Driving a rental car—or any vehicle that’s not yours—in the snow is inherently uncomfortable. A lack of preparation can make things worse, quickly.

I had the rear diff welded and my car “drift aligned” by the local speed shop for $400. I then bought a Sparco bucket seat for $350, plus an extra set of wheels and tires off Facebook ...

Built this F1 snow car in my t-shirt and shorts cause I get to warm to projects. Love watching F1 racing and every year I do something in the snow and this was what i thought of.

"Snow falling off your car while driving can decrease visibility for you AND other drivers. PLEASE take it slow on the roads," the post read. According to Ohio law, there is no rule against ...

Even areas where snow is a rarity can still have slippery or icy roads around this time of the year, which... I’m a Car Expert: These Are the Most Unreliable Vehicles for the Winter Skip to main ...

Winter weather is on the way, and while snow has been scarce in the Triangle in recent years, it’s important to brush up on how to prepare your car and tires for slick conditions.. Here are some ...