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  • Fuel facts vs. fuel myths: Help keep your car running at its best

    In today's economic times, it's more important than ever to protect the investment in your vehicle - whether it's a vintage collector, luxury car or an everyday car. Yet, there are many misconceptions about car maintenance that make it difficult to know how to best keep your car in good running condition. Properly maintaining the engine and using high-quality fuel in the right grade will go a long way to help protect the life of your vehicle.

  • Get to know the facts before you spend money on auto insurance

    Don't you wish there were classes on subjects such as mortgages, taxes, auto insurance or even saving for retirement? How many times have you looked for background information on each of these issues? Everyone who drives a car has to deal with purchasing auto insurance at least once in their lives, and if you have a family, it just adds more questions to the mix.

  • Preventive maintenance is important ... for your heart and your vehicle

    What do your heart and your vehicle have in common? More than you may think - both require regular maintenance and preventive care to function properly. And when both are properly cared for, it can make a direct and significant impact on long-term health.

  • Price vs. value: Are premium automotive products worth the extra cost?

    When does it make sense to upgrade to a premium automotive product? That's a question that stumps a lot of people when confronted with the wide ranges of prices for seemingly comparable products.

  • Bookmark your favorite road

    Planes and trains may have their place in our society, but for the dedicated traveler there's still nothing like getting in your car and taking a trip along America's highways.

  • Make a resolution to cut automotive costs in the new year

    An annual tradition, Americans have their minds on resolutions for the new year. While most hope to loosen their pants, others try to tighten their belt. Whether it is through eating out less, shopping less or traveling less, most try to cut costs in their life, timed to the change in the calendar.

  • Easy-to-do maintenance helps extend vehicle life

    After their homes, most Americans' largest financial investment is their vehicle, so helping it stay in good working order for as long as possible is a high priority. Here are some simple, cost-effective tips for helping to protect the performance and longevity of your vehicle.

  • Buying a used car? Expert tips to speed, ease the process

    Bargains can be hot at this time of year for those who know how to shop smart for a good used car. Here are some expert tips on how to find the car of your dreams, rather than the lemon of the year.

  • Proactive vehicle maintenance can help to avoid winter breakdowns

    As temperatures continue to drop, motorists should ensure their vehicles are winter-ready by performing simple maintenance checks.

  • Auto insurers charge the poor more for insurance

    Studies have shown that certain groups may be offered pricier car insurance quotes than other groups. Here's how to get the best insurance rate possible.

  • Take the sweat out of your DIY projects this spring

    You've been dreaming about digging in your garden, tweaking your landscaping or improving your house all winter long. Finally the weather is nice, your yard is clear and dry and it's time for you to get your hands dirty and start working.

  • Tips for increasing your truck's gas mileage

    With the high cost of fuel, many pickup owners are feeling the burn at the pump. While some consumers may be able to purchase a new truck that gets better gas mileage, many of us are financially stuck with the truck we currently have. To cope, there are several things you can do to save gas money now.

  • Check the costs before you buy the car

    If you're in the market for a new car (or used car), you're probably ready to visit a couple of dealers and take several test drives to get the "feel" of the car. But there are other details you really should consider before you make a purchase - things like potential auto repair costs while you own the car, if the manufacturer has recalls posted for any parts of the car and even what your new insurance costs will be.

  • What to do if you're in an auto accident

    As winter approaches, snow, ice storms and fewer daylight hours mean more drivers are at the risk of being involved in a motor vehicle accident. Would you know what to do if you were driving and hit another vehicle, a pedestrian or a biker?

  • Cold weather care for your car

    Baby, it may be cold outside, but inside your car's engine it's hot as blazes. Even when temperatures dip, your vehicle's coolant system works hard to keep the engine cool and running smoothly. It's important to take care of your cooling system, whatever the weather.

  • Car care myths exposed

    Knowledge may be power, but that's only the case if you put what you know into good use. Sure, it's a common phrase that can be used in many different situations, but when applying it to car care, weeding through the myths can result in financial savings and longer vehicle life.

  • Sugar and salt - the right recipe for safe highways

    Sugar is commonplace in the kitchen, but it may be a surprising ingredient when it comes to removing ice and snow from streets and highways.

  • What to look for in your auto insurance policy

    More than 186 million cars are on the road in the United States, according to The Insurance Information Institute. Most states require drivers to purchase auto liability insurance before they can legally drive a car. Often drivers don't understand what they need in an auto insurance policy or where to purchase it. There are many options and it is important to understand your individual needs.

  • Outdoor trips for the whole family to love

    As your children grow older, it can be difficult finding fun family vacations for everyone to enjoy together. With a few suggestions, you can plan trips that are fun for the entire family.

  • More technology knowledge needed for future talent in the automotive industry

    Job opportunities will abound for skilled automotive technicians , and industry professionals agree that many shops have trouble finding enough qualified employees. The experts stressed the importance of reaching young people early to recruit them into automotive careers and ensuring that they have top-notch training in the technical aspects of the field.

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