There's nothing more frustrating than when you're rushing home to the sanctity of your own toilet and you're hamstrung by a seemingly simple snag like a car key that won't come out of the ignition.

Here's a frustrating hypothetical: you return home from a long day of work, turn your car off, and move to pull your key out of the ignition. Only, instead of the quick click and removal that usually ...

The 2013 Chevrolet Caprice, which is sold as both a passenger car and a police cruiser, is part of a recent GM recall notice. The ignition key in these cars can easily slip out of the run position ...

Police say more and more people are locking their keys in their car. According to their reports, it’s the most common reason why cars are stolen. With colder weather, a year-round problem becomes even ...

POLICE have warned motorists not to leave ignition keys in their vehicles - because if they are stolen they may lose out on an insurance payout. The advice came after a man left his keys in a silver ...

Push-button start may be common today, but it wasn't always the dominant way to crank an engine. Push-button start systems and ignition key systems activate the same process in different ways. Do you ...

A lot of ink has been used lately to cover General Motors’ ongoing ignition switch recall. Not driving one of the affected GM models? Well, you shouldn’t relax just because you think your daily driver ...

General Motors is replacing ignition keys in its newest trucks because it's possible for the gearshift lever to bump the key out of position. The move isn't a recall, though, so GM doesn't provide a ...