Stacy Fernandez

'You need a new car.' Dashboard warnings sometimes lie. They flash on but sometimes vanish with what seems to be no rhyme or reason.

A Lowe's shopper was surprised to find that wiring that's usually locked up was more accessible because he could unlock the gate himself with a new touchscreen.

'Taking a BMW to Walmart for an oil change is like microwaving a steak.' Calling ahead before a service appointment is supposed to save you time.

A man saw an accident and it seems Waze notified him in real time. Is Waze that fast?

'Should have bought a Chevy.' A shaking steering wheel is one of those warning signs that's easy to explain away, thinking it might just be

"We don't want to charge over..." Finding a dealer willing to sell a car at or near sticker price shouldn't be so hard.

A man looked at a car with a $25,000 MSRP. The OTD price was $34,000. Why? How do you avoid dealership fees?

As arguably the most popular sporting event on earth, it is no wonder some people would risk a lot for the chance to watch a

'Stop making air conditioning so complicated.' Having a dead car air conditioner in the middle of summer sucks.

A man got a new Ford F-150 and noticed something blinking near the driver-side door. It's part of Ford's BlueCruise driver assistance tech. Here's what it does.