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Car trouble in your summer holiday is more than only a repair bill.It can mean towing fees, accommodations and a rental car.When you consider the price of additional phone calls, meals and general aggravation, your holiday can become a budget-buster.Most breakdowns can be avoided with a pre-vacation review on your own or a professional service technician.So before packaging, set aside the time to be certain that your car is ready...

Purchasing a car is one of the biggest purchases you could make in your whole lifetime.There are a lot factors to take into account in making it a positive experience.Decide first of all if your budget only allows for a used car.If that is true then doing your homework is much more vital.Most times you do not have the luxury of getting the background of a used car.Having a certified mechanic to check out a vehicle you're interested in can help you save you a great deal of money in the long term...

Automobile safety has changed dramatically in the past several decades.We've gone from the era when there were only 2000+ key combinations used for each and every car of the largest automobile manufacturer, to transponder controlled ignition systems, that change electronic codes every time you start your vehicle.In the 30's to the 60's it was somewhat common that you may know someone whose car key also match your vehicle...

So you finally have the car of your dreams.You've sunk a massive amount of time and money into restoring it and keeping it in pristine showroom condition and functioning easily.But wait a minute- winter is coming.You need to drive your car in the snow, through road salt, sand and corrosive substances? I thought not.You wish to store it to the winter s inexpensively as possible? You also want to have the ability to place it back on the street with little if any hassle and have it ready for spring in precisely the exact same condition it went into storage ? Continue reading...

To get a used car is a great idea for saving money.Everyone knows that a new car lost 65% of its value in the first five decades.However, the case would be more extreme for a 1 to 2 years old car, it will lost its value 30-40%.If you don't mind to drive a used car (I mean a 2 to 5 years old car, it looks pretty new) rather than a new car, you may save much money to pay many other bills.If you would like to keep the car not too old, you may resell it after driving for 2 to 3 years and buy another newer one...