We found this awesome infographic and just had to share it with you. One of the big parts of buying a car is considering how much your insurance costs will be for the new vehicle. The more dangerous the car, the more you’re going to pay for insurance coverage. This infographic has a ton of great information – check out the top section showcasing the 8 most dangerous cars ever made.
Anyone who’s at least 30 years old probably knows about the Pinto’s exploding gas tank… but have you ever heard of the Peel Trident or the Bricklin SV-1? What about the Corvair from the early 60′s?
It’s Valentine’s Day, and you’re probably planning a heartfelt gift for that special someone in your life – but don’t forget about your car. Your car needs love and attention, just like your special sweetheart. If you want your car or truck to run smoothly for years to come, you’ve got to shower it with little gifts of regular maintenance and routine cleaning.
Looking to save money on your car insurance? While several personal factors (age, driving history) will influence how much your insurance costs, these simple tips will help you reduce your insurance bill and save some cash. If you truly understand how your insurance works and what your options are, you can find several ways to reduce your bill. Read our tips carefully and think about your personal situation – it’s pretty likely that several of these will apply to you.
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One of the most basic car maintenance tips that everyone should know is how to jump start a dead battery. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people have no idea how to jump a car and end up calling someone else to help whenever they end up with a dead battery. It’s actually a very simple process, but even if you’ve learned it in the past, it’s easy to forget which cables go where, when you should connect each cable, and what to ground. Follow these simple steps and you’ll be able to jump a dead battery any time – now you can save a damsel in distress (or more likely, save yourself!).
Because of the Great Recession, most Americans are much more price-conscious when shopping for a car or truck. Many consumers are opting to buy used cars instead of buying new. There are several good reasons to consider buying a used car, including ample selection and the improving reliability of older cars. But for most people, the main attraction for buying used is still affordability.
Let’s face it – getting a flat tire is a total pain. Not only do you have to deal with removing it and installing your spare, you have to decide whether to replace the tire or have it repaired. While many options exist for cheap tires, it’s usually possible to repair the tire and protect your pocketbook. Use these guidelines to help you decide whether to repair a car tire or replace it: