Cars and Trucks Category

• Five Tips For Buying A Used Car by Corey Rozon

  If you are planning on buying a used car in the near future then this is the article for you.

• How Can You Become an ADI Instructor? by John Eva

  As from 30th April 2009 all driving instructors must also be registered with the Road Safety Authority. If you are in the industry or want to join you will be interested in knowing what is required in order to become certified.

• A Look at the new Audi RS6 Avant by John Eva

  This is an article taking a look over the new Audi RS6 Avant.

• 6 Steps To Sell Used Cars Online by Corey Rozon

  The following article explains how to sell your used vehicle in 6 easy steps.

• Synthetic Oil - Pros And Cons by Corey Rozon

  If you are on the fence about synthetic oil the following article may give you some information that you were not aware of.

• Tips For Winter Driving by Jose Luis

  Winter driving can be hazardous and stressful. Wind, snow, ice and blizzard conditions increase the normal dangers of driving. There is a lot you can do before the winter driving season and during a storm to protect yourself and your family.

• Jaguar Reinvents XJ220 As Stunning New R8 Beater by Stuart Coster

  Exciting news for Jaguar fans this week, as British car magazine Auto Express revealed that the company is planning to reinvent the legendary XJ220. A dramatic new mid-engined sports car is being developed by Jaguar as a rival to the Audi R8, set to debut at a major international motor show within the next 18 months.

• Breakthrough In Vehicle-Specific Number Plate Brackets. by Philip Reeve

  Do number plates HAVE to rattle? Do they HAVE to dangle loosely from your bumper, or catch your fingers when you wash the car? Not necessarily, according to the owner of a Tasmanian small business...

• A Guide To International Car Shipping by Jose Luis

  International car shipping is the service you will undoubtedly require if you want to transport your car over a long distance. As the name suggests, it entails a company putting your car onto a ship at one destination and then ensuring it’s safe arrival at the other side.

• 2006 Mazda MX-5 Miata -- The Freewheeling Youth Of The Sports-Car World Matures by Jose Luis

  Mazda has done it again. First, they reinvigorated the sports car market a decade and a half ago with the introduction of the Miata for 1990. Then the company followed that up with a redesigned version that was good enough to make Miata the biggest-selling sports car in history.

• 18 Simple Ways To Save Money On Your Car by Jose Luis

  The upkeep of your vehicle can be quite an expense - from initial purchase to insurance to maintenance. And sometimes we get the sinking feeling that every time we need a car repair, we’re going to get taken for a ride. (pardon the pun!) Actually there are some ways to make sure you don’t get a raw deal when dealing with a local body shop.

• The Proven Quality Of Aftermarket Auto Parts by Frank Ponte

  Don't buy into the hype. You don't always have to spend more money to find quality, especially when it comes to replacement parts for your car. Sure, manufacturers tell you to buy original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts for your vehicle to ensure safety and performance, but did you know these manufacturers don't even make their own parts?

• Safely Use Your Snow Chains by janetra

  You will be very familiar with treacherous driving conditions if you live in a country that experiences harsh winters. During the winter, snow and ice on the roads cause driving conditions that can be dangerous for even the most experienced drivers. The danger can be reduced considerably by fitting appropriate snow chains to your vehicle when these conditions occur.

• Keep Your Mind On Road Safety When Driving Overseas by Paul Osborne

  Tourists travelling to foreign countries often encounter challenges on the road. When driving in a country where traffic drives on the opposite side of the street, remembering to do everything in reverse can be difficult...

• How To Get Better Gas Mileage by Fortune Ezeoha

  The science or prediction of using water as gas started well over a century ago. In 1874 a French science-fiction author Jules Verne through his series of Les Voyages Extraordinaires predicted the use of hydrogen as an energy source.