You don't have to shell out big bucks for a new set of tires or an awesome stereo system to please your truck guy. It's possible to make his eyes sparkle as brightly as his truck's high-polish paint job for less than $100. The secret is chrome.

With much of the country enjoying unseasonably warm weather, it might be easy to forget that winter -- and the weather challenges that come with the season -- will be here before we know it. Before the weather gets nasty, now is a good time to make sure that your vehicle is ready for Mother Nature's worst outbursts.

Even when temperatures dip, your vehicle's coolant system works hard to keep the engine cool and running smoothly. It's important to take care of your cooling system, whatever the weather. Here are 10 tips for making the most of your antifreeze.

Whether you're a "road warrior" whose job involves many hours of driving or a commuter who takes the occasional driving trip for business, it's more important than ever to keep traveling costs down given the state of the economy.

Research has shown that a properly-inflated tire is a way to help manage fuel consumption. This would save millions of oil barrels per year and would mean more money in people's pockets rather than money at the gas pumps.

In most parts of the country, winter can be the harshest time of year for your vehicle, so it's important to take care of it both inside and out. Freezing temperatures, road salt, slush and snow can wreak havoc on all vehicle parts and systems.

Clear vision is essential to safe driving. Neglect the wiper blades -- the part of your car responsible for keeping your vision clear - and you may find yourself actually needing the traction control, anti-lock brakes, dynamic stability control and airbags as you crash into what you can't see.

Oil prices may have declined from this summer's record-breaking highs for now, but automotive fuel efficiency is still on the minds of families across America.

If your car feels sluggish, there are ways to up your horsepower without emptying your wallet.

Rain, ice and snow all make visibility difficult during the winter months, but if your windshield is damaged, your visibility is compromised no matter what time of year it is, making driving a dangerous activity. Here's what you need to know to stay safe.