Archive for the ‘Cars and Trucks’ Category

What Are Some Of The Potential Problems With The New Technology In Automobiles

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

It seems that almost as soon as a new idea gets made reality in the world of automobiles, there is another idea to push that achievement even further than before. We moved from carburetors to fuel injection, added GPS systems, and finally made sure that almost every model comes with automatic transmissions. But, has all that actually been an improvement over the old way of driving? Or has it actually caused more problems than it has fixed? To put it in direct terms, is the increased cost and hassle of new technological gizmos in automobiles worth it?
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Understand Your Windshield

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Most of us never even give any thought to the windshields in our car. We realize that it is there but we do not think about it until it is cracked or dirty.
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How To Easily Find The Sports Car Of Your Dreams At An Affordable Price

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

With the prices of new sports cars sky rocketing out of site for many enthusiasts the need for more resources to find an affordable alternative is growing stronger every year. While new car dealers try to entice people with larger rebates or finance incentives the real bargains are in the pre-owned market where someone else has taken the depreciation or even better yet finding an old classic that you can restore!
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Short Term Car Insurance Can Solve Problems

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Short term car insurance is the answer for people that want to lend their car to a friend or family member without having to worry about affecting the no claims bonus on your existing policy. Ranging from a single day to a full month short term car insurance is extremely popular with students that want to borrow a car over their holiday period, people that want to borrow a van to move home and people that want to borrow a car to go on holiday.
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Lets Look At The Porsche Turbo 1975 Today

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

In 1975 Porsche introduced the first Turbo. The engineers experienced this new engine and Chairman Ernst Fuhrman decided that they could use a turbo throughout a production car. The first prototype was displayed at various European shows in 1973. In 1974, '911 Turbo' went throughout sale and at the time it had a 3.0 liter 260 bhp engine.
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Contracting an Auto Glass Repair Shop that Knows the Value of Money

Thursday, January 5th, 2012

Having a car is a privilege not everyone can enjoy. This is because aside from the expensive cost, the repairs and maintenance is also expensive. From the car parts to the accessories, you will find it very difficult sometimes to have a one-time repair when your car breaks down. The greater the problem when it is your windshield or any of the auto glass of your car that is damaged. Requiring an immediate auto glass repair is inevitable regardless of the size of the damage. Some car window accidents involve a mere flying stone. Some incidents such as this only cause small breaks and could be repaired easily without needing to replace the whole window glass.
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How To Find Cheap Gas Online

Friday, December 2nd, 2011

Gas prices have gone crazy in the last few years and it's not very likely that they'll go down. We all need to keep on driving, so there's not much you can do. But, with a good internet connection and a little know-how, you can find the cheapest gas stations near you and save a little at the pump. Here are some websites you can use to find the cheapest gas.
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The Elise: Performance vs. Practicality

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

If you want a high-performance sports car that is smart, cool and stylish and you are not worried about comfort or practicality then perhaps the Lotus Elise is the car for you.
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Surviving Flood Damage Inside An Automobile

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

If you are in a flood zone area and are advised to evacuate, do so immediately. However, sometimes the evacuation order will come too late or the road conditions worsen far more quickly than the authorities have estimated. If this happens, you may find yourself trapped in your car as flood damage rapidly increases around your vehicle. Here is a common sense guide to surviving flood damage while in your automobile.
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Water Cars - Learn How To Run Your Car On Water

Monday, October 31st, 2011

On the first look it sounds like another James Bond Movie where his car will be running on water. Well its not a brain surgery to run car on water, it involves simple formula from chemistry where water can be used to extract gases that can run car comfortably. As on date we do not have a formula that runs a car 100% on water. These water run hybrid cars still use gas along with water as a source of energy. It might very well be possible in future when you drive to gas station you will fill tank with water instead of gas. But current article does not involve you adding water to fuel tank.
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