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With one simple $5,210 package, the snowy and icy hell that was the New York Metro area was no match for this snow-shoed beast.

We've built a society and lifestyle around driving, which means folks can't simply drive less, giving this statement from Walz real "let them eat cake" energy.

As the old adages go, hindsight is 20/20, and we don't realize how good we have it until it's gone.

There's just something about the Escalade-V that makes it so enticing to steal.

Would you say that the $26,900 asking price makes this seemingly need-free Aston Martin a cheap-seats-near-exotic?

Defensive-driving trainers teach techniques like "Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, and Execute" and the three-second rule for following other cars.

Toyota expects low sales of the Tundra and Highlander in Japan, but they're selling them there anyway, both in left-hand-drive configurations.

Did you know we have new motor oil now? The change isn't as significant as the switch from conventional to synthetic was, but there's still a difference.

Turbochargers are laggy and require complex integration, but they're more efficient than superchargers. How do electric superchargers compare?

Water, oil or fuel on or in the spark plugs can create resistance, preventing the electricity flowing to create the spark as intended.