cars

Take a fun road trip down memory lane and revisit some of the old-school car features we actually miss, even if some of them tried to kill us.

It used to be that you were lucky to drive a car until it reached 100,000 miles but not anymore-- in fact, THIS vehicle is the one most likely to hit twice that here in Minnesota!

An increasing number of drivers are finding rubber ducks left on their vehicles. The effort was likely meant to put a smile on your face.

The 2024 numbers are in, and we now know just which brands of vehicles were the most popular in Minnesota last year.

Protect your car this winter by washing off corrosive salt and sand regularly to avoid damage to paint and structure.

From trucks and SUVs that tackle snowy roads in winter, to sedans and minivans for summer lake runs, here are the most-loved cars on the road in Minnesota.

Another recall in the same week involved more than 460,000 vehicles.

We've all probably done it while driving, but is it really against the law here in Minnesota to flash your headlights at another vehicle?

It's not a matter of "if" you will have a car problem, it is a matter of "when" your car starts to have issues. Thanks to Google and those tracking what is being searched, these are the top 5 car problems people have in Minnesota.

The standard requires all new cars, starting in 2029, to include technology that can stop and avoid contact with a vehicle in front of them when traveling up to 62 miles per hour and to be able to detect pedestrians in both daylight and darkness.