Coronavirus Travel Restrictions Within the US: Is Interstate Travel Allowed? [UPDATED]
If you're looking for information on which states have reopened and their restrictions, read our guide to all state reopenings. Back in March, many states across the country issued stay-at-home...Read more
How Do Car Brakes Work?
All drivers know that brakes serve to slow down your car and bring it to a stop. But have you ever wondered about the inner workings of your car’s brake...Read more
What’s the Difference Between Your Car’s Air Conditioner & Heater?
Most people understand that their home’s heating and air conditioning (A/C) are basically two distinct systems (usually) tied together by ductwork. There’s the A/C unit, which does the cooling, and...Read more
Cheapest Cars to Maintain: A Professional’s Opinion
If you type the phrase “cheapest cars to maintain” into Google, you’re bound to get a variety of answers from different websites. Many (if not all) of these sources build...Read more
What is a Corner Light?
We all know the importance of the lights on our vehicles. Aside from aiding in road visibility, some of these lights also serve as signals to communicate with other motorists...Read more
Does My Car Have a Recall?
Glitchy backup cameras, loose brake calipers, defective windshield wipers, and engines with a high risk of stalling—these are just some of the issues that have prompted vehicle manufacturers to initiate...Read more
Modern Classics: Why You Should Buy an 80s Car Despite What People Say
Cars from the 1980s don’t get much love. One article from the Chicago Tribune reads, “It seems unlikely that people will ever collect 1980s American cars, short of a National...Read more
The Science Behind Automotive Brand Loyalty: What Makes People Love Their Cars?
We’ve all seen someone with a Chevy or Ford tattoo covering their arm. But automotive brand loyalty isn’t limited to over-the-top car enthusiasts such as these—average consumers often develop an...Read more
2021 Toyota Venza Returns as an SUV
Toyota is welcoming the Venza back into the fold for the 2021 model year but in a different form. Originally released as a minivan, the vehicle returns as a crossover...Read more
Next-Gen Mitsubishi Outlander Is Coming to the U.S.
Rumors have been swirling about Mitsubishi's future in the United States, but a recent announcement from the Japanese automaker quashed theories of uncertainty for the long-running brand. In its latest...Read more
Ford Releases Pricing Schedule for 2021 F-150
Ahead of the upcoming launch of America's favorite pickup truck, the Ford F-150, the automaker released the pricing schedule for the vehicle. CarsDirect was the first to release the official...Read more
Ram Adds Blackout Edition Package to Heavy-Duty Trucks
A monochromatic treatment is coming to the 2020 Ram HD 2500 and 3500 as the automaker announced Limited Blackout Edition packages for both trucks. For an additional $1,295, buyers of...Read more
Ford Doubles Bronco First Edition Supply Due to High Demand
Amid extremely high demand for the First Edition of the 2021 Ford Bronco, the automaker announced it is doubling its initial target supply. Prior to the official release of the...Read more
New Photo of Upcoming Ford Maverick Leaked Online
To say that a lot of things are happening at the Ford headquarters is a huge understatement. Just a couple of weeks after the automaker finally debuted the long-awaited 2021...Read more
Ford Eyes 2021 Launch for Ranger’s “Baby Brother”
The 2021 Ford Bronco may have already arrived, much to the delight of interested buyers, but the automaker is nowhere near done with plans to keep the public on their...Read more
12 New EVs Join GM Lineup
Not one, not two. But 12 new electric vehicles are coming to the General Motors lineup. GM was never quiet about its plans to launch at least 20 EVs globally...Read more
Car A/C Not Cooling? 5 Reasons Why
If your vehicle’s air conditioning system isn’t working properly, it’s definitely an inconvenience—especially if you’re driving around during the summer when temperatures can get extremely unbearable. There are many possible...Read more
How to Test a Car Battery with a Multimeter
Your car’s battery is responsible for providing the jolt of electricity needed to start your car. The battery also supplies electrical energy to the rest of the vehicle whenever the...Read more
What are the Signs of a Blown Head Gasket?
The head gasket, which is located between the engine block and cylinder head, seals the combustion chambers to prevent compression loss. It also plays a role in sealing the coolant...Read more
How to Test an O2 Sensor
Driving with a faulty O2 sensor may trigger the check engine light, cause performance problems, and eventually damage your catalytic converter. But how would you know if it is really...Read more
Bad CV Axle Symptoms
There are quite a few things that can go wrong with the constant velocity (CV) axle assembly. Leaking grease and normal wear can cause its parts to deteriorate. How will...Read more
