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, ...

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, ...

Over time, a vehicle goes through a lot—between things breaking under the hood, scratches and dents on the body, and wear and tear on the interior. This includes rips and holes in the seats, which can ...

In mainstream cars and trucks, more and more manufacturers are offering leather seating surfaces, or leather upholstery. In the vast majority of cases, it is not real leather, but what is called ...

Leather has always been the aspirational material for a motorcycle seat, but is it better than vinyl? When we modified our 1980 Honda CX500, the first thing we did was get rid of the fat old vinyl ...

It’s inevitable that after many years your car’s leather seats will become worn. Getting in and out, rubbing your pants against the bolsters, and generally just using them, they can’t help but crack.

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Vinyl wraps provide an opportunity to customize your car's exterior, especially if you want to stand out in a sea of black, white, gray, and silver vehicles. Available in a variety of colors and ...

If we were to tell you there's a room where people spend hours each day — and even eat in — you'd probably assume it gets cleaned often. But when it comes to the interiors of our cars, that's not ...