Everybody wants his car to stand out. Big wheels and tires are one way--but have you checked the price of 20-in. rims with 30-series tires lately? Actually, there are cheaper ways to make sure you can ...

Everybody has a comfort zone when it comes to working on their cars. Many have no issues about turning wrenches, building engines and transmissions, modifying brakes and suspensions, even doing custom ...

After 10 years in print journalism, Nick transitioned to the home improvement space. He has specialized in maintenance, mortgages, home warranties, moving, car shipping, home security and more for 7 ...

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 ...

It's a dramatic move to completely change the color of a car. Do it with paint and you're stuck with your final decision once everything dries. If you go with a vinyl wrap, however, you could always ...

While wild graphics might be the strongest visual memory of the supercar era, many of the performance cars built at that time were fairly upscale. Often, they received big options in addition to big ...

The vinyl roof was a prominent feature in many classic muscle cars from the 1960s and 1970s, representing an era of automotive design that combined style with innovation. While some may view it as a ...

Vinyl siding has long been popular as a home exterior covering -- it's used in one-quarter of new single-family homes being built today. Yes, some deride it as tacky or pass. Comedians have used it ...

A vinyl top can be a polarizing thing on a car. Typically, you either you love it or you hate it. Some think they bring a touch of class while others think you take some of the muscle out of the ...

While the short answer to how long a vinyl wrap lasts appears to be “three to seven years,” that wide range merits some explanation. Related: More Maintenance News Perhaps unsurprisingly, three of the ...