When you are interested to buy a car, consider to have it checked by a mechanic, because it is your right as a buyer to have an idea on what you're paying for. This simple detail will save you a lot of time and trouble in the future. If the dealer is not willing to leave his office and lot coming to
03.23.2010 | Car Tips | Car Instructions
Comments Off on Is It Safe To Invest In Salvage Vehicles
Many people who want to get rid of their family or private cars try to give it as a trade in to dealers, and rarely do they consider selling it as a private. As a matter of fact, selling a car to a dealer is easier but selling privately takes more time and effort but that will definitely earn you mo
03.23.2010 | Car Tips | Car Instructions
Comments Off on How to Sell a Car Privately
When friends and relatives of mine tell me they want to buy a used vehicle in private sellers, I remind them to be careful of curbsiders . Despite constant media attention, the number of those who don't know the meaning of the word "curbsider", and their activity, is notably high in Canada. For th
When it comes to choosing the first car, most new drivers are careful to get the one which is safe enough to get them out of any possible accident alive and uninjured. In order to purchase a safe car have a look at what to consider the most: A safe car suited for a new driver must have airbags. I
After choosing a relatively gas-saving car for your daily purposes, you can also attain more fuel savings and reduce your car's emissions in the environment, by simply considering these simple hints: Try to decrease your driving speed. While reducing your speed, let's say from 110km to 90km/hour,
First of all, when the service light comes on it does not mean that is anything wrong with the car. A lot of people mistake this for the check engine light. This light is only a reminder designed to send you to the dealer for "scheduled repairs". Anyway, this the right procedure, I tried it on 199
Locking the keys inside the car happens to everyone at some point. Anyway, don't start pulling your hair out...not yet. All you need to open it is some kind of a wedge (wood or plastic) and a coat hanger . The other alternative is paying a locksmith to do it. I prefer the one I don't have to pay