The 10-year-old Galant has driven over a hundred kilometers on the highway, and the gearbox is making a whistling sound. What's going on? It seems fine when the car is cold.

Is 25,000 expensive for a 10-year-old Hyundai Accent with over 90,000 kilometers? Waiting for a response online.

The 10-year-old Galant has driven over a hundred kilometers on the highway, and the gearbox is making a whistling sound. What's going on? It seems fine when the car is cold.

I've got a 10-year-old imported 1.6 Mazda3. Lately, I don't know what's happening, but I can shift to the D gear, yet it doesn't show on the screen. I have to jiggle the gear lever a bit for it to display. Feels like a loose connection. 🤦‍♂️ Other gears are working fine.

My Legacy has driven over 30,000 kilometers, and after passing through some bumpy roads, there's a creaking sound in the cabin, like an old car. How can I fix this? Any advice, experts?

I bought a second-hand 2014 Kia Sportage, and the exhaust smells really bad. I hadn't driven it on the highway before, but a few days ago I did, and the engine warning light came on. The check indicated an issue with the oxygen sensor. After replacing it, the error code was cleared, but a few days later it came on again. It seems fine when not driving on the highway, but as soon as I do, the light comes on and stays on. Can any experts advise on how to fix this issue?

Has anyone driven this car for over 5000 kilometers without any issues? I've been looking into this car recently, and it seems like there are a lot of minor problems reported by owners.

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, my car is over seven years old and I haven't changed the tires yet. It's only been driven 60,000 kilometers. The tires are slightly aging, but I haven't driven much in recent years. It's mostly parked in the basement, so it's rarely exposed to the sun. Should I change the tires? I'm planning a long trip and am a bit worried!

Just got the car 2 days ago. When I picked it up, it showed 435, but it seems like I've only driven less than 300, with a bit over 90 left, so I went to charge it. Is this normal for city driving?

I've driven my father's manual Volkswagen Santana for over 10 years. It's quite durable, performs well on the highway, and the wind noise insulation is decent. It hasn't had any major issues. I'm planning to switch to an SUV to experience driving one. I want to ask T-Cross owners: Is the T-Cross reliable? How is the driving experience on the highway, and what about the wind noise insulation?

Is it normal for a new car to have an average fuel consumption of over 10 liters after 3000 kilometers, and about 9 liters on the highway?