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Ford Owner Magazine wants to know if you are an extreme driver.

Fit one of these extreme driver profiles? If so, you might want to change your oil more often. http://t.co/yB03TPqzMV pic.twitter.com/rkufuLc0fp

— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) July 22, 2015

Your typical modern car should have its oil changed about every 7,500 miles, though this number will change depending on car model, age, and type of oil you're using.

Another factor determining how often you should change your oil is your driving style.

Don't turn on the AC if you can help it-- it's like losing an entire cylinder from your engine! That's what many people claim, anyway. And so, for years, the eco-conscious driver have rolled down their windows on hot days, forsaking the air conditioner.

But is that really better? What about the effects of wind drag? If you're driving at any speed, having your windows open makes your car an open parachute, ruining your aerodynamics.

Which is really better?

The Mythbusters conducted a test comparing vehicles at 45mph, each with precisely 5 gallons in the tank…

This past weekend Wolfsgart hosted an auto show at the Champlain Valley Exposition, and some of our friends at Dealer.com were there to witness the action.

Wolfsgart is all about German and European car brands, so we saw a lot of Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi, and BMW. However, the party wasn't exclusive, and we got a great look at some modified, new, and classic cars from other brands, too.

One of the most impressive cars of the weekend was a decidedly feminine mod on a Volkswagen Golf Mk6.