A car battery can freeze, but it takes truly extreme temperatures for it to happen to a fully charged battery.

Your car’s battery is what makes everything in your car go. From your ignition to your radio, if you have a bad battery, none of them will work properly. A car battery, even the best one, won ...

If your car battery keeps losing its charge, don't ignore it. Here's why it happens and what you should do about it.

Zilch, nada. Your car remains in its now-frozen slumber because its battery has died. Avoiding situations like this is why Consumer Reports tests car batteries and reports on its findings.

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Here's what you can do now to prevent any damage to your car and your house as frigid temperatures get even more brutal.

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Frozen doors: How to prevent them and how to unfreeze them If you park outside during snow or freezing rain, you may wake up with a frustrating problem — frozen doors. Not only is this ...

Calls on frozen car locks and dead batteries will probably set records Tuesday at AAA of Central Pennsylvania.

Do you need a jump-start a car with a dead battery? Follow Consumer Reports' guide to using jumper cables and tips on how to avoid a dead battery.

“If the battery’s 3-4 years old and it gets cold, it’s gonna have problems, so change it or it’ll leave you stranded,” said Virgadamo. Click here to report a typo.