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Considering a Hybrid Car? See the Pros and Cons in this helpful
article. City driving? Highway driving? Make and model? What kind
of warranty do hybrids come with?
Fact versus Fiction:
There are a lot of ill-founded rumors about not buying used hybrids
because replacing the battery can be very costly. But, the truth is
that most new hybrids come with an eight year warranty and the
battery is expected to last at least that long. And, another
positive consideration is that hybrids, for a variety of reasons,
have to be well built. The standards are higher and so is the
subsequent quality. So, buying a used hybrid can actually be a good
idea.
Checkout these other Hybrid Car TIPS before you Buy.
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Hybrid Cars Pros and Cons
Date Published: Jan 22, 2011 - 12:49 pm
Six More
simple gas saving tips that can improve your
miles per gallon. How big is your tank? Would you like to know...
How-To Save an additional $0.24 per gallon? That's Numer 6 on the
list. Coasting? Take a look at Number 1, it sounds like fun too.
Common sense ideas that can make a difference in your wallet at the
end of the month.
So, after you try a few of these tips and remember, economizing is
easier than agonizing. Take some of your savings and look over the
used
car warranties here that will protect you, and your vehicle's
investment for years and years to come.
Date Published: Jan 15, 2011 - 1:56 pm
Some valuable gas savings tips can improve your miles per gallon
ratio by 5 or 10% just by changing a few simple habits. Who doesn’t
dread paying high fuel costs?
- How are you starting your car in the morning?
- Know what that octane number really means and which one you
should be using?
- SEE TIP #3: Above ALL when you see this, DO NOT GAS UP YOUR
VEHICLE!
Take a few minutes on the next page to maximize your car's fuel
efficiency. Read More on: Gas Savings Tips
Date Published: Jan 14, 2011 - 12:26 pm
Are bigger cars safer in United States? Americans are famous for
big cars. Americans were famous for their big cars. Can’t we have
both? It turns out that soon we just might. But, we’ll need to
change our mindset about one common belief that is no longer true.
Most people assume that a larger, heavier car is safer. That’s the
myth and it’s not really true today.
Manufacturing Materials Are Changing
Example: Smart ForTwo Crash Test. Another example that demonstrates
the safety of these new materials, is the diminutive “Smart
ForTwo”, which has performed amazingly well in crash tests, is
using plastic door panels. The doors won’t ding or scratch, and are
reinforced internally with steel bars. This gives the best
protection in the instance of a side impact, yet it is more
lightweight than a conventional door. The Smart ForTwo actually
received 4 stars, the highest rating, in side crash tests.
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Bigger Cars Safer ?
Date Published: Jan 13, 2011 - 11:48 am
My first car was a finicky little MG that earned the nickname
"Wilma" as in, "Will ma car start?" So, if you’ve been known to
have a conversation with your sedan, you are not alone.
A recent survey noted that 44% of men and 48% of women admit to
talking to their car.
However, if you really want to give your baby some attention and
affection, perhaps you need to name it. Having Fun with
car names. Many of us think of our vehicles as
more than just another asset or a bucket of bolts.
Date Published: Jan 02, 2011 - 4:02 pm
Looking for a used car online? But wondering how to find the right
vehicle? Thankfully the days of sorting through paper only ads is
over.
Most potential buyers have a pretty good idea what they’re looking
for in a used car, based on their needs, circumstances and budget.
However, you can get even more specific by utilizing one or several
commercial web sites that offer car reviews, pricing reports and
various amounts of information on a wide variety of vehicles.
TIP #1: Ask for a free report called a 'Motor Vehicle Check' at
most states Department of Motor Vehicles, this is very helpful when
buying a used car online. « « « SEE Checklist
Date Published: Jan 01, 2011 - 10:11 am
Finding the Right Car Auction
Not all auctions are alike. So, the first thing you need to do is
find the right kind for you. For example, some auctions only sell
to people with a dealer’s license, while some are open to the
public. Some auctions sell cars that have been inspected and
certified; others do not. A quick search on the internet will turn
up sites like www.auctioncarused.com that may help you locate the
best car auctions for you.
Buying Guide on
How To Buy A Car At Auction. Remember at most
public used car auctions, cars are
all sold as-is.
There are no guarantees, but you can have a look here for an
extended car warranty.
Date Published: Dec 29, 2010 - 9:50 am
Car Dealer Add Ons Buying Guide. How To Avoid
costly extras. Shows you that being forewarned about add-ons and
profits can save you thousands of dollars.
Car Dealers have you right where they want you, excited about your
purchase, with your guard down. That’s when they go in for the kill
and desperately try to convince you that you need all those
expensive add-ons.
Extended Warranty? Good idea. However, don't buy at
the dealership without shopping around first. This article helps
you navigate thru the options.
Date Published: Dec 27, 2010 - 10:20 am
Discover the
Electric Cars Pros And Cons. Electric Cars Are
Slow? EVs are Expensive? Charging Electric Vehicles Will Be A
Hassle? EVs Are Not Safe?
According to the EPA, 99% percent of batteries in conventional cars
are recycled. The metals in newer batteries are more valuable and
recycling programs are already being developed for them. Utilities
plan to use batteries for energy storage once they are no longer
viable in a vehicle. Since the debate is still raging, this list
will continue to grow. We’ll keep you posted on the Electric Cars
Pros And Cons.
Date Published: Dec 10, 2010 - 7:25 am
What you should consider when
buying an extended warranty for a used car. If
you’re reading this, you’ve probably already discovered just how
much valuable information is available through our blog and
articles. Most of it is very specific, detailed information
pertaining to a multitude of subjects within the automotive and
auto extended warranty industries. How to understand extended
warranty coverage. List of 10 TIPS Here.
Date Published: Dec 04, 2010 - 7:18 am
What are the benefits and drawbacks when asking, do I
trade in my car or does selling your car
privately make more sense. What are the steps when selling your car
privately? What does it take to trade in my car? Compare with thes
handy Checklists. A smart first step would be to ...
Date Published: Dec 03, 2010 - 7:53 am
4 Steps To Jump Starting Your Car you'll be glad you read the next
time you hear that click-click-click. Did I put the jumper cables
in the trunk? One common thing you should know when owning a car is
how to jump start your car... Review this Handy
CHECKLIST for jumping a car battery the correct way. The incorrect
way may cuase costly damage.
Date Published: Dec 02, 2010 - 7:20 am
IMPORTANT:
How To Buy A Used Car. Buying Tips and a quick
READ Before you venture out and buy a used vehicle. To Feel more
confident, do your homework & start shopping smarter today! 4
Tips For Buying A Used Car.
Date Published: Dec 01, 2010 - 12:59 pm
Understanding car repair estimates or car repair bills. You can
find a helpful CHECKLIST of 6 Tips on parts, labor, misc. charges,
flat fees and more. Huh? What does it all mean? Well you can find
out more in the article located here.
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Car Repair Estimates
Date Published: Nov 29, 2010 - 1:28 pm
Tips to protect yourself from
auto repair scams. CHECKLIST reveals how to
avoid car repair fraud. Do You Know which auto repair costs are
legitimate? Be sure to ask the repair shop this ______. Following
the simple steps outlined in this article is certainly not a
guarantee that you won’t be a victim of auto repair scams. But, it
will certainly alleviate some of the fear and trepidation of having
your vehicle repaired and you will at least have become an
informed, active participant in the process. Happy Motoring!
Date Published: Nov 09, 2010 - 8:29 am