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We're halfway to the weekend and cruising through the week! Happy Wednesday from all of us at Nicholas Fleet Street Shell - keep your wheels turning and your spirits high!

When your vehicle's battery keeps dying over and over again, it's a pretty safe bet that there's an underlying problem that needs to be dealt with before you end up stranded.

Cruising into Father's Day weekend! Here's to all the dads who've taught us how to drive - and how to steer through life.

Without a doubt, extreme temperatures can affect your car, including your tires. Those temperature extremes can also lead to tire failure, which may happen at the most inopportune time, such as when you are on the highway far from home. Here a few tips for keeping your tires in top shape and you and your family safe this summer.

Just like on the racetrack, every mile counts. Whether it's a bump in the road or a rough ride, we're here to keep you moving forward.

A vehicle identification number, commonly known as a VIN, is a 17-character string of uppercase letters and numbers that encodes specific information about that vehicle.

False: According to BMW's website, while this is a popular myth, the logo, often referred to as the "roundel," simply represents the colors of Bavaria, Germany, the home of BMW.

Whether going on a road trip or making your daily commute, listening to music, a podcast or an audio book can make the ride more pleasurable. Here are several affordable ways to get a sound boost in the cabin.

With more than 80,000 fans looking on from the grandstands of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and a $25,000 prize purse up for grabs, the inaugural Indianapolis 500 got underway on this day in 1911.

Overheating engines are a common issue, and they're most common on long drives or road trips when the engine has to work harder for longer.

Honoring and remembering the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom.

When a lane is closed in a construction zone, a zipper merge occurs when motorists use both lanes of traffic until reaching the defined merge area, and then alternate in "zipper" fashion into the open lane.