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How to Keep Cats off Cars

How to Keep Cats off Cars
Cats make the perfect pets. They are very low maintenance, don’t have to be walked multiple times per day, and are very self-sufficient. The biggest downside to owning a cat is that they like to climb. You might find them sleeping on your car in the morning. Continue Reading »

Understanding Your Car’s Warranty

Understanding Your Car’s Warranty
Most car buyers spend countless hours researching and evaluating details of the vehicle they wish to purchase, meanwhile very few take the time to read and analyze the warranty. A car’s warranty is an important part of the large investment that car buying is, within a vehicle are numerous moving systems and parts which are potentially susceptible to mechanical malfunctions of many kinds. Continue Reading »

How to Transfer a Car Title to a Family Member

How to Transfer a Car Title to a Family Member
Car ownership is something that almost everyone looks forward to during their lifetime, especially young teens waiting to hit the driving age. Many parents will find it best to hand down a car from one sibling to the next or from a parent to a child as the first car. If this is the plan in your household, you will want to know how to properly transfer a car title to a family member. Continue Reading »

How to Get the Most Money for Your Trade In

How to Get the Most Money for Your Trade In
So you have had enough of your latest car. For whatever reason you want to buy a new car but your old one is still worth something but you are afraid that the dealer won’t offer a fair amount for your trade in. Set your worries aside, there are some things you can do to change that. Below are some simple and easy steps you can take to increase the value of your trade in. Continue Reading »

How to Notarize a Car Title

How to Notarize a Car Title
Whenever you buy or sell a vehicle, it may be necessary to make sure that the buyer or seller’s signature is authenticated. State by state, the specific requirements vary and are often greatly different, so you may need to do a little research prior. Continue Reading »

How To Decide What Sort Of Vehicle Is Right For You

How To Decide What Sort Of Vehicle Is Right For You
Choosing a car used to be a pretty straight forward process in days gone by. Cars were either big or small, two doors or four, and with either plenty of grunt or not very much at all. But those were simpler times, and today, the industry has virtually has a car for every possible combination of lifestyle, practicality, budget, and preference on form factor. And they’re marketed to appeal to our needs in very specific ways, too; from large to small families, those that prioritize luxury or are budget conscious, buyers that are looking for form or function. Continue Reading »

How to Avoid Buying "a Lemon"

How to Avoid Buying
Car buying can be and is often quite scary. Purchasing a vehicle is a major decision that involves lots of money and nobody wants to buy a lemon. More and more people these days are preferential to buying used rather than new while at the same time concerned about having to deal with inherited problems of the former owner. New cars can even be problematic after buying, however you can find a good car if you have spent a little time researching possible options. Continue Reading »

How to Clean Your Engine

How to Clean Your Engine
You may be like most people and almost always keep both the interior and exterior of your car sparkling clean and never forget to get an oil change when it is time to, but did you know that cleaning your car’s engine is just as important? The engine and engine compartment need to be cleaned in order for the car to run as best it can. Below are steps to take in cleaning your car’s engine compartment and motor. Continue Reading »

How to Clear Foggy Headlights

How to Clear Foggy Headlights
Fogged up headlights are not only unattractive, but also potentially dangerous as restricted amounts of light are adverse in illuminating the road ahead. If your headlights are foggy, you may want to pick up a headlight restoration kit which is certain to improve visibility significantly. De-fogging your headlights only takes half an hour to an hour and the only tools you will need are electrician’s tape, a latex glove, a sponge, some old newspapers, water and a buffing wheel, although the buffing wheel is optional. Continue Reading »