Mice can use the vent system as a tunnel to get from the engine bay to your car's interior. And vents often provide easy access to insulation and filter materials they can use to build a nest.

Mice are bad enough in your house, but you'll definitely want to keep mice out of your car, where they can do some pretty extensive damage in no time flat. (Plus—no one wants to see a mouse ...

Let’s start with this: If you discover a sure-fire way to keep mice and rodents out of your car, patent it and make millions. It almost literally follows the old adage, “Build a better ...

Rodents nesting in your car can cause extensive damage to the engine, electrics, and other mechanical parts, in addition to upholstery.

Mice love to chew on car wiring. BMWs can be especially delicious to rodents. Here's what I've learned about anti-mouse strategies.

“Some people report hearing the sound of scurrying and scratching, particularly when they turn on the car’s engine, as rats and mice can set up home behind your dashboard.

Readers share their tips for keeping rodents away from your car’s engine during the cold months.

“Some people report hearing the sound of scurrying and scratching, particularly when they turn on the car’s engine, as rats and mice can set up home behind your dashboard.

“Some people report hearing the sound of scurrying and scratching, particularly when they turn on the car’s engine, as rats and mice can set up home behind your dashboard.