- Should You Sell Your Car Or Trade It In? By :
Many people rush into selling their car or trading their car before taking the time to really make sure that they do it right and get the most money out of the transaction. Here are a few pointers to keep in mind when selling or trading your car. - Auto Racing Legend Juan Montoya Leaves Formula One For NASCAR By : David Maillie
Auto racing legend Juan Montoya recently decided to switch from Formula One to NASCAR. What does this mean and what do fans have to look forward to? - Buying A Car? Do These Things First By :
Shop around for auto financing before going to the dealer. Get pre-approved for a loan. This is one of the biggest mistakes people make in their haste to buy a new car. Take the time to get pre-approved; you will get a better rate and a better deal. - Facts You Need to Know About Hybrid Cars By :
Hybrid car has become immensely popular after Honda Motors and Toyota Motor Corporation introduced these cars in the US market in 2000. The US Government offers incentives to those willing to buy hybrid car and many corporations are willing to provide free parking. - A Guide to Car Leasing By : Hans Hasselfors
Do you ever feel like you know just enough about car leasing to be dangerous? Let's see if we can fill in some of the gaps with the latest info from car leasing experts. - Three Ways to Extend the Life of Your Sports Car By :
Sports cars are important and expensive investments and drivers often develop a deep appreciation for their car. As such, they seek to maintain their cars well and prolong their useful life as long as possible. - Car Fraud A Growing Concern On Auction Sites Like Ebay By : David Maillie
Online car sales have grown beyond anyones expectations. Along with these online sales, though, online car fraud has also grown and here is what to watch out for. - Buying Tips for Antique Autos for Sale By : Dave Poon
There are hundreds of car companies and links to auto insurances, price quotes, car dealers, car loans and other resources that involve antique cars, roadsters and classic collectible cars. However, you may find it difficult in determining where to find the best deal an antique automobile. - The Devil is in the Details By :
Most reputable auto detailers follow a five-step process to properly car for the cars and trucks they are entrusted to care for. These steps consist of the following: - Those Darn Speeding Tickets By : MITCHELL HAMPSON
So you're cruising down the freeway in your Porsche 911 Turbo. You've got the sun roof open and the breeze in your hair. You're stoked that it's Friday and the weekend lies ahead. All is ideal. But, then it happens. You hear this infuriating noise struggling to drown out your CD player. - Are You Ready For The 2006 911 Turbo? By :
The German motorcar company, Porsche has done it again with the 2006 911 Turbo which premiered at the Geneva Motor Show in February of 2006. This 6th generation 911 is now available in German dealerships and just now beginning to appear in the United States at a cost of over 120k. - Car Accidents in the United States By : Michael Grossman
There is a fatal car accident every 14 minutes here in the US, or about 40,000 per year. That means that by the time you drive 10 blocks, or 2 miles there is another wreck. So if you went to the grocery store to do a bit of shopping, there was probably at least one accident by the time you got to the store. - Great Tips To Keep You Safe On The Road By : David Maillie
Here are some great safety tips from the leading research firms in the U.S. and abroad. - MINI. Rebirth Of A Legend By : Kerry Plowright
When the new MINI hit Australian roads back in 2002, it was an instant hit. And there could be no doubt as to why the new look MINI would fast become so popular. - Used Car Extended Warranty By : Gail Metcalf
An extended warranty is a policy that gives the automobile owner protection against breakdowns and mechanical failures of the car. - Need A Solution For Costly Automotive Repairs? By : John Whelan
Knowledge is power and in the case of auto repairs we need to know the language and be on our toes when it comes to putting money back in our pocket. - Would you Like to Save Big Money on Your Auto Insurance and Reduce Your Risk of Auto Theft? By : David Maillie
The best part is you don't have to switch insurance companies, you can do this yourself, and it is backed by police departments, AAA Auto Club, Motor Week, etc... and it works! Insurance discounts of up to 35% or more - stop throwing your hard earned money away and take a bite out of auto theft! - How To Get A New Car Extended Warranty At A Rock-Bottom Price By : Tom O'Leary
Find out what a new car extended warranty costs in less than 30 seconds. - The Alfa Romeo 147 Is A Small Car That Packs A Big Punch By : Kerry Plowright
A oneowner review. Alfa Romeo has always been synonymous with Italian style and flair, and the Alfa Romeo 147 is certainly no exception. - What To Look For When Buying A Car From An Individual By :
When looking for bargains in shopping for a vehicle a lot of people choose to buy one from a private owner instead of going to a dealership or car lot. While this can save you a lot of money in many cases it also limits your options if you have problems with the vehicle and private parties are not subject to as stringent regulations like dealers are. - How Do Luxury SUV's Stand The Test Of Time? By : Christine Harrell
When the newest model vehicles roll onto the lots, there are always an abundance of expert reviews, opinions, and crash test statistics. But once the model has had time to truly be road tested and reviewed by owners, magazines and publications have moved onto today's latest models. - Incorrect Information On Your Speeding Ticket? What It Can Do For You By : John Murray
If your speeding ticket has been incorrectly filled out, there is a good chance your case can be dismissed. This article explains how. - Important Things To Do To Prepare Your Snowplow For Plowing This Season By :
Every season when you take your snowplow out of storage you should follow these guidelines to prepare your plow for the upcoming winter. - Ready to Buy a Car - Make Sure You Do a Vehicle Background Check By : Matthew Bass
You should be able to find several indispensable facts about vehicle background check in the following paragraphs. If there's at least one fact you didn't know before, imagine the difference it might make. - Research and Review Yields Best Heavy Equipment Buys By : Ben Franklin
Whether it's a dump truck that's needed or heavy excavating machinery, a purchase should be well researched. - Best Car Care Makeover From The Detailing Experts By : David Maillie
Your car is one of the largest purchases you will make. By investing a little time and effort properly caring for your car you can make it look great and last a long time. - Safety Sounds Great with Customized Horns By : Ray La Foy
Unfortunately, in some areas drivers have over used them to the point they're considered air pollution, but the automobile horn is actually a vital piece of safety equipment. - How to Protect Your Sports Car By :
Your sports car represents a significant investment. For many owners, their sports car ranks second only to their home in terms of cost. When one has paid a substantial sum for an item, it only makes sense to take proactive steps to insure its protection. - How To Avoid A Speeding Ticket By : John Layton
Speeding tickets are one of the most annoying things that can happen even to experienced drivers. - Holden Statesman. Locally Made Prestige By : Kerry Plowright
The Holden Statesman offers a locally made alternative to the European prestige cars such as the BMW and Mercedes Benz. - How To Avoid Auto Repair and Service Scams By : David Maillie
There's a reason why auto service stations have one of the largest numbers of complaints with state attorney generals in every state. Some uphold good business practices and ethics, but most, unfortunately are all about profit and don't care if they have to lie and cheat to get it. - Some Of The Car Salesman's Favorite Methods By :
There are many different tricks and methods that car salespeople will use to try to trip you up and keep you confused or get you excited to try to get you to buy a car. Let's take a look at some of the more common methods. - Read The Small Print And Avoid Extra Costs At The End Of Your Lease By :
These days it seems every where you turn car dealers are trying to sell you on leasing a car instead of buying. While leasing may be good for some, for the majority of people it is not. - Are There Really Better Times To Buy A Car? By :
I am sure you've heard it a million times. If you buy at the end of the month you will get a better deal, if you come back tomorrow I can get you a better deal. - How To Deal With The So Called Automotive Finance Manager By :
Every Dealership has their own finance department and they call their finance people different things but usually give them the title of Finance Manager even though many times they are simply a good salesperson that they sent to Finance and Insurance School to learn to sell the financial products and be licensed to do so. - What Is The Raise And The Lowball In The Car Business? By :
There are so many tactics used in the car sales industry that they cannot all be covered in one article. What we want to look at here are a couple of methods used so that you will be aware when they try to pull them on you. - Some Benefits Of Hybrid Automobiles By :
Ever since the automobile was invented, automobile engineers have been devising better vehicles to save fuel and increase the efficiency of the automobile. Majority of the cars run on petrol while some cars and heavy vehicles run on diesel. - Chemically Improving Your Gas Mileage in Your Car By : David Maillie
It is possible for less than $.50 per fillup to improve gas mileage significantly (5-20%). No gimicks, hard to install items, etc... This actually really works and has been proven to work. And the funny thing is that big oil doesn't want you to know about it. - Some Good Sources To Find Used Vehicles By :
If you try and you are lucky you will find a good quality vehicle without having to go through the trauma of going to a dealer to do it. Of course the car dealers will tell you exactly the opposite and warn you against buying from a friend or neighbor. - How To Save Big Money On Your Car, Truck or SUV By : David Maillie
With the current price of gas at over $3 a gallon, the economy in a downturn, and no relief in site, we need to start conserving and saving everywhere we can. The car is a great place to start. - The 4 Best Places To Find Free New Car Reviews And Pricing By : Joshua Poyoh
It's nice to be able to rely on 4 trustworthy sources for history, horse power, and hooplas -whether you will actually buy that car or just collect information and photos you can drool over. - Auto Glass - Your Best Choice in Glass By : Brooke Hayles
For great looks and high-end safety features, Auto glass is the user's first choice. It is extensively used in car windscreens to ensure your safety while driving. This type of glass requires minimum maintenance and regular cleaning can give you the best results. - Mazda - Born to Be Wild By : Kevin Dark
Mazda cars have always focused on exhilarating performance, as it is in fact the hallmark of their brand. Read the article to find out almost everything about Mazda. - Toyota Modified Valve Body By : John Lombardo
This article attempts to explain
modifications to the Toyota valve body and how it relates to
increased vehicle performance and transmission durability. - How To Choose The Right Color For Your Sports Car By :
If you are buying a new sports car, you may have the opportunity to select its cover from the ever-growing palette provided by auto manufacturers. When selecting a color for your sports car, there are a few factors one should consider. - Having the Right Amount of Auto Insurance Coverage By : Peter Crump
Make sure you get enough auto insurance coverage, don't skimp. - How To Avoid Flood Damaged Sports Cars By :
The recent natural disasters along the U.S. gulf coast reminds us of an important factor in purchasing sports cars-the need to avoid purchasing a flood-damaged vehicle. - 4 Steps to Sports Car Ownership By : ian Williamson
Driving around town in a brand new sports car may be one of the best experiences for a driver. Sports cars don't only give superior driving performance and comfort; they also give confidence to the owner of the car. - How to Fix and Repair Headlights for Maximum Safety By : David Maillie
Headlights are the single most important part of your car for nighttime driving. Many accidents could be avoided by properly repairing or fixing your headlights. Learn how to fix the three largest problems with headlights and save yourself money at the same time. - Will Advancing Technology And Gas Prices Make Sports Cars Go Away? By :
There are many sports car lovers who are afraid that they will soon go the way of the dinosaur because of high fuel prices and the advances in performance technology that is enabling family sedans to compete with sports cars in quickness. - And In The Beginning There Was Porsche By :
So when did the company begin? Some would say that the story begins when Max Hoffman started importing the Porsche to the United States, of course that would be an American point of view. I say the story of Porsche begins with the birth of its founder, Ferdinand Porsche who was born to a tinsmith in the village of Haffersdorf, Germany in 1875. - When To Buy A New Car By :
This is a question that many new car shoppers wrestle with constantly. How do I know when is the best time to buy a vehicle? It is hard to discern, especially when we are constantly under a barrage of advertising from dealers claiming "This weekend only, the best deals of the year!" - Smart Consumers Ask Car Repair Questions By : Ian Koch
Getting our car serviced or repaired can be one of the most stressful activities that we undertake. How do you make this activity less stressful? - 6 Car Hire Rip-offs to Look Out For When Hiring a Car? By : Nazir Hussain
car hire companies scam money out of their customers sometimes for work that has never been carried out. This article lists some of the known scams. - Drive For Less With Discount Car Rentals By : Ray La Foy
Keeping the need for quality in mind, finding good deals on decent rental cars is more than possible. - Sports Car Innovators To Remember By :
The history of American sports cars is the story not only of machines, but also of the men who made and drove them. There have been many key players in the development of the modern sports car, but some stand out as truly significant figures. - Proper Car Care Includes Rust Protection and Treatment By : David Maillie
Rust can happen anywhere in America (it isn't just a problem for northerners) and it is a major problem. It is also easy to prevent with a little proper car care. - How To Choose Window Tint That Will Protect Your Car Interior And Your Wallet By :
If you live in a hot climate like the Southwest or in Florida, where I live, it is almost unheard of to own a vehicle without window tint. - Get Ready For The Arrival Of Hybrid Sports Cars By :
Now I can get excited about hybrid cars. The industry is finally thinking about the people that don't want to sacrifice performance for gas mileage. - How to Detect a Speed Trap By : John Murray
Speed traps are a common, and often unfair way, to catch people speeding. This article explains how to avoid them. - Car Alarms Offer Safety And Security By : Tom Sample
There are a number of different devices on the market that offer one form of protection or another. - Why Hybrids Have Better Resale Value By :
Hybrid cars are hot. They are popular and trendy and at the same time, they are environmentally savvy. Even television and movie celebrities love to be seen in these "green" cars. - 2006 Honda Civic Reviews - What Is New? By : Joshua Poyoh
The 2006 Honda Civics has all gotten a boost to their performance as well. The 2006 Honda Civic sedan now has a 140 horsepower 1.8 liter i-VTEC engine with a Drive-by-Wire Throttle System, giving it more zip than ever. - What Is Up With Speeding Tickets? By :
If you are like me you have probably noticed an increasing number of people pulled over for speeding in the last few years, if you've been lucky you weren't one of them. We also see more and more panel trucks and semis being stopped by DOT officers. So why is this going on? - Biodiesel Car Is The New Way To Drive By : Daniel Roshard
In todays society, Researchers in the United States and around the world are searching for ways to develop alternate forms of fuel. - How John Delorean Impacted The Sports Car World By :
Delorean was rewarded for his innovative thinking by promotions into the highest ranks of American automobile executives. Despite his success in the industry, he eventually opted to go his own way, leaving the U.S. automakers behind and hoping to subsequently compete with them. - How To Choose A Quality Body Shop To Repair Your SUV By :
If you are like most SUV owners you take a lot of pride in your vehicle and go to great lengths to keep it looking good, but sometimes no matter how safe and careful you are accidents occur. - The Honda Civic Hybrid - A New Breed Of Car By : Joe Bella
The new 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid has undergone some upgrades, making it even more attractive. Like the other Honda Civics, it has gotten of makeover, and looks a whole lot sharper than before. One of the biggest draw backs on the first mdoel for me was its odd appearance. The new ones actually look like regular new cars, and are much better looking than the competing hybrids. - The Excitement of Driving a Porsche 911 Turbo By : Joe Bella
In 2006, Dr. Ing. H.c. Porsche will extend it's current product line with the addition of a new 911 Turbo, the sixth generation of the 911 series. This top-of-the-range model will have its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show on February 28, 2006 and as from June 24, 2006 it will be available in German dealerships. - Show Me The Money - Where The Profit Is In New Cars By :
How many tomes have you heard a car salesman or manager tell you, "I would love to give you that deal but we only have a few hundred dollars profit to play with"? Don't buy it, especially now when most entry level cars are over 20,000. - Are Hybrid Cars Hazardous? By :
With all of the talk of hybrid vehicles many people are singing their praises about these lightweight, fuel-efficient cars. But are there hazards to driving a hybrid? Is there really anything to worry about? Let's take a closer look at potential hybrid hazards. - What to Look For in a Classic Car Auction By : Marc Lindsay
If you're in the market for a classic car then you can go past a classic car auction. - Dealing With The Car Dealer By : Sandra Stammberger
If you are looking for a new car or an old one, then you will have to go to a car dealer. - How Do I Know If I Should Buy Or Lease A Car By :
There are many important differences to consider when you are deciding whether to get a loan to purchase a car or lease a car from a dealership. - Hydrogen Powered Cars: The New Way To Go By : Ben Franklin
The hydrogen car's potential implications for the environment, economy and even politics make it an interesting idea. - Evaluating Warranties for Used Luxury Cars By : Christine Harrell
Because today’s luxury cars are engineered so well and built to last, buying used luxury cars has become an increasingly popular option among car buyers. For up to 30% less, shoppers can buy used luxury cars that look, handle, and even smell brand new. - Why It is Harder To Buy A Used Car By :
Buying used cars is totally different than buying new. For starters most people looking for used cars must deal with sellers in less than ideal environments. From shysters selling cars on the side of the road to the little independent lots around your town and even up to the used car operations at major dealerships the used car business is still fraught with questionable tactics at the very least. - Charity Car Donation: Cancer Society vs Father Joe's By : Jill Brennan
Deciding to donate your car to charity is a great thing to do but it can be difficult deciding which charity to pick from the many eager to take your car. Read on for a review of two popular choices. - Shopping for Tools and Gadgets as Gifts for Men and Women By : David Arnold Livingston
Aside from gadgets, digicams, electronics and sports gears, tool sets come in handy when it comes to considering what present to give.. Here is a wide array of tools you can give to people ranging from technology lovers to the adventurous type. - Benefits of Buying a Used Luxury Car By : Christine Harrell
As a result of improved vehicle technology and materials, used car buying has become increasingly popular in the past several years. This is especially the case in the used luxury car market. - Body Kits to Spruce Up Your Car By : Charles Kassotis
Get the basics about body kits and what you need to do in order to get one and put it together. - Ford Focus Firmly In Oneowner Territory By : Kerry Plowright
In 2002, the Ford Focus replaced the ever-popular Laser as Ford's small car offering in Australia. This places it firmly in oneowner territory. - Car Transport Services Can Save You Money By : Mark Washburn
Learning all you can about car transport companies and their services before you move will save you more money. - My Memorable Driving Lesson Experience By : Dan Sherman
I've always had a healthy fear of driving. Don't get me wrong. I am not one of those, back to nature freak shows who believe that all progress is bad and that mankind must revert to the stick and stone age of the past. - How To Build Your Own Sports Car That Will Actually Run By :
A true replicar fan is concerned with building the most accurate and high quality replica available so that one has to really look close to tell that it isn't the original model. - How To Easily Find The Sports Car Of Your Dreams At An Affordable Price By :
While new car dealers try to entice people with larger rebates or finance incentives the real bargains are in the pre-owned market where someone else has taken the depreciation or even better yet finding an old classic that you can restore! - What You Should Know About Leasing Terminology By :
Sometimes the terminology in transactions can be confusing; the following definitions on leasing terminology will help equip you to better negotiate a good lease deal. - Vehicle Carrier Transports And Your Car By : Mark Washburn
Moving your car doesn't have to be a hassle or a big risk. Learn the secrets to auto relocation. - Why is Safety in NASCAR Still Lagging? By : David Maillie
4 noted deaths in two years - Adam Petty, Kenny Irwin, Tony Roper, and Dale Earnhardt - all from Basal Skull fractures. Jerry Nadeau may never race again. What is being done and what needs to be done to protect these drivers and stop these tragedies. - Wondering What To Do With That Old Car, Why Not Donate It? By :
How many cars do you have in the driveway? One, two, maybe more? Do you use them all? Are they all really necessary? While it may seem that you need each car, it may be that having more than one is actually costing you more than you think. - How To Get The Most For Your Trade In By :
If you drive up to a car dealership in the vehicle you intend to trade you are setting yourself up to be taken, unless you have done your research first. One of the first things a salesperson will want to know is whether you are trading or not. - Brady Jared Teen Driver Safety Act By : John Murray
This article gives the history of the Brady Jared Teen Driver Safety Act, and what it means for some teenagers. - Tire Rack Selection Guide By : John Morris
If the active life is for you and your vehicle you will need all the help you can get to make sure you enjoy your relationship on and off the road... - Help Slash the U.S.'s Dependency on Overseas Oil By :
Anyone who follows political policy of the United States can tell you that America consumes a quarter of the world's oil supply but only has 3% of the world's oil reserves on its territory. This fact gives the country no other option than to import over 60% of the oil it needs to function at normal levels. With the introduction of the sports utility vehicle and other gasoline guzzlers, the dependency is growing each day. - Why People Buy Cars They Don't Want By : Chuck Parrish
Many used car buyers lose control of their shopping, and end up making a purchase they regret. Learn how to maintain control in any used car shopping situation. - How to Gain Acces to Cheap Cars at Government Auctions By : Tahl Kopel
Because the government is not allowed to make a profit on the cars it auctions off, there are plenty of opportunities for people to find incredible deals at government car auctions. - The Engineering Side Of The Porsche 911 With The 997 Body Shell By :
It’s always a treat when the German automaker, Porsche releases a new 911 model just from an engineering standpoint; I am constantly amazed how after over four decades of production of this iconic speedster Porsche always seems able to deliver something that we haven’t seen before. - Hyundai Closing In On Honda As Their Brand Value Rises By : David Maillie
Hyundai is rewriting the rules of the automotive industry. Honda and Toyota said Hyundai would fail. So did GM and Chrysler. Now, Hyundai stands to be the eminent automotive manufacturer and will set the stage for the future of the car industry. - Best Summer Maintenance Tips For Your Car By : David Maillie
The summer is typically the roughest season on your car. The added heat and strain of the air conditioning system can result in breakdowns and being stranded. Here are some tips for your car this summer that will keep you going and minimize repairs. - Cheap Used Cars for Sale at Government Auctions By : Tahl Kopel
Who in their right mind would not like to buy a good used car for a very low price? Not many of us, that's for sure.
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