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Mobile Car Wash Parking Etiquette
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

If you operate a mobile car washing company you are doing business on other people?s or company?s property with their permission. The easiest way to get that permission revoked is to not follow common decency, block traffic or upset motorists in the parking lot. It goes without saying that you shoul...

Read This Article if You Want a More Fuel Efficient Car or SUV
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

Currently the price of fuel for automobiles is quite high, indeed it is not as high as it was before, but it is too high for the average US family who is squeaking by on a modest budget. Do you want a more fuel efficient Car, light truck or SUV, yet you notice that all the hybrids are completely sol...

High Quality Parts Perfect for Old Ford Mustang`s Maintenance and Upgrading Now On Sale
By Jay Stevens - 1/4/2008

Ford Mustang is not only one of Ford?s most successful cars, but one of the industry?s best automobiles. Equipped with powerful, durable and top caliber auto parts. this first pony car is destined to weather the industry?s toughest competitions. From its conception in 1964, Ford Mustang never ceased...

Where to Find a Complete List of Used Cars?
By Natasha Woods - 1/4/2008

I recently was at a site online and it had a used car section. I thought it might be a good source to try and find some used cars, since I?m in the market. Perusing through the used car section, I noticed they online had 2 pages of used cars! 2?pages?! When you?re searching for a used car, you wa...

Car Body Kits Are Hot
By Kevin Lynch - 1/4/2008

The availability of car altering packages like body kits has become quite widespread and can even bee seen featured on popular television shows like TRICKED OUT on the ?Do It Yourself? network. Older models of the can be updated and ?tricked out? with body kits. Many auto enthusiasts have been abl...

Water Conservation During Your Next Car Wash Fundraising Event
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

If you are going to have a car wash fundraiser you will most likely need to look at ways to conserve the water we use due to the droughts in so many areas. If you wash your car in your driveway with a garden hose and shut-off nozzle, you will use five gallons of water to fill your soap bucket to get...

Mechanic Shortages in Oil Change, Auto Repair, and Service Businesses
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

Mechanic Shortages? You Bet. Nothing is more serious than Labor issues. In Arizona the incoming Governor is poised to try to train skilled labor and set the bar higher for those jobs, which need filling. Everything from constructions to maintenance. For every 10 mechanics that leave or retire only t...

It All Starts Here - A Review of the Automotive Starter Battery Market
By Richard Jackson - 1/4/2008

Consolidation among the major battery manufacturers continues to shape the industry, particularly across Europe. Johann-Friedrich Dempwolff, Vice President Sales OEM/OES, VB Autobatterie GmbH, said: ?If you look back to 1990, in Germany there were ten battery producers. In the UK there were at lea...

Mustang Convertible Begins Production; Receives Car and Driver`s 10 Best award
By Jenny McLane - 1/4/2008

The 2005 Ford Mustang Convertible has begun production this week at Ford`s Auto Alliance International (AAI) plant this week. At the Job One Celebration, Car and Driver editor-in-chief Csaba Csere presented the 10Best award to AAI President, Phil Spender. The new Mustang convertible received the Bes...

Buying A Car - Four Tips for Car Buyers
By Robin Segal - 1/4/2008

Americans like to buy a car at the dealership in one afternoon, and the dealerships try very hard to make you think that is possible and even smart. But it?s not. Realize how big a purchase a car is. And it is complicated. Buying a car is the second-largest purchase most people make after buying a h...

Cheating Your Engine?s Planned Obsolence That Was Created By Its Manufacturer
By Robert Riley - 1/4/2008

I?m sure by now you?ve heard the term ?Extended Drain Interval? for your vehicle?s oil change. If you?ve ever been to a place like Jiffy Lube or other quick lube shop, you?ve probably seen some big sign outside telling you to come back every 3,000 miles for an oil change ? quite the opposite of the...

The Last Of The 455 Pontiac Trans Ams
By Sue And Chuck DeFiore - 1/4/2008

Those of us lucky enough to be around in the 70s when this fantastic car came out drool everytime we think of it. Imagine getting a car from the factory with a 455 cubic inch engine in it! This car kicked butt! Then if you did some work, like we did to ours, as in having the engine blue printed, bal...

Cool Energy Conservation Tips for the Concerned Motorist.
By Robin Piggott - 1/4/2008

Saving and conserving energy should be everyones concern. I am prompted to give my slant on this subject as it relates to Driving and Driving Techniques. There are many ways to conserve energy and save money when Driving. We are primarily concerned with getting a better fuel consumption from each ta...

First Important Steps for the Irish Learner Driver
By Robin Piggott - 1/4/2008

The main priority for today?s Learner Driver should not be passing the Driving Test but embracing the philosophy of skills for life initially. Surely passing the Driving Test is the main objective? Not So! Your main objective should be to acquire the necessary skills that will keep you, your passeng...

Professional eBay Auctions Reap the Profits for Sellers
By Mike Ralph - 1/4/2008

eBay offer an unbelievable amount of traffic for ANYONE wanting to sell on their auction site, so much so that millions of items are listed on it everyday. So with all this competition how do you make sure that your listing doesn`t get lost amongst the rest and that customers keep coming back to you...

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...

Driver`s Ed
By Jimmy Sturo - 1/4/2008

In many states, completion of a driver`s education course is compulsory prior to earning a learner`s permit to ultimately obtain a driver`s license. Driver`s education courses usually vary from state to state, but driver?s education is usually required to get a driver?s license for the first time. T...

Auto Detailing; How Much Money Can I Make
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

One question that new entrants into the auto detailing, mobile automotive detail or mobile car wash business ask themselves is how do I get the training I need to succeed and please my clientele. Is there a detailing certificate I can get to show my customers? Will they ask me for such a thing to pr...

The Irish Driving Scene: An Instructor`s Perspective
By Robin Piggott - 1/4/2008

The Driving Environment Today?s motoring environment is very different to that of thirty or even fifteen years ago for a number of key reasons and we will examine these to get an idea of the kind of skills needed to survive in today?s world and stay accident free. For the first time in over one hund...

My Check Engine Light Comes On Then Goes Off Sometimes - This is Driving Me Crazy
By Austin Davis - 1/4/2008

Reader Question Thursday driving my 2001 Hyundai Sonata GLS check engine light is on and car sputters near my home. I take it home and checked & was low on oil. I take my husbands car to go buy oil and put it in. I tell my husband about it, he takes it to nearby store no problems, no check engine l...

Car Care Tips - How to Keep Your Car in Immaculate Condition
By Paul MacIver - 1/4/2008

There are several things you must do to keep your car in immaculate condition and retain its value. Apart from regular mechanical servicing and maintenance, your car must also be groomed regularly to keep it looking like new. This means more than simply putting it through the carwash each week. A...

Clean Car for Good Gas Mileage
By Marilyn Pokorney - 1/4/2008

In addition to all the practical ways, such as not speeding, keeping proper tire pressure and combining several trips into one there are many more ways you can increase gas mileage by simply taking good care of your vehicle. Keep the engine well tuned and in good running order. Make sure the spark p...

Replacement Parts for the Mercedes Benz S Class Hybrid Sedan
By Jenny McLane - 1/4/2008

The combination of electric drive with the 7G-Tronic automatic transmission ensures that the S-Class "Hybrid" constantly operates at the optimum level. "This reduces fuel consumption by 15 to 25 percent depending on the driving cycle, while at the same time enhancing comfort," says Prof. Herbert Koh...

eBay - Getting More Bids Using An Auction Preview
By Gary Hendrickson - 1/4/2008

If you sell in small niches as I recommend and are organized enough that you know what you will be listing on eBay 1 to 2 weeks ahead of time, you should give serious thought to previewing your upcoming auctions for your customers. The result can be increased sales and higher final bids. For two yea...

What Are Tie-Rod Ends...Do I Need Them?
By Tommy Sessions - 1/4/2008

What are tie rod ends? Your life depends on them! All vehicles, no matter what make or model have tie rod ends. On vehicles with Rack and Pinion Steering there are only two, but on others, there are four. The tie rod end attaches to the steering knuckle on each front wheel on Rack and Pinion Steeri...

High Quality A/C System Parts: Keeping Your Toyota Cool and Comfy
By Mark Clarkson - 1/4/2008

Cars are undoubtedly one of our daily necessities. We use them not only for our everyday transportation but as well as in hauling loads, carrying cargoes and many others. Through the years, they have been greatly improved, Including Toyota cars. Not only in terms of performance, safety and style but...

Mitsubishi Galant 2004: The Weekly Driver Review
By James Raia - 1/4/2008

Like other manufacturers, Mitsubishi faces a formidable task in the midsize car class. The Honda Accord and Toyota Camry are among the country`s most popular vehicles, so how can others find a niche? Mitsubishi`s approach for 2004 was to increase the dimensions, offer new styling and add more hor...

Woah! You Are Having A Flat!
By Tommy Sessions - 1/4/2008

Have you ever driven the highway at night and heard a "hissing" noise and then felt the steering wheel *shake*? Then the whole car started to tremble? Guess what? You probable just had a blow-out, or at least you were having a flat tire--that`s what happens when all the air goes out of a tire. Do y...

Toyota Lexus GS300: Venerable Luxury with Durable Toyota Parts
By Jenny McLane - 1/4/2008

High equipment levels and meticulous quality and refinement have been the formula for building and maintaining the Lexus. It embodies a fresh design approach, re-engineered from the ground up. Dominated by a long cabin with steeply angled front and rear glass, the windows allow plenty of light into ...

Online Auction Sellers - Seize Control Of Your Business!
By David Espino - 1/4/2008

As the online auction model of business continues to evolve toward a more commoditized, corporate marketplace, it is time for online auction sellers to seize control of their business, before it?s too late. In this article we will highlight some effective steps you can take to shift control back to ...

Should I Use Wax On My Car?
By Gregg Hall - 1/4/2008

This is a question coming up more and more especially since January of 2005 when the United States and other governments announced a mandatory reduction in the use of volatile organic compounds or VOCs in manufacturing processes and consumable products. As of this writing in January of 2006, car car...

Volkswagen Touareg 2004, The Weekly Driver Review
By James Raia - 1/4/2008

It`s named after a nomadic, hearty Saharan tribe with the unusual- sounding name, TOUR-egg. Literally translated, the word means "free folk." So what better way to test drive the Touareg -- the first SUV offered by Volkswagen -- than during an open-road, 400-mile round-trip journey to the famed M...

The Five Things You Must Do Before You Can Start Selling On Ebay
By Ian Major - 1/4/2008

Many people make a full-time living on eBay. This is not only possible but it is also quite easy once you know what you are doing. Some people just make a little extra money through eBay auctions simply because it is fun ? it becomes a hobby. Whether you just want to sell some old items lying about ...

You Have A Legitimate Insurance Claim But You Foolishly Got Yourself A Legal Begal - - Now What?
By Dan Baldyga - 1/4/2008

YOU MUST STAY ON TOP OF THAT HOUND DOG FOR TWO HUGE REASONS: First because that`s the only way to make sure he does his job correctly. If you don`t watch him like a hawk you could end up on the short end of a very long stick! And second, because most Legal Beagles think they?re overworked (if you do...

Car Art in Many Forms
By Rosana Hart - 1/4/2008

Ever since the first car was produced, it`s been an art object as well as a practical device. We love to look at all sorts of cars. We care about our own cars and we are very aware of what they say about us and our tastes. A red sports car makes a very different statement from a gray van. Why do we ...

2006 Ford Expedition: A Whole New Way to Travel
By Tracy Dawson - 1/4/2008

The 2006 Ford Expedition is a full-size SUV segment with a combination of interior versatility and adaptability, driving control, and, of course, safety. In two years in a row, it has continuously won the Polk Automotive Loyalty Award in its own segment.

Ford Motor Company first introduc...

Top Secret Ebay Powerseller Technique: Classifieds Produce Auction Power
By Tim Gilberg - 1/4/2008

I was browsing through all of the classified sections, and stumbled on Wanted to Buy. I noticed that people were placing ads for items they wanted to purchase. Great! I could do this! The whole eBay market place was a complete turnaround from normal retail where you spend a huge amount of money to b...

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...

Your Car Battery: How to Clean It
By Michael Walker - 1/4/2008

Did you ever go to jumpstart your car, and notice that you can barely see your battery underneath all the gunk? This ?gunk? is actually battery corrosion, which is formed by acid condensation. Since this is formed by acid, a basic chemical solution will do the cleaning trick. Battery acid is actu...

From Channel 4?s Max Headroom To Fountain Tire`s Paige
By James Burchill - 1/4/2008

Twenty years ago a pithy and leading edge TV show was launched by Britain?s Channel 4 TV network. It featured a heavily made up Matt Frewer as the virtual character `Max Headroom`. The cyberpunk TV show gained cult status quickly and even crossed the pond to the US. However, with all intelligent and...

Roadside Assistance; AAA, Chrysler and Onstar System
By Lance Winslow - 1/4/2008

When buying a vehicle be sure to ask the dealer if it comes with roadside assistance. Many new vehicles come with really great programs like OnStar System Satellite Service or a Roadside Assistance Program. Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan all have similar programs available and...

The Safest Luxury Cars to Insure
By Brad Intlehouse - 2/13/2007

Considering the exorbitant prices of most luxury cars, it`s a veritable godsend for many cash-strapped consumers when genius car manufacturers have invented cars worth their sticker prices. Thus it strips off the word luxury, bearing the meaning that it holds up to its name because of its price an...

Driving On the Wrong Side of the Road
By Reggie Andersen - 2/12/2007

On which side of the road do you drive? Depends if you`re a Brit or an American. If we go back far enough, some two thousand years ago, to the time when the Romans occupied Britain, we`ll find a clue about driving habits back then. Archaeologists have unearthed a well-preserved track leading ...

How to Buy a Air Filter in 3 Easy Steps
By Ryan Tenney - 2/8/2007

I?ve got a confession to make. I don?t like shopping for car parts. In fact, I always see it as an unnecessary expense that should magically fix itself. Guess what? Cars need air filters every 30,000 miles or so. I?m not a mechanic so I don?t have a way to sell you an air filter over the web, but I...

Super Exotic Sports Cars - What You Should Know, Before Spending Any Money!
By Charlie Cory - 2/7/2007

Before we start, let`s define the term `super exotic sports car`. Sports cars, by definition are borderline racing cars; boasting powerful performance and sleek looks. Their prestige makes them expensive, and thus the domain of a select few. With reference to sports cars, the term ?exotic? refers to...

18 Simple Ways To Save Money On Your Car
By Jeff Slokum - 2/4/2007

The upkeep of your vehicle can be quite an expense - from initial purchase to insurance to maintenance. And sometimes we get the sinking feeling that every time we need a car repair, we?re going to get taken for a ride. (pardon the pun!) Actually there are some ways to make sure you don?t get a raw ...

Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)
By Melih Oztalay - 1/23/2007

Drivers 16 years of age are at high risk for traffic accidents due to their immaturity and limited driving experience. A series of five research papers published in a September 2002 supplement of Injury Prevention addresses this risk among young drivers. The papers make a compelling case for graduat...

What Are Reasonable Window Tint Prices?
By Harrison Hung - 1/19/2007

What are reasonable window tint prices? Oddly, this is a even harder subject than explaining how window film works. The price for a car tint can vary dramatically from the cheapest fly-by-night tint shop from $100 to the luxury tint shop`s $400 or more or merely $80 for a DIY car tint kit. For e...

Auto Tools For The DIY`er
By Kevin Schappell - 2/6/2006

If you are a car owner who occasionally works on his or her own car, please don`t go out and spend thousands of dollars on high priced tools. Professional mechanics make a living with their tools and need the best. If you are doing minor repairs on your own vehicles a lower cost tool set will do jus...

Ten Myths About Synthetic Lubrication
By Ed Newman - 2/12/2005

It`s a fact of life that behavior is influenced by what people believe, whether true or not. Numerous cases from history bear this out. For example, sailors were once fearful of sailing outside the sight of land lest they would fall off the edge of the world. In the early 19th century, the trai...



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