A Long Island auto shop charged taxpayers nearly $2 million for parts it may have never installed on LIRR vehicles — and no one even noticed, according to the MTA Inspector General. The suspected ...

Some drivers ignore the subtle signals their vehicles send until a minor issue becomes a major repair bill. That grinding noise during braking? The slight vibration in the steering wheel?

Vehicle enthusiasts and performance drivers across the United States are increasingly facing one frustrating issue with ...

My wife has a 2018 Toyota Sienna with 133,000 miles on it. For a few years now, we’ve noticed a gasoline smell in the cabin.

Glenn Wilder fixes cars for a living, and even he can hardly believe what it costs these days. Wilder is a third-generation car mechanic and owner of Wilder Bros. Tire Pros, a shop in North Scituate ...

Sometimes, car problems are obvious, like leaks, unusual noises, overheating, and bluish exhaust smoke, which can indicate that your car is burning oil excessively. Other symptoms are less clear in ...

Few things draw the ire of car people like piped-in exhaust sound. Maybe my perception is skewed since I spend so much time online, but I’m not sure I’ve ever met someone who liked engine noise ...

Your car’s internal combustion engine releases exhaust gas as part of its normal operation. If these gases were to remain in the engine, it would be very dangerous. However, it is just as alarming ...

Tariffs are driving up prices, but that’s only part of the story — aging cars, complex technology, and a worker shortage are all fueling record repair bills. Repair costs are climbing at record speed.

If your car’s feeling or sounding like it could do with some R&R on a shop lift, you better brace yourself. The reason is that the cost of repairs in the U.S. is accelerating faster than a runaway EV.