So you’ve hopped into your car only to find that something, somewhere, stinks to high heaven. After a little investigative nose work, you’ve discovered part of last week’s Taco Bell Nachos BellGrande ...

Cleaning your car’s interior is as important as washing the exterior, perhaps even more important in some instances. Spraying and wiping down seats can remove dirt, grime, mildew, and sticky spills to ...

Whether you have leather or cloth seats, the first step to clean your car seats is to vacuum. For best results, use a ...

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If you’ve spent as much time browsing car forums as The Drive’s editors have, you’ve likely seen your fair share of dirty vehicles. If not, you’ve probably seen our coverage of some of the more ...

Skip a pricey trip to the car wash or detailer and give your car a deep clean your car on your own with this advice from Consumer Reports, ...

Car seats inevitably become dirty with prolonged use - but aside from hoovering out our vehicles, we often don’t think to give them a proper wash, meaning dirt and stains can build up over time.

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Although car upholstery seems pretty durable, it goes through a pretty rough life cycle, so you must give it a ...

Even though people use it daily, a car seatbelt is an easily-overlooked part of your car that can get dirty, quick. Here's ...

The car interior is a harsh environment. It has to deal with extremes of temperature, as well as UV damage that can cause fading or cracking. Then there are deposits from fast food, spilled coffee, ...

Pet hair can build up in cars after just a few trips. Getting rid of it is not a simple task, and it requires both elbow grease and time.