Buyers shopping for a used car after a major flood event face a specific and often invisible risk: vehicles damaged by ...

Car owners whose vehicles were swept up by a hurricane or flood face two hard facts: Their car is almost certainly totaled if it was swamped, and compensation will depend on their car insurance ...

Buying hurricane flooded supercars at auction turns an exciting exotic car search into a risky gamble filled with water damage, hidden faults, electrical issues, and huge repair costs. This video ...

Flood-damaged vehicles don't just disappear after storms fade from headlines—they often make a quiet comeback in the used-car market. Recent data shows a noticeable uptick in these vehicles ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The flash flooding from torrential storms earlier this week has mechanics busy working to repair vehicles damaged by high waters. ...

Automotive restoration expert Matt Ryan purchased a Shelby Cobra replica at an auction for what seemed like a good price. Why ...

New data from Carfax shows flood-damaged vehicles are resurfacing across the country, and increasingly in states where flooding may not be top of mind for car buyers. Carfax estimates there are ...

When storms strike, car damage from hail, wind, flood or falling debris can be costly. Most weather-related car insurance claims are paid under comprehensive coverage — an optional part of your policy ...

Matt Schmitz of Cars.com provides tips to avoid buying a flood-damaged car in this week's segment of Driving Smart.