Most cars are equipped with defrosters for the windshield and rear window to improve visibility by clearing fog, ice and snow. Most defrosters rely on the heat from a car’s engine, but some vehicles ...

The maker claims it will quickly defrost your windows and heat up your car. It can defrost windows from the inside or out. Just simply plug it into your vehicles 12v power port and turn it on. You can ...

Driving in winter means a lot of moisture and ice on the car’s windshield. Ensure that the ice or condensation gets off the car windows before driving. As a driver, to have a clear vision of the road ...

Driving a car in cold weather is manageable when your vehicle has sufficient heat. Sometimes, there may be complications with the HVAC system impacting the supply of heat to the cabin, which can make ...

Autoblog aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Starting your car and letting it warm up for a few minutes in the ...

The last thing you need when you're in a rush in the morning is a frozen car - but Amazon has a solution. The 12V Car Heater and Auto Defroster Kit is now reduced from £25.99 to £18.99 in a limited ...

Out here in SoCal, one classic truck accessory dear to our hearts is air conditioning. With a desert-like climate cool air for cruising is pretty important. That said, in the rest of the country—or at ...

A frosty windshield can turn a winter morning into a frustrating challenge, especially when you're rushing to work or running errands. While a light dusting of snow is easy to handle, a solid sheet of ...

Having a car heater that only blows cold air isn't just uncomfortable, but it can also be dangerous. One of the unbreakable rules of winter driving is to keep your windshield clear. Even if you scrape ...

When it’s cold outside, your car’s heating system provides warm air to make driving comfortable. Even if you live in a warmer climate, there will be chilly mornings when you’ll want your car’s heater ...

After making the command decision to forever remove the lid from our 1936 Ford Phaeton we realized there may be times when things could get a bit chilly. Of course the solution to being way too cool ...