December 20th, 2008 by Hal Moses
Unfortunately, bad news keeps coming from Chrysler. The carmaker just made an announcement that its assembly plant in Newark, Del. will shut down at the end of 2008 indefinitely. The shutdown of this complex will result in 1,000 people losing their jobs. This plant produces the Chrysler Aspen and the Dodge Durango, which are two […]
December 19th, 2008 by Hal Moses
More motorists are deciding to switch to hybrid cars for better fuel-efficiency, however, just like any car; hybrids need common maintenance and occasional repairs. A regular mechanic can do work that is routine, yet you will need hybrid-certified mechanics for jobs that are more extensive.
According to a Toyota service director in Tampa, hybrid work at […]
December 19th, 2008 by Hal Moses
Microsoft’s latest attempt at vehicle technology appears to be promising. Vi-Fi, or vehicle Wi-Fi, is Wi-Fi connections in vehicles. Microsoft has partnered up with the University of Washington and the University of Massachusetts in order to make Wi-Fi connections a reliable and steady experience, which hasn’t happened with offerings by cell phone makers and their […]
December 19th, 2008 by Hal Moses
The number of vehicle repossessions has gone up drastically this year, which is about to top 1.9 million, which is a significant jump of 15% since 2007. Chances are that a large number of those vehicles were large SUVs and trucks or luxury cars that mortgage brokers purchased when they thought the good times would […]
December 18th, 2008 by Hal Moses
Car dealers have haggled with their customers for years. This practice has allowed salesmen to con buyers into buying cars and new car warranties, using all kinds of negotiating strategies. But car dealers have paid for it by being known as untrustworthy.
Some dealers are changing their ways by dumping haggling. The eighth largest chain of […]
December 18th, 2008 by Hal Moses
Luckily, at the moment, not all of the economic news is tragic.
According to economists from Comerica Bank, vehicles have currently become more affordable than has been seen in 28 years. So, the last time vehicle shoppers’ purchases made up this small of a piece of his or her income, fuel prices were higher than ever […]
December 18th, 2008 by Hal Moses
California’s Air Resources Board withdrew its stringent mandates for vehicles with zero-emissions, in favor of hybrids that are charged with mainly electricity.
California is the biggest and most important car market in the world. In fact, over 2 million vehicles are purchased in the state every year. Consequently, the most new car warranties and auto loans […]
December 17th, 2008 by Hal Moses
Most people don’t realize that there is certain etiquette involved when buying parts at the parts counter. Following this etiquette will allow you to get the parts that you want without unnecessary hassle and keep you from driving the staff crazy.
When you go to a parts counter at a dealership you need to have your […]
December 16th, 2008 by Hal Moses
Now, people search the Internet to purchase cars, an auto warranty, and car loans. One great resource for this is Autoopia, or autoopia.com. This is a new search engine that has revolutionized the way that people search for cars, just like Google revolutionized the way in which people make general searches. The people who created […]
December 16th, 2008 by Hal Moses
As further proof that we never know what gas and oil prices will do, fuel prices have remained steady since Friday, with the nationwide average at $1.65 a gallon. This ended a three-month free fall of gas prices.
So, now will prices begin to climb?
Well, there could be a slight rise as drivers get on the […]
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