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•A Peek At The Blue Book’s History
You may have referred to the Blue Book to identify a classic car’s value or used its logo to sell your old car. Indeed, Blue Book has become an integral part of the automotive industry. Let’s have a peek on how the Blue Book became the most trusted valuation company. Kelley Blue Book is the largest and most popular automotive vehicle valuation company in the United States. The company started with car dealership in 1918. It was founded by Les Kelley with the help of his thirteen year old...

•Car Safety Tips For A Safe Journey
Before you use your vehicle, it is best to observe some car safety tips before starting out. Your diligence in making sure of standard automobile safety checks before traveling is the best preventive measure to avoid motor accidents. Check the radiator water level of the car as a first step. Some car owners just assume that there is enough water in their radiators, only to be surprised when the temperature gauge in the car's dashboard starts shooting up. Do not wait for an accident like this...

•Car Tips To Keep You Safe While Driving
Accidents on the road are often broadcasted over the news. Many lost their loved ones because of car accidents. It is important that precautionary measures are taken before and while you are on the road to avoid such accidents from happening. Here are some car safety tips to help you arrive at your destination safely. Make sure that your car is in good condition. Car manufacturers usually recommend a maintenance schedule for their car. If you can, follow the schedule, if not, have your car...

•Choosing A Car Seat That Is Compatible With Your Vehicle
If you are having a baby, you know you need a car safety seat for the child. If you have begun your research, you may know a bit about weight limits and rear-facing versus front-facing. You have probably decided on a basic type for your infant and may even have a preferred brand. Chances are, you also already have a car with a specific type of seat belt and have recently discovered that not every brand of car seat works well with every model of car. You need to find a car seat that fits into...

•Driving Instructions For The Beginner
When a beginner undergoes driving instruction, the first phase normally followed by the driving instructor is the orientation of the student on the names and functions of the different parts of the vehicle that has to do with the driving of the vehicle. The student driver at this time learns about the ignition key and its purpose, the steering wheel and its function, the gas pedal or accelerator and its function, the car's brakes and functions, the clutch and transmission lever and its...

•Economical And Affordable Green Automotive Technology
Although hybrid cars are the rage, and there are all kinds of alternative energy sources on the horizon, hybrids are cost prohibitive, usually ranging $3000 to $7000 more than the gas only version of that model. However, instead of changing fuel sources, some automotive companies have been using a new type of transmission to improve fuel economy, lower emissions, and actually make vehicles faster without adding to the sticker price. These companies are using a continuously variable...

•Emergency Items You Should Always Have in Your Car
Emergencies are something which none of us like to consider. The worst case scenario is something which nobody wants to think about, yet it is important to be prepared for the possibility of an accident or a mechanical breakdown of our cars. You are always better off being ready for the unthinkable than you are being caught off guard by an emergency situation. There are some emergency items which you should always have in your car; read on to see a few of these vital items. The most important...

•Fix That Flat: Common Sense Tips For Using A Tire Jack
When you need to jack your car up to change a tire, it may not always be under ideal conditions. Regardless of whether you're on the side of a highway or in the relative comfort of your own garage, the process of lifting a vehicle weighing thousands of pounds entails some risk. By following a few simple procedures, you can minimize any hazards to yourself and your vehicle. Know Your Jack Most vehicles come equipped with a small scissor jack. This jack will be functional enough for an...

•How Hybrid Cars Work
Let’s face it, filling up at the pump is painful now a days. With gas prices continuing to rise, more and more people are looking into buying a hybrid vehicle. But just what is a hybrid vehicle? How does it work? And what types of cars are available? Obviously most people are familiar with a gas-powered car and have at least heard of an electric car. A gas-powered car has a fuel tank, which supplies gasoline to the engine. The engine then turns a transmission, which turns the wheels. An...

•How to Change a Flat Tire
Most people have had a flat tire in their lifetime. If you haven’t then you must be one of the few lucky ones. Many times you can call a friend or a “good Samaritan” will stop by and help you change the tire but what if you are left to your own defenses? Could you change a flat tire yourself? If your answer is no, then read on… Prepare Yourself Before you find yourself on a dark, deserted street at night with a flat tire, prepare yourself. Familiarize yourself with your car. Get out the...

•How To Get Your Vehicle Ready For A Trip On The Road
If you're going on a trip and driving your vehicle, keep in mind there are some preliminary things that should be done, especially if you're driving several hundreds of miles. This will help you to escape the problems that arise if you don't get your vehicle checked out beforehand. Take your vehicle to your mechanic to find out what may need to be done. You should start this at least a month to two months prior to your trip. This is when any major repairs should be taken care of. Having this...

•How To Make Your Car Unattractive To Thieves
In the US, a car is stolen every 24 seconds. Could yours be next? How do you protect your vehicle from the chop shop? There are many recommended techniques that experts say help to deter thieves. None are a guarantee that your car will be safe, but you can decrease your chances of becoming a victim of auto theft. One important thing to know about auto theft is that thieves target specific cars for their resale value, as parts. They do not steal cars as a personal attack against the...

•How Valuable Are Antique Cars?
Antique cars have been used for several purposes. The term was used to identify an era in the history of automobile. It was a collective name used for the horseless carriage in the period 1880-1916. Today, however, the term is popularly used to refer to cars that are at least twenty-five years old. Although it is sometimes referred to as classic or vintage cars, they are not the same. Classic is a term for state of the art cars covering the period 1925-1948. Vintage cars on the other hand...

•Hybrid Cars And Its Benefits
Hybrid cars are gaining popularity because of the continuous increase of oil prices and other issues brought by conventional cars. This type of car uses a combination of fuel and other power sources. It uses dual engine for power generation. The common type of these cars is the gasoline electric hybrid. It is a mergence of two power sources; gas and electricity. It aims to increase the mileage of a gas powered car and enhance the performance of the electric powered car. The first type of car...

•Hybrid vs. Diesel
In these days of soaring gas prices, it seems that everyone is looking to increase their gas mileage. In the past, those looking to drive the most fuel-efficient vehicle had just one option: diesel trucks and cars. Diesel vehicles use significantly less fuel than cars that run on regular gas. There is an option to diesel vehicles. Recently, hybrid vehicles have been appearing everywhere. No longer are they just slightly odd-looking compact cars. Hybrid technology can be found in everything...

•New EPA Tests And Formulas Expected To Reduce Fuel Economy Estimates
For decades new car buyers have complained that their fuel economy has not measured up to the EPA estimates on the window sticker. Since the EPA began providing mileage estimates in the 1970's, it has been known that the testing methods were not reflective of real world driving conditions and are more effective in comparing mileage between different models than determining actual fuel economy. Although changes have been made to this fuel economy estimating system several times since the 70's,...

•Observe Strictly Child Safety Seat Regulations
When traveling with a child in the car, parents must ensure that they follow strictly and comply with child safety seat regulations for the maximum safety of their kid. The state governments of the US require the strict observance of these regulations, knowing that the young children can suffer the most injuries in case of accidents. Traveling with the kids without these measures strictly followed would reflect some gross irresponsibility for the children by their parents. A child restraint...

•Pay Your Auto Insurance Through Payroll Deduction
Most workers in the United States have many different bills automatically deducted from their paychecks. Health, dental and life insurance are the most common payroll deductions. Depending on your personal circumstances a number of other items may also be deducted, from child support to certain loan repayments. Many Americans are unaware, however, that in some cases auto insurance may also be paid through payroll deduction. Auto insurance has only recently entered the payroll deduction market...

•Picking A Car
For many people, the process of buying a vehicle, whether it is new or used, is a nerve wracking experience. Vehicles are typically the second biggest purchase most people make, and it can be tough to decide which vehicle would be best for you with car salespeople try to hustle you. The best way to ease your car buying anxiety is to do some research so you know generally what you want, which will save you, and the salespeople, a lot of frustration. Needs Assessment First, consider your...

•Planning a Road Trip on a Budget
Is there such a thing as a cheap vacation? Nowadays it can cost you a fortune in gas to just drive to the post office. But since you don’t have that much control over the price of gas, there are other ways to save when taking a road trip. Here are some tips for saving some cash: • Plan a Budget. Before you turn that key on your car, write out a budget of how much you want to plan to spend on lodging, gas, food and attractions. You might plan to spend $70 a night on a hotel and only spend $60...

•Practical Car Pooling Tips For Neighbors
With the high gasoline prices now cutting more and more into the budgets of families, it will be a good idea for neighbors to go into car- pooling arrangements, to allow the participating families to save some of their gasoline money. The practical car-pooling tips suggested here are worth looking into closer, for the good of the community. Several neighbors living in one community can voluntarily meet and agree to a pooling schedule in the use of their vehicles for the conduction of their...

•Products to Make Car Travel Safer and More Comfortable
Traveling can be a tedious and sometimes dangerous task. Besides bringing along a blanket, first aid kit and jumper cables, there are several products on the market that you may not have heard of that can make traveling easier and safer. Here are some of those products: •Sometimes seat belts just aren’t comfortable but it is of course very important that you wear one. To make it a little more comfortable there are sheepskin seat belt covers that claim to relieve the restrictive feel caused by...

•Should Cell Phones Be Banned While Driving?
There is a lively debate among American lawmakers as to whether or not drivers should be banned from talking on cell phones while behind the wheel. State legislatures, special interest groups and citizens have been arguing the point with mixed results. Some states are opting for statewide bans of cell phones while driving, some are banning only drivers less than 18 years of age and still others have decided to leave it up to the discretion of the individual drivers. Several studies report...

•Take Your Car With You on the Auto Train
The Auto Train offers a unique opportunity for travelers. You can bring your car along with you while you travel in the comfort of a train. The Auto Train is an 855-mile long train service for passengers and their vehicles, which is operated by Amtrak. While there are similar services in other countries, Amtrak is the only service of its kind in the United States. The Auto Train travels from Lorton, Virginia (near Washington, D.C.) to Sanford, Florida (near Orlando). Perks of Traveling on the...

•Teaching Teens To Drive
There may be nothing more menacing and frightening than teaching teens to drive. White-knuckle adventure on the roads may not seem like your idea of a good time, but eventually you will have to break down and teach your teen to drive. Thankfully, there are safer ways to accomplish this daunting task and make it out of the adventure with your life and vehicle intact. It's easy to take a teen on to a rural road and let him or her have at it. City driving is a lot more complex, however, and...

•The Story Of Hybrid Cars
With rising gas prices and the increasing threat to environmental issues presented by conventional automobiles, there is a cultural shift towards alternate methods of fuelling and operating vehicles. One such method is the hybrid electric vehicle. At one point and time in history, the electric car existed. Through a combination of government intervention, oil company wrangling, and advertising blunders, the electric car went the way of the dinosaur. In its place, the hybrid electric car...

•Tips For Defensive Driving
Defensive driving has become extremely necessary in today’s world of multitasking. More often than not accidents are caused by drivers concentrating more upon their cell phone conversations, their companions, or having their food than driving. If you have to frequently pass places which are infested by these multitasking drivers, you will always find some tips for defensive driving to be really useful. A defensive driver sort of complements a multitasking driver as the former’s full attention...

•Tips For Donating Your Car to Charity
Donating your used vehicle to charity can be a very generous act. Worthwhile charities benefit greatly from donated vehicles either by using them directly or by selling the vehicle and using the profit for their organization. But if you’ve never donated a vehicle before, than where do you start? Here are some tips to make your donation an easy transaction. Find the Right Charity If you aren’t sure which charity to donate your car to then do a little research. However avoid the for-profit...

•Tips For Planning Your Next Road Trip
Are you the type of person that throws caution to the wind and jumps in their car, truck, RV or motorcycle and heads off into the sunset on some unknown adventure? Or you the type that plans every detail of a trip out including the number of socks needed, where each stop will be made and exactly how much gas money is needed to get from point A to point B? Whatever your personality is, there are some perks and perhaps some aversions to disaster to planning a trip ahead of time. Vehicle...

•Tips On Selling Your Vehicle
Many car buyers opt to sell their car themselves rather than haggle with the dealer over trade allowance and muddy the waters. Selling a car can be a lot of work, but there are some things you can do to make your vehicle much more marketable and get a better price. To sell a vehicle, you will need to price it, make any necessary preparations for sale, and find a buyer. The first thing you should do is be realistic about what you have and why you are selling it. If it is on its last leg,...

•Top Ten Coolest Features In Affordable Cars
We don't have flying cars yet, but super expensive luxury and sports cars can already park themselves, adjust the window tint, or automatically slam the brakes to prevent an accident. While those options haven't filtered down to the majority of vehicles yet, here are some amazing car features in ordinary vehicles that keep you safe, make driving easier, or are just plain cool. Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls: This "safety feature" is a must have for music lovers. Most systems will let...

•Torque And Horsepower Ratings How They Affect Performance And Their Relevance In Comparing Models
How many times have you heard someone say, that car has such-and-such horsepower, and wondered what that actually means? One has to wonder what kind of horse is used as a benchmark and what that means when you step on the gas pedal. Although they are just about the only means for measuring engine power, horsepower and torque as they are currently measured, are actually very poor standards for comparing vehicles and their potential performance. Horsepower is derived from a complex formula, but...

•Warranties And Add-Ons Defined
After you have picked out your car and agreed on a price, you must go into the business or finance office, also called F&I, whether you have your own financing or not, to complete the transaction. In addition to preparing the necessary paperwork and trying to finance your purchase, you will also be offered several different packages and add-ons for your new vehicle. However, some of these products are simply not worth the money, while others may be necessary for some people. Below are some...

•What Are the Best Times of the Year to Buy a New Car?
As a prospective buyer, you often wonder when is the right time for buying a car. Are there certain periods in the year more suitable for it? If yes, then what time is it? Manuals on how to buy a car that tell you about this, more often than not burn a big hole in your pocket. But in contrast to these lengthy expensive manuals, we here offer you some valuable advice that will not take up much of your time and come absolutely free. There are various theories one encounters while researching on...

•What Car Features Can Save You Money on Car Insurance?
More likely than not, you are paying too much money for your car insurance. Granted, not everyone has the free time too spend a lot of time shopping around at each and every insurance company out there and accepts paying a little more money for their insurance premiums as a reasonable tradeoff for the time saved. However, even if your life is as hectic and overscheduled as many of ours are these days, there are still car features which can save you money on insurance. Perhaps your car already...

•What Does A Gps Tracking System Do And How Can It Be Useful To You?
The Global Positioning System or GPS is developed by the US Department of Defense. It is a constellation of twenty-seven earth-orbiting satellites, twenty–four of which are working; the remaining three serve as back up just in case one fails. It is a navigation system that enables one to determine location, time, speed and direction. It was primarily developed for military operations. It was in 1983 that the GPS application was made available for civilian use through a directive issued by the...

•What is a Blue Book Value and How is it Used?
Kelly Blue Book, with its headquarter in Irvine California, is the largest automobile value-assessment company is the United States. Now they also have a website from where you can get free of cost valuation and pricing of new and used cars. Kelly Blue Book can be your reliable guide if you are going to invest money in cars, new or second-hand, so much so that terms blue book or blue blue value are used interchangeably with the market value of a car. Lately, the blue book has also extended its...

•Which Car Makes and Models Are Most Likely to Be Stolen?
According to NICB officials, older cars often get stolen as parts of these cars become extremely rare and tough to come across in due course of time, of which thieves take full advantage. These vehicle thieves are extremely intelligent as they keep themselves updated with the latest trends and demands in the vehicle market, targeting the most popular vehicles and influencing and indulging in illegal export of stolen vehicle parts. The following is the list of top ten cars stolen: * 1995 Honda...

•Why You Should Consider Leasing A Vehicle
Is your current vehicle paid off, do you plan to pay it off, have you ever paid a vehicle off? If you answered `no' to these questions, you may be able to save a lot of money or drive a very upscale vehicle, if not both, by leasing. Sure, leasing a vehicle is oftentimes made to sound very difficult, and many consumers consider leasing a complete rip off, but, in reality, leasing may be very advantageous for some car buyers and is simply another way to finance a vehicle. The only fundamental...

•You Paid What For Gas?
Gas prices are outrageous. They seem to climb higher and higher by the minute. When this upward trend in prices will end is anyone's guess. With brittle budgets and no relief at the pump in sight, consumers are looking for ways to lower their gasoline bills. Short of investing in a horse and buggy, here are a few gas saving tips to help you get the most from the money you spend at the pump. Start with your car owner's manual. Check your tire pressure. Inflate or deflate your tires so...

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