Water damage can render a vehicle immobile and completely devalue it. What type of car insurance covers flood damage?

Being exposed to flood water can also cause mechanical damage, interior damage, and all the other issues that any car — ...

Whether it may seem fun or it's by complete accident, it may not be a good idea to drive through puddles. Here's what could ...

The general rule is: don’t drive through water that’s more than 10cm / 4 inches deep. As little as 30cm, or 1 foot, is considered enough water to float a car.

Cars swamped by stormwater could return to market far from where the damage occurredBy Consumer ReportsThousands of cars are damaged or destroyed by floods every year, such as those ravaged by hu ...

Driving on flooded roads presents lots of dangers. You can’t always know how deep standing water is, and unseen hazards may lurk below the surface.

The death of a man found in a vehicle submerged in flood water in Sonoma County over the weekend punches home the fact that it is never safe to drive into flood waters.. A man was found in a ...

The advice when confronted with flood water is to get out and check the depth before trying to drive through it. Most cars will cope with around 300mm (about a foot) of standing water without too ...

Driving through flood waters will push the water on to sidewalks and sometimes even in homes. "You’re pushing wakes into people’s homes, and I know I wouldn’t want it in mine like anybody ...

Flash floods can strike without warning—and if you’re caught in one while driving, every second counts. Flood safety begins ...

Being exposed to flood water can also cause mechanical damage, interior damage, and all the other issues that any car — electric or not — will run into when submerged in water. So you probably ...