Sure, you want to save money, but you also don't want to mess up your engine. Should you change your oil every few months, or every few thousand miles?

Viewer-submitted questions for The Car Doctor: Q: My car, a great running Toyota, has a recommended oil change interval of 10,000 miles or once a year. What are your thoughts on this long interval? A: ...

A 2024 Toyota RAV4 owner checked his oil after just 5,000 miles and found it "filthy." This raises a critical question for ...

Regular oil changes are crucial to vehicle maintenance and play a significant role in keeping your engine running smoothly. However, knowing how often you should change your oil can be challenging, ...

Harley-Davidson motorcycles require a handful of primary lubricant services. Here's how to determine when it's time to ...

A mechanic who’s recently had a series of videos go viral on TikTok is clapping back at viewers who are skeptical of the advice he’s been giving out about oil changes. Rich (@fordbossme) is a ...

While frequent oil changes in ICE-powered vehicles are widely considered common knowledge, there are cases of extreme neglect shared by surprised car mechanics. The videos show the terrible state of ...

Q: I am curious about whether the noise from roads will be quieter when there are more electric vehicles. That is, does the noise come from tire/road contact (so no change) or from the engines (great ...

I'm a retard. Like the title said, I haven't changed my oil (2001 hyundai elantra) since last september. I don't drive my car that much (about 2,000 of those miles are just a couple of trips to mom & ...

Changing a car’s oil is something everyone should know how to do. Fresh oil is essential for keeping your engine healthy, and swapping it out at manufacturer-suggested intervals is easy enough that ...

For those readers who may be unaware, buyers of a 2025-model-year GMC vehicle receive a free oil change under the automaker’s Pro Grade Protection program. However, there’s a bit of confusion ...

Lamborghini is among the most expensive cars to buy, let alone own. The prices for the luxury car start at $200,000 and can quickly rise to over $500,000. However, when it gets to maintenance, things ...