Adding too much power steering fluid to your car's reservoir can lead to numerous problems, including severe leaks, blown ...

Want better handling? Both electric digital and electro-hydraulic assist give fingertip control, making driving more pleasant ...

Have you ever stopped and wondered why it’s so effortless to turn a 5,822-pound Cadillac Escalade using a single finger? It’s not the result of your semester stint as a high school athlete, it’s the ...

For years, gearheads have been arguing whether hydraulic or electric power steering is better, citing various advantages and disadvantages. For those knowledgeable people and those who have no idea ...

Your hydraulic power steering system can drain as much as 5-8 hp from your engine and cost you somewhere between 1-3 mpg of fuel. A hydraulic power steering unit consumes more energy than your car's ...

The basic principle of power steering—hydraulics—hasn't changed much since the Mustang was introduced nearly a half century ago. It has been said you could move the world with the fluid power of ...

There was a time when earthlings thought the world was flat, wine was bad for you, and power steering made cars run slower on the dragstrip. A lot has changed since the Dark Ages and now it’s common ...

Updates give and updates take is a lesson that Tesla drivers are learning. A new recall campaign initiated by the automaker shows how a firmware release can lead to issues in the physical functioning ...

Up to 17,334 units of the US-market 2025 Acura RDX may have been produced with improperly calibrated electronic power ...

Several automakers are issuing recalls for certain vehicle models, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

Toyota recalled 112,500 vehicles due to power steering and electric software issues. Among the affected are 110,000 Camrys, Highlanders, and their hybrid versions from 2015, and RAV4 SUVs from model ...

Acura is recalling over 17,000 copies of its compact SUV because faulty software could cause its power steering to go into fail-safe mode.