Ever get that sneaking suspicion when you take your car in for repair that you're overpaying or getting needless work done? If you want to make sure you get service you can trust, keep in mind these tips for what to ask at the shop and signs of good (and bad) mechanics.
Has Mini Lost Its Way?
A little more than a week ago, our own Bill Caswell expressed his displeasure at how BMW has been diluting the M brand
Why Is The Right Using A Car Mag Puff Piece To Defend Mitt Romney From …
Since yesterday's Washington Post profile of a prep school-aged Mitt Romney showing the presumed Republican presidential nominee terrifying a kid everyone thought was gay, conservative outlets have been scrambling for another perspective on young Romney. They've found it in a softball piece on Romney from Automobile…
The car repairs you should be able to do yourself
Car repairs can drain your pocketbook fast, but you can do a wide range of repairs yourself, regardless of your technical skill. We're not just talking oil changes; provided you can hold a wrench, you can fix everything ranging from fuel filters to alternators. We'll detail the tools necessary for your DIY toolkit,…
Why you should never trust a magazine cover
How did three unaffiliated car magazines all end up with the same cover? Who's copying whom? Is there some, secret collusion among the US's Automobile, the UK's Car and Germany's Auto-Bild: Sportscars? Nope. It's just business.
Chattanooga admits it smells like poop after Automobile exposé
Automobile columnist Jamie Kitman's visit to the Volkswagen factory in Chattanooga also revealed the city's secret shame: It smells like poop. The city, which drops massive urinal cakes in its sewers to contain the odor, says whaddya gonna do?
Bill O'Reilly and David Letterman Hate Electric Cars
On tonight's Late Show, Bill O'Reilly spent the majority of the hour chatting with David Letterman about a range of topics. The most entertaining bit? O'Reilly and Letterman—who owns one!—yelling about how much electric cars suck. Watch inside.
