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91). Air Deflectors: Practical and Pleasing By : Dave Carter
The addition of a particular car part to our vehicle is usually designed to improve its performance, but much as we might try to deny it, appearances matter, and we also want our car to look good. For this reason, many car parts are designed with attractiveness in mind as much as functionality, and sometimes, just sometimes, we can lose the run of ...
92). Air Filters for Your Vehicle By : Gary Wells
When should you change your car’s air filter?
93). Air Intake Systems allow for more engine power: quick tips for performance By : Chris Andretti
Want to squeeze every bit of power out of your vehicle's engine? Grabbing a high-performance air intake is the quick and easy route to several benefits, including:
• An instant increase in horsepower
• A noticeable boost to your throttle response
• Improved fuel economy
• A long-life, washable ...
94). All The Things You Need To Know About Engine Dynamometers By : Groshan Fabiola
The most professional devices that can measure an engine's power and torque are the engine dynamometers. They are used by the engine manufacturers themselves.
In order to perform the measurements on the engine (this is done before the engine in mounted into the chassis), the engine is connected to the dynamometer with a shaft. Afterwar...
95). All You Need To Know About Trailer Hitch Covers By : Scott Miller
Most of you will probably already know something about trailer hitches but for others it could be something you have no idea about so I will explain a little here. Many vehicles have the capability to tow other vehicles, such as a trailer, caravan or boat. In order to attach these items to the vehicle you require a trailer hitch, or tow-bar. There ...
96). All You Wanted To Know About Hybrid Cars By : Gregg Hall
The rising oil prices will have anybody fretting and praying for a miracle so that they did not have to spend that kind of money on fuel. If at all, anybody can answer those prayers, it is our own automobile industry.
97). Alternative Ways To Cut Fuel Usage By : Gregg Hall
The typical vehicle uses approximately 600 gallons of fuel and is driven more than 16,000 miles each year. This adds up to a lot of miles driven and a lot of money spent on gas.
98). Alternatives to Hybrid cars By : lar west
Alternatives to Hybrid cars
99). American Muscle: Ford, Dodge, and Chevy By : Matthew C. Keegan
Back during the 1950s through the mid 1970s, Detroit automakers produced several cars that were out and out “muscle” cars. These types of vehicles shared the same characteristics: they were two door coupes with souped up engines, responsive transmissions, an aggressive exterior design, and a sporty interior. High fuel prices and changing tastes eve...
100). An Inside Look At The Nissan Skyline By : Vincent Abrugar
Not commonly found in the United States, the Nissan Skyline is a Japanese sports car with a lot of history. Dating back 45 years, the Nissan Skyline has received many awards and has earned the nickname "Godzilla." While it's far from being the monster machine that it's nickname implies, this Japanese original is larger than life.
After...
101). An Insider Look At Auto Dealerships By : Gregg Hall
Going to a car dealer to buy a car is a scary experience for some and angry one for others. If you know a little more about the inner workings and structure of the average car dealership you will be less likely to be so apprehensive and you will be equipped to know what to look out for and what to expect.
102). An introduction to collecting car brochures - Part 2: Your theme By : Annette Brown
Before starting your brochure collection, in my view it is best to have a very clear idea about what you want to achieve.
The reason for collecting is not important, but knowing the reason is. Are you interested in a particular period in history, a particular car, type of car or brochures from a particular country, for example?
103). An introduction to collecting car brochures – Part 3 – What to look for when buying. By : Annette Brown
If you have read the previous articles in this series you should now have a clear idea of what brochures you are trying to obtain for your collection.
Now for the fun bit! Starting, maintaining and increasing your collection.
As you are collecting second-hand items, the condition of an item you are after can vary dramatica...
104). An introduction to collecting car brochures. By : Annette Brown
Ever since the first car was made manufacturers and tuners have been producing literature to promote their products.
One of the most interesting aspects of collecting auto brochures is that they provide a unique social history of the time they were produced.
For example if you have a brochure for a Volkswagen Beetle from ...
105). An Overview Of Honda Hybrids By : Gregg Hall
Honda has become one of the top car manufacturers when it comes to the latest craze in the automotive world – hybrid vehicles. Honda has followed in the footsteps of car manufacturing companies like Toyota and Ford who have created a number of their car models in hybrid form.
106). And In The Beginning There Was Porsche By : Gregg Hall
So when did the company begin? Some would say that the story begins when Max Hoffman started importing the Porsche to the United States, of course that would be an American point of view. I say the story of Porsche begins with the birth of its founder, Ferdinand Porsche who was born to a tinsmith in the village of Haffersdorf, Germany in 1875.
107). Antique Car Parts By : Naldo Camarones
Owning an antique car is a dream shared by many men and women. Cruising down the street in a classic car not only turns a few heads it makes you feel great knowing that you’ve invested in something of value.
For many people they decide to restore the antique car they’ve purchased. They know that even though it involves a lot of time a...
108). Anyone Can Clean Their Car, But What About Those Cloudy, Yellow Headlights? By : David Maillie
It is a very common occurence. We see then every day. Its like a disease - yellow, cloudy headlight lenses. I even saw them on cars at the local carwash. It befuddled me that these people would take such great care - washing, vacuuming the interior, removing the floor mats and even hand drying their cars, but they still had those yellowed, cloudy h...
109). Appreciating the Lincoln Mark VI By : Pamela Hewitt
For four whole model years, the Lincoln Mark VI lived fully. It was in production starting from the year 1980. Its time to shine on the roads and on the streets was cut short come 1983. The Lincoln Mark VI has been made available in two body styles that comprise of a coupe and a sedan. The coupe held two doors while on the other hand, the sedan hel...
110). Are Hybrid Cars Hazardous? By : Gregg Hall
With all of the talk of hybrid vehicles many people are singing their praises about these lightweight, fuel-efficient cars. But are there hazards to driving a hybrid? Is there really anything to worry about? Let’s take a closer look at potential hybrid hazards.
111). Are Hybrid Cars The Hottest Trend? By : Gregg Hall
Hybrid technology is not new to the world of automobiles. Ferdinand Porsche first introduced hybrid technology in 1899. However, with current pressures regarding pollution and environment concerns setting in, and fuel prices touching a new Honda and Toyota launched their Hybrid car models in 1990.
112). Are Radar Detectors Legal in the US and in which States are they Prohibited? By : Nicola Kennedy
A good number of the people with cars in the United States have their own radar detectors. Their reason is that they feel that the speed limit at present is very low. Most of the American people are not satisfied with moderate speed while driving. They want to be the fastest driver on the road as well as get to the places they’re going in record ti...
113). Are Sports Cars Losing Their Appeal? By : Gregg Hall
Sports cars are widely loved, but a quick survey of one’s morning commute will show they are not the most popular vehicle type on the road. Four door sedans, SUV’s, practical pickup trucks, and small economy cars dominate the automotive landscape.
114). Are There Really Better Times To Buy A Car? By : Gregg Hall
I am sure you’ve heard it a million times. If you buy at the end of the month you will get a better deal, if you come back tomorrow I can get you a better deal.
115). Are Truckers Going Soft? By : Mike Dobson
The answer is … yes! Actually, truckers are going for trucking software to make their life a little easier. A trucker’s life is not all about being behind the wheel of a big rig. They have a lot of paperwork and information to keep track of for themselves as well as the trucking company that employs them. There is a variety of trucking software pro...
116). Are You A Difference Buyer Or A Payment Buyer? By : Gregg Hall
There are many different types of buyers that come into car dealerships and they are classified into certain categories and the negotiation process is governed by the type of buyer they are. You want to avoid being classed like this because the less you let them know the better it will be for you.
117). Are You Buying Sports Seats For Your Car? By : Pamela Hewitt
Purchasing sports seats for your car is considered as one of the ways of sprucing up and upgrading your vehicle. In fact, it is one of the not so used ways to customize a vehicle. You see, for most people, the common ways of upgrading a vehicle would be to change wheels, wheel covers, car seat covers, carpets, bumpers, and grilles.
Ch...
118). Are You Ready For The 2006 911 Turbo? By : Gregg Hall
The German motorcar company, Porsche has done it again with the 2006 911 Turbo which premiered at the Geneva Motor Show in February of 2006. This 6th generation 911 is now available in German dealerships and just now beginning to appear in the United States at a cost of over 120k.
119). Are You Tyred-Out? or just Plain Lazy! By : Robin Piggott
Tyres and How to look after them by the Tyre Pressure Professor.
Tyres are the one aspect of a Car that are often overlooked until disaster strikes and in this article we are going to examine all the aspects of tyre care and maintenance so that you will stay safe and arrive alive.
1. Tyres wear out… Just like any other co...
120). Asian Cars: Auto Manufacturers to Watch By : Matthew C. Keegan
The Asian automobile manufacturing market is much broader than many American consumers understand it to be. Beyond Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, and other household names there are quite a few automakers that are growing in size and respectability in their own markets. Two of these companies have already committed to selling their models in the U.S., but...
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