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Is a Hybrid Car for You
You may have seen one zipping past you in the high occupancy lane, a lone driver at the wheel. It's a gasoline-electric hybrid car and driving in the HOV lane is just one of the benefits of ownership in many states. But what is a hybrid? How does it work? Is it the right car for you and your family?A hybrid car has a both a gasoline e ...
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Simple Tips to Save Gas
To most people, the most obvious way to save gas is buying a new car that gets better gas mileage. But before you head to the dealer to make your trade-in, you should know that there are easier ways to save money on gasoline.Do you stop short at traffic lights and then make a jack-rabbit start? Do you weave in and out of traffic? Driving ...
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SUV Pros and Cons
Your car is bursting at the seams with children, sports equipment, groceries and pets. You think it may be time to trade up to a larger car. But is an SUV the right choice to make for your family?First and foremost, as anyone who watches the evening news knows, the price of gas has skyrocketed and SUVs are notorious for poor gas mileage. ...
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A Dealer May Be Best for Serious Problems
It is well known that service departments at auto dealers almost always charge more than small garages for most repairs. That's because in order to run a service department at a dealership, the dealer must pay a fee to the auto maker. Naturally, they pass that cost along to consumers. For basic maintenance and small repairs, going to ...
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Is a No Haggle Dealership for You
In 1990, General Motors capitalized on consumer's intense dislike of the auto purchasing process and introduced the Saturn. Saturns were, and are still, sold at a flat price with no dickering, dealing or haggling. Today, almost 25% of car buyers purchase vehicles from flat price, or no-haggle ...
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Male vs. Female Car Preferences
Registration records of new 2005 and 2006 models cars from January 2006 to the present reveal much about American men's and women's preferences for cars.Overall, men tend to love luxurious, high performance cars, preferably with a horsepower of 367 or more (for women, the top five models had an average 172 hp). On the other hand, ...
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Things To Do Before Buying A Car
For most of us, purchasing a new car is a serious investment we should not take lightly. Regardless if you have failed the mechanical aptitude test or you are engine savvy, purchasing a vehicle is not that hard. With numerous sources of information, you can definitely make the right choice when time comes and not receive less than your mo ...
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What’s Your Favorite Car?
Have you ever wondered about the differences in the tastes of men and women when it comes to cars? Clearly, men prefer cars that look tough and masculine and ooze power while women prefer cars that are “cute” and stylish, right? Well, that’s true to a certain extent, according to a recent study on car ownership between t ...
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Extending Your Home
With increasing house prices, and borrowing becoming gradually more expensive, there's never been a better time to consolidate and extend your home. By adding an extra room, you can not only increase the size of your house, but also significantly increase the value beyond your expenses, making a sizeable hypothetical profit on y ...
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