According to Experian Automotive, there are more than 9 million vehicles registered in the areas where Superstorm Sandy inflicted the most damage.

Forbes recently warned potential car buyers to pay extra attention when purchasing a vehicle, as many damaged or flooded cars from Hurricane Sandy will be cleaned up and resold.

A recent study from the Boston Children's Hospital's Division of Emergency Medicine showed that national standards requiring children 4 feet 9 inches and under to sit in booster seats while driving a car would save lives.

The Car Care Council recently announced that as Americans turn back their clocks, they should be sure to have their windshield wipers, lighting & electrical inspected, in order to reduce accidents as it will be darker earlier on.

The results of J.D. Power and Associates 2012 U.S Auto Claims Satisfaction Study showed that American car owner's satisfaction on their experience with insurance claims improved on a year-over-year comparison.