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Car rental includes unlimited mileage and CDW. Each car day included in a tour consists of a 24-hour period beginning when the car is picked up. No refund will be made for cars used for less than a 24-hour period. If a hire-rental is returned outside the 24-hour period, additional charges may apply. Car rental does not include taxes, local assessments, liability insurance, drop off charges, gas, collision damage waiver, personal accident insurance or personal effects protection. ...
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Top Exotic Cars Recognized In Car Buyers’ Guide Special Issue
By Kenneth McKinley
One of the auto industry’s top guides for car buyers has created a special issue just so as to be able to tell and inform the motoring public about their choice for the best exotic car there is. This Read more...
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Winter Car Care Tips
By Norman Fleming
The cold weather affects your car too. Along with making driving more hazardous due to ice and snow, extreme winter weather can be stressful, especially on older cars.
As winter approaches take you car to your trusty mechanic and have him check the following items: battery, wipers, antifreeze levels, heating system, brakes, defroster.
You'll want to make sure your battery is fully charged as cold weather starting is a heavy drain on your battery. You'll want to make sure that your windshield wipers are in good condition as they'll get a lot of use brushing snow off, and, make sure you have plenty of windshield washer fluid in the reservoir and carry an extra gallon in your car. Your windshield washer fluid will get used up quickly keeping salt off the windshield. You will want to make sure that your antifreeze is at proper levels. Antifreeze can prevent freezing of your engine to about 30 degrees below zero. It should be replaced every two years. Have your heating system checked, this will include your defroster, which you'll really need during the winter.
Make sure you have good winter tires on your car. If you live in an area where you get a good amount of snowfall you may want to make a seasonal
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change from all season to snow tires. All season radials just don't give you the same performance in snow and ice that dedicated snow tires do. There are things that you should keep in your car during the winter. Snow scraper, deicer, blankets, extra hat and mittens, small snow shovel, sand (to help with traction), boots. At all times you should have a small first aid kit, booster cables, small tools such as screwdriver, wrench and pliers a flashlight with extra batteries, extra water. Keep a can of deicer in your home so you'll be able to get into your car. Remember before leaving home to make sure your car is completely cleaned off. Clear all snow and ice from your hood, roof, trunk and side. Make sure your headlights and tail lights are clearly visible. Drive slowly. The posted speed limits are for ideal driving conditions. When driving leave plenty of stopping distance between you and the car in front of you. You may need to leave more distance in icy conditions. Make any turns slowly. Brake slowly. By following these tips above you can have a safe winter driving season.About The Author: This article courtesy of http://www.carbuddy.net
Buying A Car After Bankruptcy? These Suggestions Could Help
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If you are buying a car after bankruptcy, here are a few suggestions that could help:First, you want to make sure you've done everything you can to increase your credit score. Once you've Read more...
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Car Loans After Bankruptcy - How To Negotiate The Best Deal
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A car loan after a bankruptcy is one of the easiest types of secure loans to get. Negotiate the best deal by taking control of your financial situation. With so many lending options available, you Read more...
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How To Lease A Car The Right Way
By Gregg Hall
Leasing can be very confusing and there Read more...
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Extra, Extra! Car Covers Save Car!
By Matt Harvey
Your automobile is one of the most important investments you will make aside from your house. So it only follows that you would watch over this prized possession as a mother would her child. While Read more...
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