Cars

This weekend kicks off Sprint Cars races at the Meridian Speedway

Free hot rod show in Nampa to support the Nampa High School Automotive Shop.

I went for a walk along Mace River Ranch in Eagle last week and all of a sudden I came upon at least a dozen old abandoned cars that looked like they had been burned out. Where did they come from and why are they still there?

We love the Ford F-150 in Idaho, and it's hard to drive on I-84 without seeing one or twelve. It may be the most common, but it's not the most reliable vehicle, according to Consumer Reports. So what is?

The future is already here. Is it coming to the Gem State next? All signs point to "possibly."

Idaho Ford Fusion or Lincoln MKZ owners, you need to be aware of a recall that was launched today. It is possible that your steering wheel could fall off while driving.

Well, I'm irritated. I know in the grand scheme of things, this is minor, but as I left the office last night, walking up to my car I could see it. I had a new scratch and dent in my door.

With the terrible hurricanes in Texas and Florida, along with the flooding we dealt with in the Treasure Valley this summer, there's going to be an influx of used cars with flood damage.

Be ready to pony up $100 every time you get caught doing this. Spoiler alert: It has nothing to do with using your phone.

If you've driven around the Treasure Valley over our winter months, you've likely encountered potholes.  For many, they were severe enough to damage cars.