Want your car to last for the long run? Learn expert tips on oil changes, air filters, brake fluid and coolant to boost a car's performance and longevity.

For many Americans, daily life is simply inconceivable without a car. While they don’t love shouldering the costs of maintaining their vehicles, they try to keep their cars running as long as possible ...

Engine oil is crucial to keep your car running smoothly, and while your engine isn't supposed to consume oil like it uses up fuel, you still tend to lose some of it as you use your vehicle daily. So, ...

Your Guide to an Oil ChangeGetting an oil change is a key step in your car’s maintenance list and keeping your ride in great condition. At Toyota of Clermont, we offer quality oil changes at an ...

If you're like most drivers, you probably believe that keeping up with oil changes is sufficient to maintain the health of your vehicle's engine. Even with routine oil changes, some bad habits could ...

Changing your own oil can save money and prevent unnecessary upselling. Check your oil level and type before starting the process, using your owner's manual or online resources. Gather the necessary ...

For years, drivers were told that they needed to change their car's oil every 3,000 miles. But as engines have grown more efficient and oil formulas have improved, that rule of thumb is no longer a ...

Do you often find that your oil level is lower than you expect when you check it, or do you get a lot of grief from the tech at the oil change shop about your oil change intervals? If so, your engine ...

It doesn't matter if you have a hybrid or conventional gas-powered car, a good motor oil can make the difference between a long-lasting engine and a sputtery ride. Here's what you should look for when ...

Did you know that opening the hood and explaining how to check the oil is a part of the driver's license exam in both the U.K. and Ireland? It should probably be that way everywhere. Knowing how to ...

Reaching 300,000 miles on your car’s odometer might sound impossible, but according to automotive expert Chris Pyle from JustAnswer, it’s more achievable than most drivers realize. We asked this ...