You put you car key in the ignition, and… nothing. The engine won’t start at all. You might hear the starter click, but that’s about it. You call a friend — or BCAA — and have your battery jumped. And then the engine starts just fine. Does that mean you should get your battery replaced? Maybe.

Your car's suspension system is designed to give you a smooth, stable ride. Since the suspension takes the most road abuse, with parts wearing out and even breaking. If your car doesn't drive like it used to, you may have a problem.

The odds of you locking your car keys in your car will happen more often than not. The culprits are keyless ignition and increasingly sophisticated electronic anti-theft systems. Stay calm and here's how you can get help.

Ever wish your car could react for you? With new advancements in technology, it just might be able to.