Have you ever been the unfortunate recipient of a car scratch with barely any idea on how to fix it? Whether from keys in your pocket or a runaway shopping cart, scratches can be an eyesore and damage your car's finish.
Fortunately, there are ways to buff them out without taking your car to a professional. In this article, Jeff Smith CDJR will show you how.
The car industry is constantly exploring for new technology to build the 'coolest' and most user-friendly model of the time, and we've seen some very amazing jumps in improvement in recent years.
Smart Ways to Get Rid of Foggy Windshields
Do you deal with the maddening foggy windows and windshields every morning? It's such a pain, right? And there isn't always enough time to apply shaving cream and wait for it to work its magic or remove all the moisture from the car windows with a hairdryer.
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Ready to trade in your used vehicle? Check out this list of things you need to do before handing over the keys.
Are you in the market for a new vehicle? If so, have you given any idea about trading in your old one? While it may seem like an easy way to get a new car, there are some things you should do before you go through with auto trade-ins.
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Find out the common mistakes people make that cause their cars not to run efficiently and how you can avoid them yourself!
Gasoline is not cheap. To save bucks on gas, you’ll have to employ some fuel-saving measures. Here are a few valuable tips by Jeff Smith CJDR, serving Perry, that can help you improve your car’s gas mileage.
Your car is overheating, and you're not sure what to do. You've heard horror stories of people driving for hours with their car on fire, so you don't want to make that mistake.
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Why does your car engine overheats in the first place, and what you can do to fix it. Read on to learn some tips.
When your car's engine overheats, it can be a real pain. Not only does the engine temperature gauge shoot up into the red zone, but you may also notice…
Gasoline engines are impressive pieces of machinery. With a few simple pedal pumps, they can generate enough kinetic energy to propel a two-ton vehicle down the street at sixty miles per hour. But all that power comes from a tiny explosion.