Get your Christmas tree netted before leaving the lot to make it more manageable, and if it’s going on the roof, the tree’s trunk should be pointed toward the car’s front end.

Take Your Christmas Tree for a Safe Ride Home on Top of Your Car Across the country, people are strapping Christmas trees to their car roofs. Here's how to be among those who are doing it right.

Attach your Christmas tree to a roof rack, and don't run ties through the windows. ... it might be too long for your car. The typical tree is 6 feet tall—fine for most SUVs or station wagons, ...

But unless you tie that tree down safely, it could pose a hazard to you and your car—not to mention other drivers on the road. And the wrong decorations could even run afoul of the law.

People have been sticking Christmas lights to their cars for years, but this year the trend for illuminating your car for the festive season seems to have gone into overdrive. Unfortunately for ...

Philip Trujillo Jr., a car enthusiast and owner of a hydraulics shop, said you can buy Christmas lights for the undercarriage of your vehicle so "the light goes to the ground and it’s not in the ...

Decorating your car for the holidays is a popular trend, but police warn that some decorations could be illegal and dangerous. Florida law prohibits flashing lights, red, white and blue lights on ...