The "hair" that comes from a car's exhaust is actually the fiberglass used in mufflers, and having it come out of the exhaust ...

Your car might be burning a little oil, but not in a way that is as obvious as with blue smoke. It could be a sign of a small oil leak or the beginning signs of wear in parts like the valve seals ...

White smoke coming from your car's exhaust typically means one of two things – either you have condensation in your engine and exhaust or your engine is burning coolant.

If your car is blowing blue smoke, it’s a clear sign that the engine is burning oil. What happens is that the valve guide seals or piston rings are worn out, and oil is leaking past from where ...

If your car starts making a smell sort of like burning rubber, it can be very alarming. Here are some typical examples of ...

Burning oil, on the other hand, will often show up as blue-tinted exhaust smoke. Why Is My Car Burning Oil? Excessive oil consumption is usually triggered by worn engine parts, such as piston ...

An expert from The AA who helps stranded drivers at the roadside has explained what to do if you see different coloured smoke coming from your car's exhaust. While white smoke coming from your ...

The Daytona may be known for its loud (fake) exhaust, but some examples are having trouble being heard at exactly the wrong time.