automotive

Crimes included rolling back odometers and falsifying documents.

In Minnesota, the law requires that proof of insurance, but are digital copies acceptable?

Living in Minnesota means our cars face all sorts of weather, which brings in a lot of dirt and grime. A quick car wash will help with the exterior but cleaning the interior can be a little more challenging. This easy and inexpensive hack will help the inside of your car look new.

Minnesotans will soon have the opportunity to give their vehicles a new look!

Sudden cold snaps can cause problems for your tires. If your warning light comes on, or if your tires are looking flat, here's what to know.

Did you know if you are pulling a camper you need to have extension mirrors. Some of them can cost hundreds. Other cheap ones don't work well. But what about this K Source mirror?

From routine maintenance to stocking up on a few things to keep with you, here is a handy spring checklist. Bring on the warmer weather!

The Duluth Drag Races and Car Show took place last weekend, and it continues to get bigger and better. The event takes place on Garfield Avenue in Duluth, just north of the shipping docks. It's the one time a year that illegal drag racing becomes legal in Duluth...

There's a lot of buzz in the last week about a new tire from Michelin. They've designed an airless tire that can't be punctured or go flat.

My wife sent me a text yesterday saying her drivers side window wouldn't go up on her car. There was rain in the forecast, so this was a big bummer considering it was halfway down.  Luckily, I went to google and found a trick in the forums.

This last fall I tried a product from Loctite called Rust Neurtralizer.  I did a video and wanted to see if it actually worked.  Rust is probably one of the most frustrating things that happens to your vehicle, because once it's there it never goes away.

Maybe you've seen the video that's been going around Facebook that shows how you can use a mix of rubbing alcohol and water to spray the frost away on your windshield.  It was made from a meterologist in Tennessee, and he makes it looks like we are dummies for scraping away all these years.   So I tried the mixture out on a few icy windows in our parking lot.