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How Do I Get Good Gas Mileage?
December 5, 2017
Nobody likes paying for gas and everyone is always trying to increase their miles per gallon (mpg). Fuel prices have been relatively low recently but are prone to spikes, and it still definitely isn’t cheap. Here are a couple of tips to help you squeeze out every bit of efficiency you can from the pump. […]
Get Them a Winter Vehicle Safety Kit as a Holiday Present
November 15, 2017
During the winter, you never want to take risks. You certainly wouldn’t leave your home unprepared for a sudden storm or power outage. Why not take the same precautions when it comes to your vehicle? A disastrous situation could occur at any time. Even if you’ve just got a flat tire in frigid, snowy weather, […]
Should I Use Synthetic or Conventional Oil?
September 15, 2017
Oil changes are an important, often overlooked aspect of good car maintenance. They help prevent wear, remove any gunk that has built up in the engine, and keep your vehicle running a lot longer. Unfortunately, as vital as these oil changes are, most people don’t know much about the oil that gets put in their […]
Using the True Cost to Own Tool
July 13, 2017
Are you on the market for a new or used vehicle? Maybe your neighbor is selling their used SUV and you’re wondering if the vehicle is worth the investment. When comparing multiple cars, or looking at the lasting value of a vehicle you’re interested in purchasing, take some time and look up the vehicle using […]
Are Vehicles Disposable?
May 24, 2017
In the society we live in today, many items are treated as completely disposable. We’ve gone so far as to even treat vehicles as a disposable item. The question is should we be doing this? Are vehicles disposable? We take a look at this question, and try and come to an answer from multiple different […]
Why Should I Choose OEM Car Parts
April 27, 2017
When you take your vehicle in to be repaired, you may be presented with the choice of using manufacturer or aftermarket car parts for the installation. So why would you go with the more expensive manufacturer’s part? There are actually a lot of reasons you should choose OEM car parts, so we will go into […]
Buying a Car? PRE-OWNED vehicles almost always make the most financial sense!
February 17, 2017
Buying a brand new car is not the most practical or cost effective option in most cases. Most often, the wiser decision is to purchase a used car in good condition, but this is where things get tricky – how to purchase a quality used car? We’ve assembled some helpful knowledge: Carfax Report In theory, […]
Car Statistics you Need to Know
January 16, 2017
Buying a new car is a big decision, and an expensive one, so it is important to know some key statistics before making a big purchase. Buying a new car costs more than the number on the window sticker; there are additional costs associated with a new car that many people don’t think about when […]
Why Should I Take my Toyota to a Specialized Mechanic?
November 23, 2016
Toyota is one of the most recognized car names in the country, with a reputation of being affordable, reliable, and long lasting. But like with any car, maintenance is what really keeps a car running for years to come. Mechanics who are certified in Toyota maintenance and repair can give you additional peace of mind […]
Back-To-School Car Maintenance Checklist
July 15, 2016
Preparing for Back-To-School season is stressful for students and parents alike. We are enrolling for classes, buying supplies and books, and preparing ourselves for upcoming studies. If you are sending a child back to school, whether they are local or out of state, checking their car before they go is extremely important. Our kids are […]
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