Your test drive shouldn’t end as soon as you stop the car. As you get out of the car, note the headroom. Make sure there’s enough room in there for you and that it’s simple to get in and out ...

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Learn how to drive a manual transmission car with this step-by-step guide. From finding the friction point to mastering gear shifts, start driving stick today!

Winter brings its own set of challenges for drivers, from icy roads to freezing temperatures. Preparing your car for winter ...

Forget safely driving your car, you won't even be able to start it in this case. The best thing to keep your battery healthy is, once again, taking your car for a quick drive.

Owning a classic car can be equal parts joy and headache. Parking a car for too long leads to problems, and this is how often and why you should drive your car.

But if you still want to keep your car despite not driving it much, here’s what Ibbotson recommends: Drive the car once a week. Start the car and drive it for 15 or 20 minutes to warm it up.