If you drive a car with an internal combustion engine, which is most modern vehicles that run on fossil fuels, then your engine requires a precise combination of fuel and oxygen to function properly.

You know this story well. Your car goes to the shop for a routine job like an oil change or a tire swap, and that’s when the service advisor calls you with a tried and true upsell: the cabin filter.

Dr. Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and adjunct professor of ethics at Fordham University. She has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, CNN & Playboy. This ...

There’s no question climate change is a hot topic globally and our air quality is arguably one of the hottest elements of the topic. Automakers are coming up with ideas to combat it and not just by ...

All vehicles require consumable materials like oils, coolants, brake fluids, and filters to function correctly. However, one of the most neglected parts of a gasoline car is the air filter, ...

Your car's cabin air filter is more important than you think. Even though it has nothing to do with the drivetrain, it's what cleans the air that actually comes into the car while driving. Leave it ...

This filter is an important part of the vehicle’s ventilation system. It helps remove dangerous pollutants like dust smug, mold spores and pollen from the air that enters the cockpit. It also reduces ...

While cars are not entirely airtight, the cabin air filter works diligently to filter the air entering your vehicle from the outside. Just like the filter in your home, your car’s cabin filter also ...

BMW did an excellent job with the sixth generation of the 5 Series, also known as F10 for the sedan and F11 for the station wagon. However, its maintenance is not paid in pennies, so if you want to ...

Cabin air filters help keep out dust, pollen, smog and mould spores from entering your car OLD and dirty cabin air filters in your car could be holding onto harmful bacteria and spreading it ...

Cabin air filters are easy to overlook, but they play a meaningful role in everyday driving. Their job is to trap dust, pollen, exhaust particles, and other debris before air enters the cabin through ...

Typically, cabin filters last 15,000 miles or more. As an example, with my car I check the filter once or twice a year and replace it when it is dirty. In the 10 years I have owned one of my cars, I ...