December 5th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Teenage drivers add a significant amount of cost to a family’s auto insurance. This is because insurance is based on the likelihood of a driver getting into a car crash. According to statistics, young drivers who are inexperienced account for a large amount of auto accidents. This is why they require a road service program […]
December 5th, 2009 by Hal Moses
When looking to buy a new vehicle it is important to consider crash test ratings, electronic stability control, and rollover resistance. When evaluating a car for safety, remember to look closely at the following. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety conducts crash tests on vehicles. They rate vehicles based on results in frontal crashes and […]
December 5th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Would you ever think that a convertible could receive the same safety ratings as its counterpart sedan? Well it has happened with Saab vehicles. The Saab 9-3 two door convertible, years 2006 and 2007, that has a fabric retractable roof received the same ratings for side, rear and frontal crash tests as its counterpart with […]
December 5th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Motorists who try to stretch out trips to the gas station may want to think about filling up their tank more often because it might cost them to run out of gas. Running out of gas puts motorist at risk for getting into an auto accident, and it also may cause their cars damage that […]
December 4th, 2009 by Hal Moses
If you are shopping for a used car, rely on professional opinions, but also make yourself an expert. Just by doing research on such things as an auto warranty and vehicle features, you can arm yourself with some much needed buying information. Here are a few things to look for when examining a vehicle. First, […]
December 4th, 2009 by Hal Moses
If you’re thinking of purchasing a new vehicle this year you need to consider the worth of the car in a few years, when you’re ready to trade it in for another car. Consider these four factors that determine the resale value of a vehicle. Supply and demand is the first factor. Vehicles that have […]
December 4th, 2009 by Hal Moses
The legendary and powerful V-8 engine is finding its place in history, because very few new cars are using it, according to U.S. car industry reports. Consumers want to protect themselves with fuel-efficient vehicles that have an auto warranty, and aren’t purchasing vehicles with V-8 engines. The majority of carmakers are deciding not to put […]
December 3rd, 2009 by Hal Moses
Probably at one time or another you have been told that you need new shocks and (or) struts. After being quoted a large price, you might find yourself thinking, “Can I get away without replacing them? Your shocks and struts serve two functions in your car. Some vehicles only have struts, and some only have […]
December 3rd, 2009 by Hal Moses
Most people depend on major car companies, like Avis for rentals on business trips and vacations. Yet, most people don’t realize that firms such as these are great sources of well-priced used vehicles. Avis’ business is rental cars, however, they also sell their older models. Car shoppers get a big savings by purchasing a vehicle […]
December 3rd, 2009 by Hal Moses
When thinking of the engine, most people don’t consider how important the alternator is. In fact, the alternator is indispensable because the engine won’t run without it. The alternator is the source where the power train derives power. Alternators were created in order to convert mechanical energy into a current that is alternating. In order […]