Lifestyle & Trends - Automotive

How do you protect yourself from auto insurance fraud?

On the road or when shopping for affordable auto insurance, it is easy for drivers to fall prey to auto insurance fraud, or auto insurance scams. Here are some things to look out for to avoid auto insurance fraud when looking to purchase low-cost auto insurance. Read More

What to do when you're ready to get rid of your old car

Many Americans are holding on to their vehicles longer, working hard to keep everything running smoothly with good upkeep and maintenance. In fact, 82 percent of Americans intend to keep their vehicle longer than originally planned due to the economy, a 2009 survey indicates. But situations are always changing, and if you've been waiting to get a new car for some time, you're probably ready to start shopping immediately. Have you thought about what you want to do with your old car? Read More

What you need to know about auto insurance

Life is full of things you have to do, whether you like it or not. One of them is to purchase auto insurance if you own and drive a car. Read More

Is your ride ready for winter?

In many parts of the country, winter can test even the most seasoned driver's skills with sudden road and weather changes. While you can't avoid unforeseeable weather changes, you can make sure your car is maintained and ready for winter driving. Read More

How to build a great relationship with your mechanic

Have you ever considered how much you rely on your car? You need it to get to work, get the children to school, to run errands or just to have a relaxing evening away from home. If your car is a vital part of your life, how important is your relationship with the people who take care of it? Read More

Tractors can be safer with seatbelts and rollover protection

Tractor rollovers are all too common among both professional operators and rural lifestyle families alike. So what can you do to help keep yourself and your family safe? Make sure that your tractor is equipped with a Rollover Protection Structure (ROPS) and a seatbelt. Read More

Ten tips to keep teens safe behind the wheel

Waiting for a teen driver to return home safely probably causes the most anxiety and lost sleep for parents. And with good reason - car accidents are the leading cause of death among teenagers, accounting for 35 percent of all fatalities among young people 15 to 20 years old, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration. Read More

Five ways to ensure your older car costs less to keep running

Hanging on to a car - and taking care of it - can definitely save you money versus taking on a new-car payment. The key to maximizing your savings on an old car is actually to spend a little on regular maintenance. Follow these simple steps to ensure good maintenance helps you avoid expensive repairs. Read More

Is your teen with diabetes hitting the road? Take these precautions

Any parent who's had a teen leave the house in the car alone for the first time knows that anxious feeling. But for parents of teens with diabetes, there are a few extra things they should make sure their child knows before they are handed the keys for the first time. Read More

In the market for a new car? Here are the 10 cheapest cars to insure

The next time you're in the market for a new car, the sticker price shouldn't be all you take into consideration. If you're like most people these days, you're on a tight budget, so you'll also want to make sure you can afford to drive the car of your dreams. Read More