As the leaves fall and temperatures drop, many classic car owners face the annual dilemma: how to properly store their ...

Some drivers have to jump start their cars regularly when temperatures drop. Here's why car batteries are so sensitive to low ...

Not all cars are meant to be driven every day. If you own a special vehicle, such as a classic or sports car, you probably keep it tucked away somewhere until you're in the mood to take it for a spin.

Changing a car battery can be done in just a few steps. Always test the car battery before replacing and be sure to properly dispose of the dead battery.

We don’t always have the answers, but we have some people on speed dial who do — which is why we present to you our FYI series where we have experts explain if lip balm is actually bad, how often you ...

On the surface, a car battery seems like a solid, relatively indestructible element of an automobile. They're dense, heavy, and don't always show the clearest signs of aging. With that said, these ...

First things first, if the batteries have corroded, dispose of them according to your local waste authority guidelines, or you can drop them off at your local Home Depot store’s recycling bin.

Readers of a certain age may recall the knee-jerk reaction of religiously placing a scrap of cardboard or plywood on a garage floor or driveway before setting a car battery down for anything longer ...