While you may not need to warm up your car as much as you once thought, what should you do if your car won't start in the cold weather?

As potent Artic air is expected to invade Tennessee, here are some items you should avoid putting in your vehicle.

As central Ohio faces frigid temperatures, experts warn there are a variety of everyday items that can become damaged or even ...

Just like liquids, frozen cans can also swell in the cold, which can cause them to burst. The USDA advises that if the ...

Creating a winter emergency kit is a good idea as well. Include blankets, a flashlight, extra batteries, non-perishable food, bottled water, jumper cables and a first-aid kit. Neon ribbons or ...

As temperatures drop, it's not just people who struggle with the cold; vehicles can also face significant challenges.

As Ohio's winter temperatures continue to drop, these are common items that can get damaged if left inside your car.

It will continue to work like a normal car and won't keep turning itself off ... actually speeds up the wear on the engine, starter and battery. Echoing his concerns, a motorist expressed ...

Confused about what a mild hybrid is and how it differs from a regular one? Then here's your complete guide to this low-cost, fuel-saving technology.

Car batteries are especially vulnerable to losing power in winter, usually at the worst possible time in the worst possible ...

Your car battery has to work very hard during cold temperatures, like Ohio has seen recently. Here's why it happens and how to avoid battery issues.

If you have a car battery that doesn't make it abundantly clear which post is positive and which is negative, there are a few ways to be sure.