With temperatures plunging below zero in much of New York, car owners are confused whether it's safe to visit the local car ...

All that salt and calcium mixture that’s used to pretreat the roads ahead of the winter storm can cause problems for your car ...

In my case, instead of rain, it was usually a foot of snow—followed by weeks or months of crusty, slippery, dirty ice. And don’t forget the thousands of pounds of grimy salt and sand on the roads.

AAA says you should wash your car right away after It snows. Any kind of rust or corrosion can lead to significant damage and costly repairs.

Considering your state’s salt use, it’s recommended you get a car wash every two weeks, if not more often. According to the ...

It’s pretty common for streets to have salt residue from mid-to-late December through late March, but there are ways to ...

If you do break down in the cold, you should have a winter emergency kit. Approximately 40% of American drivers told AAA they do not carry one currently.

When Wyoming's temperatures go below freezing, should you wash your car or just allow it to become an ice-encrusted dirt ...

While getting all that ice off your windshield can be frustrating, avoid taking shortcuts. Some could set you back hundreds ...