Vintage cars are cherished by enthusiasts for their timeless beauty and historical value. Preserving the interiors of these ...

Evenflo has voluntarily recalled certain models of its Revolve360 Slim car seats due to a potential choking hazard involving the headrest.

Last month, we began restoring the interior in Ed Zoellner's '72 Mustang convertible, a car that's a father/son project with his son, Kaleb. Those of you who remember that first story may recall that ...

If you use your car every day, the upholstery won't look as elegant as it did when you first bought it. But if you clean the upholstery regularly, you can maintain a fresh interior for those daily ...

Are your car’s seats in such bad nick that your dog doesn’t want a ride to the park? Do all the rips, tears, and slashes bring to mind a tiger delivery service? Do you get a daily seat-spring ...

A recall of over 324,000 Evenflo car seats was initiated on Sept. 30 in connection with a material that could result in a "choking hazard." Here's what to know.

Car interiors attract their share of dirt, dust and grime. But full professional interior car detailing can ding your bank balance, so why not do it yourself? “Many people start DIY detailing just to ...

Over time, a vehicle goes through a lot—between things breaking under the hood, scratches and dents on the body, and wear and tear on the interior. This includes rips and holes in the seats, which can ...

If the sound of jingling car keys is music to your dog’s ears, chances are you’ve got some pet hair on the upholstery of your ...

'There aren't many things better than cruising your ride down Main Street. The rumble of a finely tuned engine, the smell of mildew-infested upholstery-oh, wait, that's not supposed to be part of it.

Evenflo voluntarily recalled 324,000 of its carseats for posing a potential choking hazard for kids. The company shared its announcement on its website.

MINUTES FROM RANCHO CORDOVA TO 99. RANDY, BRIAN, THANKS SO MUCH. SO WHEN YOUR CHECK ENGINE LIGHT COMES ON, YOU MAY NOT KNOW WHAT’S WRONG, BUT YOUR AUTOMAKER DOES. AND THE TRUTH IS THEY DON’T HAVE TO ...