There's an awful lot of things that determine how a car handles. Whether it's designed for a sporty, enthusiastic ride with fast steering response, or simply meant to roll down the road in an assuring ...

You know you need an alignment so whatever it is you drive won't handle like it's riding on a bowl of cottage cheese. Your hippy neighbor with the plug-in hybrid knows he needs one so he can squeeze ...

Mopar cars built during the '60s and '70s were some of the most reliable vehicles on the road, and many still drive great even 40 or more years after being built. As with any aging mechanical device, ...

View post: Nissan’s Other Frontier Is Rough for All the Right Reasons Founded by husband and wife team Geoff and Priscilla Rogers and their business partner Dr, Paul Dowie, Geoff said automakers have ...

It's not often that we get to experience a new and completely novel piece of automotive technology for the first time. But that's what Lamborghini seems to have created with its Active Wheel Carrier, ...

How can drivers tell if pothole damage has affected their vehicle's alignment? The answer is provided in a HelloNation ...

Ahigh-performance automobile is a complex blend of several systems. Creating a balanced combination of those systems that results in a car that runs hard, stops quick and effortlessly carves up comers ...

For those who are wondering, automotive alignment refers to the angle of the wheels. The camber (vertical orientation) and toe (horizontal orientation) indicate how tilted (or not) the wheels are.

It might be because you're cheap. Or maybe it's because you don't trust your Civic in the hands of the gas station apprentice. It doesn't really matter. Doing things yourself is almost always a good ...

When you're having a new set of tyres fitted to your car, you’ve no doubt been offered an alignment check at the same time. The garage will explain this is to ensure the rubber doesn’t wear ...

Getting your alignment done on a regular basis is, for most people, an aspirational habit more than an actual one. That's probably because the benefits aren't necessarily tangible—sure, your car will ...