January 14th, 2010 by Hal Moses
Here’s why people need to be concerned about the state of the environment: Because a situation that is bad is costly-namely in money and lives.
California State University recently performed a study, finding that the two regions in California that are the most populated have air pollution that killed more people than car accidents. This is […]
December 5th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Many commuters find themselves experiencing a break down at one point or another. These are breakdowns that happen between 7-9 am and leave people stranded on the side of the road. A roadside assistance program is the best way for commuters to protect themselves in this event.
Breakdowns are scary because they leave drivers feeling vulnerable […]
October 24th, 2009 by Hal Moses
One tactic that people use to sell a pre-owned car is to detail it until it looks brand new. However, beware, a motor that is steam-cleaned won’t fix a gasket that is blown. This is why it is important to have auto road service.
Having said that, dealerships that are reputable typically won’t try to sell […]
October 6th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Most people realize that hypermiling is not the safest practice; in fact it leads to accidents and calls for auto road service. However, many people still do it. Well now, AAA is weighing in with their view on the subject.
AAA has released a very strong warning saying that practices to save gas, in which illegal […]
October 3rd, 2009 by Hal Moses
Unfortunately, drivers can be faced with an unpleasant surprise in the morning when they discover they have a weak battery. Some people may be lucky enough to be covered by auto road service, however others may not. A car won’t start when the starter is not receiving the power that it needs. However, help is […]
October 1st, 2009 by Hal Moses
The perks of purchasing a used car are the low initial price, property taxes, and insurance costs. The “downs” are that it isn’t new, which means there’s no auto warranty and you are more vulnerable to car problems. However, you can reduce your exposure to risk by taking these precautionary measures.
First, shop for used vehicles […]
September 26th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Every year there are more than 10,000 vehicle accidents in the nation and approximately 450 people die as a result of the collision. Many of these accidents can be avoided by having routine maintenance performed on your car.
The vehicle is by far the most popular means of transportation in the U.S. In fact, 91% of […]
September 19th, 2009 by Hal Moses
Unless you are actually a mechanic yourself, it may require a leap of faith to deal with a repair shop. However, paying attention to your mechanic’s actions can give you clues to their honesty. Here are some things to look out for.
If your mechanic says you need to flush your engine right away, or it […]
September 3rd, 2009 by Hal Moses
If you’re considering buying a new vehicle this year you need to consider the worth of the car in a few years, when you’re ready to trade it in for another car. Consider these four factors that determine the resale value of a vehicle.
Supply and demand is a big factor. Vehicles that have a high […]
August 22nd, 2009 by Hal Moses
It’s apparent that the auto industry in America is becoming “greener” than ever. Everywhere you look there are ads for fuel-cell technology, hybrids, Bio-diesel fuel, clean-diesel engines, and E-85 fuel. These technologies have gained popularity with America’s Big Three automakers.
Why? Automakers are feeling pressure from all directions, including the White House, Congress, and also consumers.
Ford […]
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