A new survey indicates U.S. car owners are driving their vehicles a lot longer. Hopefully, they're also saving for a replacement.
GM is offering free insurance if you buy a new car in the Pacific Northwest. That's a great deal if you're a terrible driver.
The opposition might be vocal, but a new survey indicates a majority of drivers think the cameras improve road safety.
Every day your teen waits to get behind the wheel, you save money and gain some peace of mind.
Mindy Kaling of 'The Office' paid twice for car rental insurance she probably didn't need in the first place.
What we've got here is a failure to communicate about what owning a car costs.
Men, you're sending a certain signal to women when you drive an expensive sports car: You're not a keeper.
Pound for pound, SUVs are the safest cars on the road.
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