In most cases, yes. If you have comprehensive coverage, your insurance should still cover the incident. That’s the part of ...

It might sound incredible, but you can actually charge your in-car battery from flat with some basic equipment. Here's how you can rescue yourself from running out of juice on a long journey without ...

There are three primary categories of typical new-car fees: vehicle registration fee, sales tax and a documentation fee, or ...

Having a mechanical issue at the roadside is never good, but some simple measures can ensure that you’re staying safe.

“We recommend that customers know, before renting a car, what their credit cards cover and if it transfers to a rental vehicle,” says Lisa Martini, a spokeswoman for Enterprise ...

Car insurance is required in almost every state, but not everyone needs the same type or amount of coverage. The policy that's right for you depends on many factors, including the age and value of ...

Comprehensive car insurance covers damage to yourself ... child seat replacement, windscreen cover for chips and cracks, and breakdown assistance. "You should check your policy documents ...

"You might also need to pay extra for certain add-ons such as a courtesy car if your vehicle is written off or under repair, transport home after an accident, child seat replacement, windscreen cover ...