With winter fully upon us, those who live in certain parts of the U.S. are likely to be driving in the snow at some point. It's a uniquely challenging condition with all manner of pitfalls and ...

While you might think more tires equals more traction in the winter, do dually trucks actually perform better in the snow than standard four-tire ones?

Staggered wheels can help a RWD car get more traction in certain situations, but they're also more expensive and could result ...

Rear-wheel-drive vans may work fine for campgrounds and fair-weather weekends, but true adventure often lies beyond the pavement. If you want to access those dreamy dispersed campsites you've seen on ...

Over the past 40 years, front-wheel drive (FWD) has become the dominant layout for everyday autos. And for good reason. For a car designed for safety and efficiency, FWD offers quite a few advantages ...

We got a couple of inches last night mixed with sleet that basically feels like walking on that weird solidified crisco in a can stuff. Seemed like a great opportunity to see what the new car handles ...

For many decades, rear-wheel drive was commonplace, but the fuel shortage of the 1970s created the need for a more efficient alternative. Because most cars already had their engine mounted at the ...