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(NC)-As the first smog alert warnings of the season approach, Canadians are being urged to use ethanol-blended fuel to alleviate the urban smog problems plaguing many parts of the country.

You don't buy a car everyday. It's a big purchase. There is so much to consider and it can seem overwhelming, but here are some basic questions you should ask yourself:· What model of car are you looking for?

There is an endless debate on automotive forums throughout the internet. Which is better; Front Wheel Drive (FWD) or Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)? Let's look at each.Front Wheel DriveAround since the 1920's, front wheel drive didn't catch...

Buying a new car is a major purchase with major amounts of money leaving your pocket. Ask an honest car salesman and he will tell you that he is trying to get his potential customers to buy something they don’t really need.

The IRS has changed the regulations on donating vehicles to charities. If you donated a car last year, you need to read the following to understand the new rules.

Since man developed fondness for automobiles, the auto industry just grew bigger and more diversified. Almost every stage in the history of cars is marked by an invention, an introduction of a new design or car concept and a whole lot of new ideas...

Front brakes or back brakes--which provide more braking power? If you can’t answer this question you probably need some help with your brakes.Brakes are the single most important part of you vehicle, hands down.

Most of you will probably already know something about trailer hitches but for others it could be something you have no idea about so I will explain a little here.

Cadillac is widely regarded as America's luxury brand. For generations, these cars have epitomized American luxury while delivering the comfort, luxury, and distinction of GM's top brand.

Many factors affect the premium you will pay for auto insurance. Each is a statistically based risk for a specific population. The higher the risk associated with a person, the more he or she is likely to pay for coverage.