HeyJaredKatherine Keeler
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 11
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Car and Driver
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- Jul 10, 2026
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That Viral Green Upholstery Cleaner? It’s on Sale. (opens the original)
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You put your car through a lot this summer: muddy adventures, spilled snacks, and plenty of rides with your dog. Before snow and road salt arrive, it’s a good time to deep-clean the seats and carpets with an upholstery cleaner. Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days doesn’t officially start until October 6-7, but one of our favorite car carpet and upholstery cleaners is 20% off right now. Bissell’s Little Green is practically synonymous with portable upholstery cleaners; you’ve probably seen the compact g
Signs You Need New Wiper Blades (opens the original)
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The trouble with worn-out windshield wipers is that you often discover the problem after it’s too late, or at the worst possible time, like during a cloudburst on the highway. A tired set may look fine in the driveway, but once rain or grime hits the windshield, their shortcomings become obvious. Suddenly, you’re trying to see through streaks, smears, and other dangerous visual impairments. So, how do you know when it’s time for a new set? We recommend getting ahead of the next downpour by testi
How to Change Your Windshield Wiper Blades Without Paying a Mechanic (opens the original)
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The other day, I was driving my ol’ reliable 2002 Ford Econoline when rain started to come down. I turned on the windshield wipers and immediately realized, wow, I really needed to replace them. I don’t have much of an excuse. I work for Car and Driver’s Gear Team, and we’ve been testing windshield wipers for years. After all our swapping and testing of wipers, I’m here to tell you the facts: Replacing your wipers is something you can absolutely do yourself. You’ll pay way too much if the person
Three Kids, One Back Seat: We Compare Two Ultraslim Car Seats (opens the original)
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We’ve been testing convertible car seats for years, and it’s easy to understand why they’re so popular. Who doesn’t love a one-and-done purchase? The downside is that convertible car seats are usually bulky and often wider than their nonconvertible counterparts, which can make them difficult to fit in smaller vehicles or side by side, three across. So what do families with multiple children do when they need every child to fit in their car seats comfortably? They have to turn to slim child car s
Your Baby’s First Lambo Is a $5000 Limited-Edition Stroller (opens the original)
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When I was growing up, my parents carted my sister and me around on an old metal Radio Flyer with two children’s chairs in it, duct-taped back to back. Now, your children can be pushed around in an Italian-performance-inspired stroller. Check out the Reef AL Giallo, a limited-edition collaboration between British nursery brand Silver Cross and Lamborghini, with just 500 units available worldwide. It may be a little extravagant, but that’s, well, the point. With its limited production run and pre
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