When you hear the phrase 'hacking', what do you imagine? A nerdy '90s character with green text scrolling down his screen? A powerful worldwide cabal with millions at their disposal? In reality, most hackers are simply bored - and nowhere is that more evident than from the freshest discovery of Dutch electronics designer Tom Wimmenhove, revealing that keyless fobs could be used to both hack into and steal automobiles. The latest vehicles are more susceptible than others to this method, but there are steps you can take to reduce your risk.

Oil is used to lubricate the moving parts of your engine, as well as cleaning, cooling, and protecting said parts. This enables your engine to run smoothly. However, engine oil lubricating abilities do not last forever, since the oil will get dirty and its chemical properties will change. At some point, you will need to change your oil to prevent engine damage—or worse, replacement. But how do you know when to do so? Here are a few tips:

Potholes - they're the pits, literally. We've all encountered them, often unexpectedly, and depending on the severity of the hit and depth of the pothole, it can mean trouble for car owners.

There are a number of smells that vehicles give off when there’s something wrong with a car part or system. Take a glimpse at the infographic inside to learn about a few troublesome odors and what they mean.

Is it your first time owning an all-wheel-drive car or have you owned one for a while but want to know what you should never do with an AWD vehicle? If so, this article will answer many of your questions. Learn more inside.

Unless you're an ex racecar driver or tire tester, you've likely never had to learn accident-avoidance maneuvers. Too often, drivers are unprepared for emergency situations and their lives are put on the line. In this article, Camelback Subaru would like to share tips on how to survive one common emergency driving situation - the tire blowout.