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The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in New Jersey was $3.73 on the Monday following the long Thanksgiving weekend, which represented a sizable drop week over week in the Garden State although the national average declined more...

Supply chain snags that have bounced from industry to industry since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic are now affecting car parts, according to automotive experts.

As exterior temperatures rise gradually, that of vehicle equipment spikes "exponentially," and can create evaporation that may, over time, compromise car batteries.

Young drivers spend more time behind the wheel, it's travel season, and there are more pedestrians and cyclists out and about.

You didn't know how good you had it, paying about $4.08 per gallon at the gas pump a month ago.

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Road "brine" can eventually corrode the underside of vehicles if it isn't washed away in a timely manner.

The drenching rains dropped by the remnants of Hurricane Ida made many New Jersey residents realize that they actually do live in a flood-prone area, and that their vehicles are not invincible.

It's been 18 months since some New Jersey residents have had to follow or stop for a school bus while on the road.

Gasoline prices have been rising rather steadily over the course of the last few weeks in New Jersey as the weather warms up and more folks appear comfortable with hitting the road in the face of COVID-19.

This week's winter storm is long gone, but some side effects could be lurking under your car or truck.