Abstract: AIRCARS or Automated Imaging Routine for Compact Arrays for Radio Sun is an automated imaging pipeline which can produce very high dynamic range solar images using radio data from compact arrays. Although AIRCARS is a very general software and can handle data from any compact array, the default parameters are tuned to data from the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA). In this talk, I will present the working principle of AIRCARS and also show some sample images produced with AIRCARS using MWA data. These images now represent the state of the art in similar frequencies and solar conditions. I will also present the variety of science which we are doing with the help of the high dynamic range images produced by AIRCARS, ranging from routine imaging of gyro-synchrotron emission from the CME plasma to the importance of impulsive events in heating the quiet solar corona. I will also briefly mention our efforts towards routine estimation of the CME magnetic field by modelling the gyro-synchrotron emission and also estimation of quiet sun magnetic field from polarization information.