Everything About Cars

Everything Auto: Car Care Tips

Melvin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:34:48 +0000

Normal maintenance regimen is the key to keeping a vehicle dependable and aesthetically pleasing. To some, taking their vehicle to car wash every two weeks and to the quick-lube joint every 3,000 miles is their idea of routine maintenance.Â Car wash is a marginal way to keep a vehicle clean, but personal hands-on time is also necessary to protect the paint and to check parts.

Checking your engine coolant

editor — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 18:00:00 +0000

One of the most important things you should check for in your car is your engine coolant. Low coolant levels will cause your engine to overheat, causing even more problems for your car.

In the picture above, the level of the coolant should be between the full and low marks. If the amount is lower, then fill it up until it reaches the required level. Have your car checked if you have to fill up your coolant tank often, as there might be a leak or some other problem in the engine. It’s important to NEVER open your coolant overflow tank or your radiator when the engine is running or is still hot. Put the coolant into the tank when the engine is off and cool already.

GM is Losing!

Melvin — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 01:04:06 +0000

On the sales of hybrid cars, that is. Ever since the start of the â€œenvironmental crazeâ€ amongst the different car makers, different hybrid cars have been produced by car giants to keep up with their sales. But for General Motors, probably hybrid cars are not their cup of tea as GM is losing with their hybrid car sales. Toyota was able to sell close to half a million of hybrid cars. Ford sold about 5,000. And for GM? Not even a thousandâ€”843 cars to be exact.

But GM has a definite answer to that. Hybrids are marketed as the cost efficient and environmental friendly cars but GM said otherwise. In the long run, people would have to spend more on their cars for maintenance and the like.

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Article by: Christine Zafra

Toyota fears backlash over US success

Melvin — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:33:37 +0000

Comprehensive car insurance a must for women who carry everything but the kitchen sink

Melvin — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:41:48 +0000

Women risk theft and personal injury by carrying around a heavy load in their handbags and cars, which could cost them dearly without adequate contents insurance and car insurance.
Women leave Â£2 billion of personal belongings in their cars on a daily basis, an average of at least four items and Â£129 per car, according to research from Sheilasâ€™ Wheels car insurance, putting themselves in danger of theft, accidents and injury. A further 18 per cent admitted to having at least seven personal items in their cars.

Everything you wanted to know about car tax

Melvin — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:23:41 +0000

Whatâ€™s legal?The law states that if you use or keep a vehicle on a public road, you must display a valid tax disc on it. As the registered owner of a car, itâ€™s your responsibility to tax it. Itâ€™s simple enough â€“ if you donâ€™t own an up-to-date visible tax disc, you wonâ€™t be able to drive your car.How much will it cost to tax your specific motor? It depends on at least one of three factors:

1.Â How old the vehicle is.
2.Â How large the engine capacity is.
3.Â How much CO2 it emits.

I’m In Love with My Car!

Melvin — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:37:51 +0000

Everyone seems to either love or hate their cars. Each day, we spend a good part of either driving or being driven in cars and that is no accident. Cars are everywhere and each day we seem to grow more attached to them. For millions of people, they provide mobility and a sense of independence for millions of people

How To Buy Car Insurance

Melvin — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 15:20:20 +0000

Car insurance is one of the necessary evils of modern life. You pay a substantial amount of money each month to the insurance company, and if you are like most people, you have not had an accident or made a claim in years. Yet when you do suddenly find yourself involved in a collision, the insurance premiums you’ve been forking over all these years will finally pay off.

The Secretive KB1

editor — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 03:39:35 +0000

A newly introduced car, known internally as “KB1″, was launched in late 2004 for early 2005 and is much a resemblance of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Even still, if not for the talked about V8 engine which features a posh all-wheel drive system which Acura fondly calls “Super Handling All-Wheel Drive”, it would not have been as successful. The Acura RL is the best automotive innovations of 2004, in fact, it earned the 2005 “Tech car of the year” from cnet.com. For 2008 surely marked the end of its predecessor, the Corolla 2007. Although it is obviously inferior to its rivals in terms of design, safety and power, the new Toyota Corolla remains to be one of the most gratifying investments for the middle class.

Everything About Buying Cars

Melvin — Fri, 15 May 2009 19:33:37 +0000

The most important thing to do when you buying a used car is to find a good mechanic who will tell you in what condition is car. Never go in shoping alone because you never know what is laying under the hood. With new cars is much different and much ease. You have brochures and everything about cars in them, of course if you don’t understand in cars you will need a mechanic too because on the market is soo much cars today that you don’t know which one is better then other. But you know one thing: more money you have got, the better car you can buy!