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Road accidents in Pakistan are often preventable. The biggest reasons aren't just speeding, they include distracted driving, poor vehicle maintenance, unsafe overtaking, unpredictable road users, and ignoring changing road conditions....

Autonomous cars are unlikely to become part of everyday driving in Pakistan anytime soon. While global automakers continue advancing self-driving technology, Pakistan still faces challenges related to road infrastructure, traffic...

Buying a used car in Pakistan can save you a significant amount of money—but only if you buy the right one. A clean-looking exterior or a low odometer reading doesn't...

Selling a used car in Pakistan isn't just about posting an ad and waiting for calls. Buyers today compare dozens of listings, ask detailed questions, and often bring a mechanic...

Pakistan's rising fuel prices have made hybrid cars more attractive than ever—but they are not a complete solution to the country's fuel crisis. They can significantly reduce fuel consumption for...

If your car's AC suddenly stops cooling in Pakistan, don't assume the compressor has failed. In many cases, the problem is as simple as low refrigerant, a faulty relay, or...

Your car's battery typically lasts 2–4 years in Pakistan, but extreme summer heat, short trips, poor maintenance, and charging system issues can reduce that lifespan significantly. The good news is...

If you're waiting for your car to "feel" like it needs servicing, you're probably already late. In Pakistan, your car faces challenges that manufacturer maintenance schedules don't fully account for...

Pakistan's summer temperatures can push both drivers and vehicles to their limits. If your temperature gauge suddenly climbs into the red or steam starts coming from under the bonnet, the...

The federal government has once again increased petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) prices, with the revised fuel rates coming into effect from July 18, 2026, and remaining applicable until July...