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Sexy Car Bras!
By Matthew Keegan - 1/4/2008

When they first started to appear on cars more than a decade ago, I wasn?t sure what they were called. I asked a friend and he said, ?Those are called car bras.? What?! You must be kidding? Funny as the name may seem, car bras do serve two important functions on automobiles and going braless may not...

Mobile Oil Change and Lube Services
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

Do you own a mobile oil change business? Have you toiled with your menu of services and the prices you can charge without having customers turn away, yet still cover costs and retain a little for you? If you these are issues you have considered, let me tell you, you are not alone at all. Our company...

Excellent Jetta Car Parts for the Impressive VW Jetta available at Parts train
By Jenny McLane - 1/4/2008

The Jetta has long been the company`s best-selling model in the U.S. it has always been a car that appeals to Americans far more than Europeans. Its continued success is central to Volkswagen`s fortunes in this most critical market outside of Europe. During Volkswagen of America`s 50-year history in...

Vehicular Diuretic ? To Use or Not to Use
By Dee Scrip - 1/4/2008

Diuretics, commonly known as "water pills," are designed to help eliminate water. In engines, water and fuel are inbred kissing cousins, that when left unsupervised, produce carbon baby abnormalities, e.g., power and performance demise, decreased mileage, increased toxic emissions, increased mainte...

Mobile Auto Detailing Tips you many never have thought of
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

Most mobile detailers have certain ways they do things, but new mobile auto detailing and car wash companies will end up learning this the hard way. The hard way takes more time and costs you money. So, here are some of the tips you should know if you are new in the mobile auto detailing business. L...

Honda Pilot 2005: The Weekly Driver Review
By James Raia - 1/4/2008

Like its brethren, the CR-V, Odyssey and new Element, the Pilot completes Honda`s best-buy SUV and van line. And like any of those offerings or anything else in Honda`s arsenal, it`s hard to find serious fault with the Pilot. Introduced in late 2003, the Pilot replaced the Passport and it shares ...

How Much Should You Pay Your Techs?
By James Burchill - 1/4/2008

A funny thing happens when you start talking about jobs and money ? people get a little weird. I recently experienced this when a visiting family member decided to talk ?shop.? Instead of the usual family chatter, they spent the better part of an hour telling us why they ?deserved? a pay rai...

Aftermarket Auto Lights to Match Ultimate Driving Machine`s High Standards
By Joe Thompson - 1/4/2008

Aftermarket auto parts abound in the market nowadays, making it easier for anyone to upgrade, repair, customize, or refurbish his vehicle. Various kinds of replacement car, truck, and other auto parts and accessories can be easily bought and they are offered in very affordable deals not only for aut...

Lemon Laundering - This Laundry Is Still Dirty
By Donald Ladew - 1/4/2008

Just because the magician waves his wand and the rabbit disappears, do not be deceived. The rabbit isn`t actually gone. Just wait a bit, it will reappear, only perhaps this time it will be pink instead of white. This metaphor is surprisingly apt when describing the laundering of lemon vehicles. Lemo...

Factors to Consider When Comparing Car Dealerships
By Chris Contessa - 1/4/2008

Buying an automobile is a big step for many individuals and those who are looking to purchase or lease a car may wonder what things to look for in a car dealership. As each car dealership has their own traits and attributes, there are a few factors one should consider in order to help them choose th...

As A Motor Head
By David Atkin - 1/4/2008

As a motor head, I spend a lot of time studying my favorite thing, and that is muscle cars, I love them right to the end, and I don?t think anything can or should ever take them away from us, all these people that don?t see the use of the muscle cars or what they did for the automotive industry, I?m...

Mobile Car Wash; Staying on the Route
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

Those who run mobile carwashes or mobile auto detailing business know that with high fuel prices of $3.00 or more per gallon that staying on the route is critical. In fact with today?s traffic it is almost mandatory that you adhere to the most efficient routing possible. Most smart mobile car wash o...

Honda Accord Coupe 2005: The Weekly Driver Review
By James Raia - 1/4/2008

Just inside the guard gate, the world renowned 17-Mile Drive in Carmel, Calif., begins with a primarily downhill and often winding two-lane road to Pebble Beach Golf Links. The tree-lined route features lavish, oceanfront homes and a predominately forest-like setting along California`s central c...

Consumers, Start Your Engines: There is Still Time to Get a Great Deal on a New Car
By Simon Fox - 1/4/2008

From now until the end of 2005, buying a new car will cost less with low interest rates and buyer incentives. With interest rates still at historical lows, buying a new car is an attractive option. Even though the Feds have raised the interest rates several times over the past eighteen months, they...

Mercedes Design Shows Why They`re Favorites
By Adam M - 1/4/2008

What is the definition of a classic car? One answer just might be: Mercedes Benz. With brilliant design and craftsmanship, Mercedes has always been in the top of their class, setting the standard for everyone else to follow. Mercedes Benz is the oldest and arguably the most famous car brand in the e...

Free Yourself From Car Clutter: Five Easy Ways To Keep Your Car Organized When Traveling
By Barbara Hemphill - 1/4/2008

It?s a common sight: soda cans, gum wrappers, and snack bags strewn all over the floor; books, magazines, and carrying cases haphazardly placed on a seat; and miscellaneous papers and trinkets shoved into any nook and cranny available. What is this disorganized place? A college frat house, a mad sci...

Authentic or Fake?
By Jane Rothman - 1/4/2008

1. Admit It: Old business models are no longer working. The Internet is bringing us closer as geographical boundaries, language barriers and cultural differences melt right before our eyes. Is is authentic? Is it fake?? What is Real? HMMM...Is the real question defining reality... ? 2. Get the Facts...

Top 9 Tips for Buying A Fuel-Efficient Car
By Andrea Glass - 1/4/2008

Whether you buy a new or used vehicle, fuel efficiency--good gas mileage--is high on the list of most buyers` concerns. The difference between choosing a fuel-efficient car or one that guzzles gas, will either save or cost you money over the life of the vehicle, which could be substantial. Fuel effi...

Marine Carburetors
By Eric Morris - 1/4/2008

The carburetor is that part of an automobile engine that converts liquid fuel into vapor. This is mixed with a certain amount of air that allows combustion in the cylinders. All gasoline vehicles have carburetors including boats and light aircrafts. Most engines have only one carburetor though some ...

AT LAST! Parking Meters Are Again Free on Sundays; Bloomberg Cries Foul!
By Erik Feder - 1/4/2008

The New York City Council overwhelmingly voted to override a veto by Mayor Bloomberg and repealed New York`s Sunday parking meter law. The vote was 42 to 2 and as a result, starting on Nov. 13th roughly 32,100 curbside parking spaces and another 4,500 in municipal lots will be available to drive...

Railroad Crossings Kill Thousands Each Year
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

Trains A collision at a highway-railroad crossing is eleven times more likely to be fatal than a collision anywhere else. Crossing railroad tracks requires special care. Here are some safety tips for railroad crossing: 1. Expect a train on any track at any time of the day. Don?t get trapped on a g...

My First Car A 1962 Chevy Belair "The Black Beauty"
By Sue DeFiore - 1/4/2008

My first car was a extraordinary black, 2 door 1962 Chevy Belair with blue vinyl seats, which Inicknamed ?The Black Beauty?! I mean she shined beautifully when polished. There is nothing like a black car highly polished! It also didn?t hurt to have those 8 cylinders and that great 283 workhorse engi...

Nine Top Tips to Maximize Your Fuel Efficiency and Save Money on Gas
By Andrea Glass - 1/4/2008

With the escalating price of gas, buying a fuel-efficient car makes a lot of sense. Approximately 15% of new car buyers reject a model due to poor gas mileage. Nearly 40% of those consumers who eliminate a full-size SUV due to gas mileage ultimately purchase a midsize SUV instead, while nearly 20% p...

Tarp Systems For Trucks
By Ken Marlborough - 1/4/2008

There are several types of tarpaulin (tarp) systems for trucks that make covering a truck?s cargo easy. The most popular tarp systems are front to back or side-to-side systems. All of these systems secure cargo in the bed of the truck easily and safely. Front-to-back tarp systems feature long meta...

Driver`s Education Classes
By Jimmy Sturo - 1/4/2008

Most states have tightened their regulating rules concerning teenage drivers. The rules have caused many parents to turn to private instructors to teach their children the requisites to be followed behind the wheel. Many high schools provide driver education classes within the school itself. This pr...

Audi A6 2004: The Weekly Driver Review
By James Raia - 1/4/2008

Like airports in many metropolitan cities, the San Francisco International Airport is a maze of intersections, connecting ramps, misplaced directional signs, heavy traffic, tense drivers and never-ending construction. Add the unfamiliarity of a new vehicle, and the driving anywhere near an airpo...

Discount Replacement Chevrolet Parts
By Terry Brown - 1/4/2008

The new Chevy Corvette has all performance systems including engine, transmission, chassis, tires and suspension. Standard Active Handling works in conjunction with Traction Control and ABS on select 03 and 2005 - 2006 Chevrolet Corvettes, making maximum use of available traction to assist the drive...

The Difference Between a Car Polish and a Car Wax - A Primer for the Car Enthusiast
By Dean Fueroghne - 1/4/2008

There`s a lot of confusion about the difference between a car polish and a car wax. Car Polish and Car Wax seem to have become interchangeable terms lately. Adding to the confusion, some manufacturers even call their product a polish when in reality it is a wax. No wonder many people think of car ...

Do Your Brakes Squeal Like A Pig?
By Tommy Sessions - 1/4/2008

When you apply your brakes, do they squeal like a pig? It`s not the braking part of the pad that is making the noise. The high-pitched sound you hear is the metal part of the brake pads that is vibrating. After the pads get worn some they get loose, and vibrate. You can have them changed, or change ...

Protect for Your Car`s Floor with Toyota Floor Mats
By Terry Brown - 1/4/2008

Whenever we think about car accessories, what comes to mind are the most common and obvious ones like bumpers, spoilers, step guards, halogen lights and others that are added externally. Likewise, the more common interior accessories may include seat covers, audio systems and others. However, most o...

All About Fuel Cells & Alternative Fuel Vehicles
By Andrea Glass - 1/4/2008

The history of the fuel cell can be traced back to the 19th century. Since then the development and usage of fuel cells in a variety of applications have come a long way. Fuel cells hold great promise for fueling alternative fuel vehicles. Here is some of the history of the development of fuel cells...

Portable Automotive Detailers got Slammed By El Nino but summer is here
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

If you run a mobile auto detailing business or portable carwash and you lived near the Sierra Nevada Mountain range you know how tough it was this year with all the weather storms. Yet the weatherman never called it an El Nino officially, you can be sure it felt like one to you. We also run a mobile...

Honda Civic 2004: The Weekly Driver Review
By James Raia - 1/4/2008

As Honda`s entry level, subcompact vehicle, what`s not to like about the Civic? As an ideal example of getting what you pay for, the 2004 Civic includes almost 40 style options - 2-door to 4-door to hatchback, gas to hybrid and 5-speed manual to automatic. For my weekly drive, I tested the 4-door...

Where To Find The Free Online Auto Repair Manual You Need?
By Terje Ellingsen - 1/4/2008

If you need an online auto repair manual that can help you precisely fix your problem, the internet has an incredible amount of car care information. What you won`t find however, is a Chiltons or a Haynes auto repair manual, because they`re copyrighted material. You don`t need them anyway, because ...

Scooter Driving Safety Issues
By Mitch Johnson - 1/4/2008

Scooter drivers of all ages, just as automobile drivers, have a responsibility to take safety precautions before jumping behind the wheel. For young scooter hobbyist, parents are also responsible for making sure their child driver has a basic knowledge on how to function the motor scooter. Supervi...

All the Info on the 2005 Nissan Maxima
By Taylor Bamber - 1/4/2008

Like many cars in the 30K dollar mark, the Maxima is partially a luxury and sport sedan. One thing that Nissan offers that many others don?t is a pretty sweet 6 speed manual transmission for the true sports car fans that want a little more when grabbing the groceries. The exterior of the car starts ...

Are You Ready to Take the Challenge of Modifying Your Mitsubishi Car?
By Stacey Wilson - 1/4/2008

Okay, I know you love cars, but it doesn?t mean you have to buy a new one every now and then just to have something new and more exciting car to drive. Admit it, cars are valuable investments and I?m pretty sure you don?t want to spend your entire earnings for an expensive and flashy sports car. By ...

Free Tools for Online Auction Sellers
By Pamela Bruce - 1/4/2008

If you have been selling on eBay or another online auction venue for a while, you know that various fees can really eat into your profit margin. The last thing you would need is having to spend a lot of money on software to help you run your business. Here are some software tools that are absolutel...

Own the Best Motorcycle Tire
By Maricon Williams - 2/13/2007

All motorcycle parts are essential and tires are one of them. Tires have different types, sizes and surfaces for varying types of motorcycles. Dirt bikes and other racer?s bikes use tires that have spikes. Street bikes, on the other hand have smooth tires. Tires advance with time. In fact they hav...

An Overview on How to install Neon & LED Interior Car Lights
By Antonio Gabellone - 2/7/2007

So you`ve got your LED or Neon interior car lights, but you`re now a bit confused as to where all the car interior neon lights and wires go?" Well fear not, we`ll show all the "in`s & out`s" of this type of installation and the easiest way of doing it. It`s a good idea to disconnect the b...

GM Extended Warranty - Whats In It?
By R. Palkra - 2/6/2007

An extended warranty is a contract between you and a service provider. Many people purchase extended auto warranties to shield themselves against the costs resulting from mechanical breakdown or failure to their vehicle. The extent of coverage, benefits, and terms of payment are particular to each i...

Used Motorcycle Parts Prices And Advice
By Abdul Martin - 2/5/2007

When you consider buying used motorcycle parts and accessories you have several options. Lets consider each and see the pros and cons? Buying from a brand name dealership It?s a safe and secure way to go. It`s also a great place to inquire about used motorcycle prices. Some brands have a reselli...

Your Quick And Easy Guide To Car Maintenance
By Jeff Slokum - 2/4/2007

Cars are like electric lights. We often don?t appreciate them until they go on the blink. Regular maintenance checks and simple service can greatly reduce the cost of car ownership and keep you a much happier traveler! Don?t let the thought of car maintenance intimidate you. There are actually sev...

EXPOSED: Foreign Oil, Auto Industry, Hybrid and Fuel Cell Vehicles
By Cheryl Dixon - 1/27/2007

Can our soaring gas prices and dependence on foreign oil turn out to be a blessing in disguise? It seems as though the most effective way to reach consumers is through our pocketbook. Once more we are outraged at high fuel prices and demanding something be done about it. The auto industry has th...

Tips On How To Buy A Used Car
By Frederic Madore - 1/27/2007

With economics a major problem, used cars have become great alternatives to people who do not have much to spare in the financial area. Finding used cars is not really a problem as there are thousands of used cars outlets in the country. Buyers of used cars will, in fact, have a wide range of models...

Generator Field Study
By Justin Kitson - 1/24/2007

Generators are essential for fieldwork done by consultants often exposed to remote areas where electricity is not available. A Goscor Engines customer recently did an intensive study to establish which generators are suitable for use with sensitive equipment such as the Cedip product range where ...

Volkswagen Touareg Achieves World Altitude Record
By Jenny McLane - 1/23/2007

Volkswagen`s Touareg has accomplished new heights in the realm of off-road capability. It has set a new world altitude record for a motor vehicle of 6,080 metres. Accomplished by a standard-engined Touareg 3.2 litre V8, this record has been officially recognized by the Guinness World Records? Book. ...

Understanding the ?4 Square?
By Robert Little - 1/19/2007

Car Buying Tips A ?4 square? is simply a sales tool used by many car dealers. We will discuss how this works a little later. For now, it is important to understand that buying a car isn`t one negotiation, it`s many: the price, trade-in value, monthly payments, down payment requirements, and the ...

Safe Driving
By Edward Lewis - 1/17/2007

Handy Tips To Keep In Mind To Make Driving Enjoyable * It is better to get to your destination in one piece than never at all. * Think of your family and loved ones when you drive, will they get to see you again at the end of the day? * Life is precious treasure it. * Do not squeeze in more ...

Oil / Lubricants
By Kevin Schappell - 2/6/2006

I receive a lot of questions regarding oil and the least understood part is the number system used to rate oils. Oil weight, or viscosity, refers to how thick or thin the oil is. The temperature requirements set for oil, by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) is 0 degrees F (low) and 210 de...



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