Cars

Take a fun road trip down memory lane and revisit some of the old-school car features we actually miss, even if some of them tried to kill us.

An increasing number of drivers are finding rubber ducks left on their vehicles. The effort was likely meant to put a smile on your face.

If you've owned more than one vehicle over the past 15 or 20 years, chances are there have been stark differences in features. Today, it seems like many of the old favorites are all but forgotten.

As tax returns start hitting people's bank accounts, many will likely use the funds to buy a new ride for 2025. Here's the cheapest car you can purchase in Indiana.

There's no shortage of makes and models to choose from when it comes to snagging a new daily driver, but for folks in Illinois, the choice seems clear.

Another recall in the same week involved more than 460,000 vehicles.

It was a miracle that no one was injured.

Chevrolet's decision to end production of popular model sparks concerns about job losses and GM's sedan offerings.

Find out how to tell if your vehicle has ever been recalled.

Rare 2005 Ford GT, once owned by Kid Rock, surpasses expectations at auction, fetching $638,000.

I don't know about you, but I'm pretty happy when I find that I had $50 that I didn't know about. The concept of $5 billion dollars is beyond my math comprehension. That's the number that a car maker is reportedly investing in a Illinois plant.

With summer temperatures rising, it's crucial to remember that leaving certain items in your car can be a potential fire hazard waiting to ignite.