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Automotive industry experts suggest that only one in ten drivers know about the gas tank indicator arrow, AAA Mid-Atlantic says.

A recent Twitter viral video introduced us to an unfortunate motorist who was unable to figure out how to properly line up her gas tank with the pump, to the amusement of a couple of onlookers in the parking lot nearby.

When it comes to maintaining and taking care of your car regularly, there are some things that everybody knows about that they do in order to make sure that their ride will keep on going like changing the oil regularly and making sure that there is plenty of tread on the tires. However, there...

For a large family, a king-size SUV like the 2019 Chevrolet Suburban might be the right vehicle for the job of taking that trip over the river and through the woods for some seasonal Thanksgiving eats. The Suburban seats up to nine in three rows and provides ample cargo space in the rear. Such king-size … Continue reading "How much does it cost to fill the gas tank of a 2019 Chevrolet Suburban?"

If you've ever needed to drain your gas tank, you know how frustrating it can be. The problem might be you were lacking good equipment and good advice.

The position of a car's fuel door (if you can actually remember where it is) remains one of the greatest unsolved motoring mysteries.

Save some money at the pump and help the environment by not topping off your gas tank. #CarTips

Headed to the gas station? Don’t top-up your tank. It’s bad for your vehicle and your wallet.

A widespread myth says you should not fill your car if a fuel tanker truck is at the gas station because it could damage your car. Experts say it isn't true.

You get a new car and it’s your first time filling up, or maybe it’s a rental. You’re pulling into the pump, but a thought crosses your mind. Which side is the gas tank on? Almost all of us have been in this position at least once. If you own the car, you probably know...

Salt can eat car paint, wires, gas tanks and more! Find out why you should consider seeing a professional to minimize any damage, here.

Do you ever 'top off' your car's gas tank at the gas station? You could be doing serious damage to your car -- and the environment! Here's what you need to know.

Knowing which fuel your vehicle needs and paying close attention to the pump you're about to use can help ensure that you fill your car's tank properly.

Ever drive a friend's car? Maybe a rental? Then you've probably found yourself in a very frustrating situation when you realize you need some gas. Heck, it probably even happens to you in your own car sometimes. What side is the gas tank on?!?

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New York, Boston and well, basically all of the Northeast, are hunkering down as the first blizzard of 2015 pounds the area
With more than 6,000 flights canceled and Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island declaring states of emergencies, it's clear that this blizzard isn't being taken lightly
While no one should be driving in this weather — New York City Mayor…

Millions of people will travel to visit loved ones for the Thanksgiving holiday. The American Red Cross offers these tips to help people have a safe trip over the upcoming holiday
Download the Red Cross First Aid App. The app provides users with quick, expert advice on what to do in case of an emergency. See all the Red Cross apps at redcross.org/mobileapps .
DRIVING TO GRANDMA’S HOUSE Check the weather along your route and plan for travel around any storms that may…

When it comes to winter car care, many motorists think of antifreeze and batteries, but vehicles need extra attention when temperatures drop below zero. The non-profit Car Care Council offers six quick tips to help your vehicle perform at its best during cold weather months. 1) Keep the gas tank at least half full; this READ MORE »

Airstream of South Florida's Bruce "Tall Guy" Miller shows you the safe operation of your Airstream Travel Trailer's propane gas tanks. Be sure to subscribe ...

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CARS.COM — In the past couple of years, motorists haven't had to choose between a full wallet or full gas tank. Despite recent increases , gas prices continue to hover at record lows for the decade. The National Association of Convenience Stores, a coalition of thousands of retail and supply-side members worldwide, estimates that the average household in 2015 enjoyed $550 in fuel-cost savings. So…