If you’ve paid any attention to the news these past few weeks, or simply stopped at a gas station to fill up your tank, you’ve probably realized that gas prices are on the rise. The new conflict in Iran,

There’s no doubt that EVs and hybrids can deliver better fuel economy than traditional gas-powered vehicles. But that efficiency comes at a cost. Namely, a base price that is often thousands of dollars higher than what you’d pay for an equivalent gas-only vehicle.

With global oil prices flirting with $100 a barrel as tensions in the Middle East refuse to simmer down, American drivers are hitting the panic button at the pump and sprinting toward the used car market for anything that doesn't guzzle four-dollar-a-gallon gasoline.

War in Iran has disrupted global oil supplies, which is prompting some car shoppers to look for ways to climb off “the gas-price roller coaster.”

Many gas stations host diesel pumps that can be easily confused with gas pumps. Pumping diesel into your gas car can wreak havoc on its systems, forcing you to call a tow truck and mechanic. Self-service fueling is a part of driving and vehicle ownership ...

Fuel crises have often influenced car buyers to upsize or downsize their engines. When fuel prices are low and the economy is running smoothly, sure, a V8 sounds like a great idea. Economic downturns,

A new study has looked into whether electric cars are really better for the environment than gas-powered cars. It turns out that this is indeed the case: after two years of use, EVs start reducing their total carbon footprint compared to gas cars.

I know full well that the priorities of the automotive industry are changing, and the switchover to electric vehicles isn't happening nearly as quickly as was once predicted, but I still fully believe it's going to happen sooner rather than later.