It depends on your car's age, you comfort meter and your desire to conserve fuel. Here's when it's beneficial, and when it ...

Next time you’re thinking about starting your car to get it all nice and toasty on a frosty winter morning, you might want to ...

So, we decided to ask a couple of experts about the most common winter car-care mistakes people tend to make in the cold ...

In the thick of winter, common wisdom advises that you step outside, start up your car's engine, and let it idle to warm up ...

Those cold winter mornings, especially with the recent spurt of cold days, can be particularly tough for us to get started in ...

Here are some additional tips from our Cars.com editors for staying safe and keeping your paint job — expensive 911 metallic green or otherwise — scratch-free in the winter: Use a brass-blade ...

With freezing temperatures and frequent snow, perhaps it is the last thing you would expect to put on your winter task list, but an automobile expert says washing your car in the winter is a key ...

The idea of warming up your car on a frosty morning might sound like a good practice rooted in habit, but for modern vehicles, it may actually do more harm than good. While this was a necessity for ...

At the time, warming the car in the winter made sense since it could take several minutes for the right air-fuel mix to reach the engine, without which the vehicle was at risk of stalling or ...

Many motorists will run their vehicles through a car wash in the winter to wash that dirt and residue off. But, "When it's below 15°, as soon as it hits that 15° mark, it's really really cold ...