor technique. Plus, a new website and blog for DIY car repair enthusiasts and car project builders.
The importance of a thorough walk-around cannot be overstated as shown in this lesson to used truck shoppers showcasing the worst truck ever bought sight unseen for $5,000 with plans to fix it up for a $20,000 resell!
Dealerships love to put stickers on your rear hatch or trunk to advertise their businesses. Here’s how to get it off risk-free and at nearly no cost without risking damage to your paint.
Here’s an excellent opportunity to learn a little something about the one car that probably started more kids down the road of auto enthusiasm than any other car in history: K.I.T.T. (Knight Industries Two Thousand) from the Knight Rider TV show.
Tree sap is a very difficult thing to remove from your car’s paint or glass. If you have tree sap on your car, put down the WD40 and use this simple and safer method you already have at home.
Here is an update of 10 solid, safe, and reliable new models with the lowest prices available today recommended by CR analysts that includes one pickup truck!
Here’s how to calculate on a spreadsheet whether that RAV4 model you are considering is really worth the extra cost of a hybrid based on your fuel costs and mileage.
Here’s a recent reveal about hybrid vehicles from a Toyota dealer that should clear up some of the confusion about hybrids. Plus, what it takes to make a Toyota Hybrid RAV4 cost effective for you.
A warning about who to go to for a repair and the simple tool you should be using when checking your truck’s front suspension. Plus, 3 short examples of dealership misdiagnosis scams.
Here’s a timely warning for Toyota Tacoma owners on this precaution they should take if they go camping with their vehicle and want to avoid thousands of dollars of preventable damage.
A hybrid ceramic wax product review that you can use on your car or just before selling that used one you need to unload. But can it be done better…and cheaper? Find out with a second review provided.
These used compact car models are rated and recommended by analysts at Consumer Reports as the best choices that can be found if you are looking for an affordable, reliable, and fuel-efficient 5-year-old model.
Consumer Reports analysts found that when it comes to what models are the most searched on their website by consumers, they just had to create a “Most Popular New Cars and SUVs” list to aid your new car shopping research.
Part of the fun and frustration of car ownership are the myths, bad advice, and outright lies that permeate car conversations. Here’s the latest on those myths that need debunking...and some explaining.
Here’s a recent comparison review of the thinner oils seen in new cars against the common thicker oils we’ve been using for many years to keep our cars running.