The Subaru Outback may not initially appear to be a large SUV, but by sales numbers, it certainly competes as one. As buyers increasingly favor tall, boxy family vehicles, Subaru continues to carve out its…
The Dart GTS was among the original members of Dodge’s “Scat Pack” in 1968, marked by the distinctive “bumblebee” stripe that wrapped around the rear of the car. The Scat Pack’s symbol was an automotive…
If you owned a new car from the model years 2000 to 2017, you’ve likely received a notification from the NHTSA to replace your airbags. The Takata airbag recall is by far the largest in…
Mecum’s Dallas 2024 auction wrapped up this past weekend, underscoring the current volatility in the classic car market. While some renowned models failed to sell and a few HEMI Mopars were auctioned for lower-than-expected prices,…
The 2025 Ford Mustang is gearing up to continue its legacy as an iconic American muscle car. Combining classic design elements with the latest in automotive technology, the new Mustang promises to deliver thrilling performance…
The appeal of remarkable barn finds lies in their stories—vehicles forgotten in time, only to be rediscovered and celebrated as icons of automotive heritage. Ranging from classic sports cars to legendary race machines, these discoveries…
Tucked away in the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum in Philadelphia, positioned next to a 1950 Allard J2, resides a rare gem in Corvette history. Acquired by Jim Jaeger in 1990, this car is the only…
While we’re thrilled that Ford has revived the Bronco, these classic, customized Broncos will always have a special place in our hearts. This particular 1969 custom-built Bronco has been transported into the modern era, making…
Understanding Your Dashboard Warning Lights Essential Guide to Red, Amber, and Green Signals
In modern cars, dashboards are loaded with dials and a range of warning lights that can quickly activate, often leaving drivers puzzled. Most of these lights are not a cause for immediate concern, as they…
Protect Your Vehicle and the Environment with Essential Exhaust System Maintenance Tips
The exhaust system in your car is essential for its overall functioning and for reducing harmful emissions. This system directs waste gases from the engine out of the vehicle, passing through components like the manifold,…
Extend the Lifespan of Your Brake Pads with Smart Driving Habits and Regular Maintenance
Brake pads typically last around 70,000 miles, but poor driving habits can shorten their lifespan to as little as 25,000 miles. To extend the life of your brake pads and avoid premature replacement, it’s important…
Monitor Your Car Battery to Prevent Sudden Failures and Ensure Long Term Performance
Replacing your car battery before it dies is the best course of action, but knowing when it’s time for a replacement can be tricky. There is no one-size-fits-all timeline for how long a car battery…
Protect Your Car from Rust with Simple Maintenance Tips for Longevity and Structural Integrity
Rust on your car can be more than just an eyesore; it can cause serious damage to your vehicle’s structure and even affect its performance. It’s important to take proactive steps to prevent rust from…
The 2025 Bronco gets a tech and comfort boost to stay ahead in the off-road race. All models now sport a standard 12-inch digital instrument cluster and a matching 12-speaker B&O sound system. Passenger comfort…
Maintain Your Vehicle’s Transmission for Smooth Shifting, Fuel Efficiency, and Long Term Performance
The transmission system in your vehicle is essential for converting engine power into the motion needed to move your car forward or backward at varying speeds. There are two types of transmissions: automatic, which shifts…
Replace Your Car’s Air Filter Regularly to Maintain Engine Health and Improve Performance
Changing your car’s air filter is crucial for maintaining your vehicle’s health and performance. Experts generally recommend replacing the air filter every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, though this can vary based on driving conditions and…
Maintain Your Vehicle’s Suspension System to Ensure Comfort, Safety, and Prolonged Performance
The suspension system of a vehicle is crucial for ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride by absorbing the bumps and dips on the road. It consists of several components, including shock absorbers, struts, coil springs,…
Ensure Optimal Tire Performance with Proper Maintenance, Pressure, Rotations, Balancing, and Alignment
Tires are an essential yet often overlooked component of your vehicle, directly influencing your driving experience. Despite their seemingly simple design, tires are responsible for critical factors such as traction, stability, fuel efficiency, acceleration, and…
Maintain Belts and Hoses for Optimal Vehicle Performance and Prevent Costly Repairs
Brown’s Automotive in Smithfield, VA, emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for belts and hoses, which are crucial components in a vehicle’s performance. These parts play vital roles in powering various engine accessories like the…
SUVs have seen significant evolution since their origins as rugged, utilitarian vehicles built for off-road adventures. Initially conceived in the 20th century as raised station wagons with higher ground clearance, they merged elements from both…
