Thursday, January 30, 2014

Extend Your Car Life With Simple Precautions

 
Who doesn’t want to preserve and extend the life of their car? There are several helpful tips to do so that are sometimes forgotten about or unheard of completely. Here is the compilation of what we thought most important for you, as a car owner, to know:

 
1. Be Patient: Sometimes we forget the damage we can cause to our car in the long-run by revving the engine in the present. The truth is that it can exponentially affect the life of our car when we put too much strain on the inner workings of our beloved vehicle. When possible, and especially during the very first 1,000 miles called the “break-in period,” take it slow.
2. Buy gas at reputable stations only: It is a very unknown by most drivers that filtered gas is better for your vehicle life. Without a gas filter at certain pumps, dirty gas is actually what you will be putting in your car, which shouldn’t surprise you that it is not good for your engine. Find a station you trust!

 
3. Keep an auto log: Keeping up with your mileage may seem like more hassle than its worth, but it can literally save the life of your car. In many cases, your car will show signs of less mileage per same amount of gasoline, which is often the first sign of something being wrong. Catching a problem early can lead to keeping something very important from breaking. It is always worth the hassle.

 
Now we hope that you will apply these three important tips to your vehicle care in the near future, and that they have been helpful indeed.

 
 


Thursday, January 16, 2014

Meet the New Honda Fit

 


The Detroit Auto Show has unveiled the latest and greatest from Honda. The Honda Fit has made its highly anticipated debut as the fuel efficient, high performing car it has always been except even better. The latest Honda Fit has a 1.5-liter four cylinder with direction injection and i-VTEC valve timing to help it come up with 130 horsepower and 114 pound-feet of torque. We are excited and proud to announce the arrival of our very own Honda Fit. With a lighter frame and top 5 safety ratings, Honda expects awards from the Institute for Highway Safety. Also worth noting is its 15k starting price. Being cost-effective is a profound bonus.

Friday, January 3, 2014

10 Things To Keep Handy In Your Car

 

Here are a few extremely handy items to keep in your car for those, hopefully rare, occasions when they should be needed. You never know when disaster could strike. Stay ahead of the disaster and be prepared with these quick and cheap things to have handy.



1. Jumper Cables (Because nobody loves a car that won’t start)
2. Maps/Atlas
3. Camera (For those unfortunate times when a car accident occurs. Documentation is a helpful thing.)
4. Flashlight
5. Fire Extinguisher
6. Flare


Keep these things where you can always find them, and immensely help your future self navigate car troubles more effectively.