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Your Car’s Gas Tank Draining Removing And Installing

By on March 18, 2009 in Car Maintenance, Car Tips

Your Car’s Gas Tank: Draining, Removing, And Installing Gas tank repairs are sorely overlooked, but when it comes to years of leaks, corrosion, and general wear and tear, avoiding this important fix can be expensive and dangerous. Luckily, the procedure is relatively easy and it’s easily accomplished by even a novice gearhead. In this article, [...]

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Potential Hazards When Financing Your Vehicle

By on March 6, 2009 in Car Tips, Cars

Potential Hazards When Financing Your Vehicle Millions of people visit their local car dealership each year with the hopes of driving home in a brand new vehicle. Many of them even research MSRPs and other data that help ensure they secure a good deal. But, a lot of buyers would be floored if they knew [...]

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Misconceptions About High-Octane Gasoline

By on February 16, 2009 in Car Maintenance, Car Tips

Misconceptions About High-Octane Gasoline Have you ever stopped at a gas station and observed another motorist filling his tank with high-octane fuel? You might have even wondered whether you should do the same. After all, that guy looks confident about spending the extra money. He must know something that you don’t, right? Not so fast. [...]

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Is Cheap Gas Really That Good?

By on January 21, 2009 in Car Maintenance, Car Tips

Is Cheap Gas Really That Good? Nearly every person who makes regular stops at the gas pump welcomes the recent decline in fuel prices. Once topping $4 per gallon, prices are now (at the time of writing) flirting with $1.60 per gallon. For those people who have lost their jobs, or are concerned that they [...]

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Driving During The Winter Months

By on January 13, 2009 in Car Tips

Driving During The Winter Months Driving always presents a certain level of risk and danger. Vehicles are bigger than ever, with SUVs continuing to litter the road (though the recent economic crisis is slowly changing that). The bigger the car, the bigger the blind spot. Meanwhile, bald tires, faulty electrical parts, and driver negligence add [...]

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