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Hydraulic?

This may sound a little strange, but one day a man called in looking for some water for his car. That was not unusual, until he started to put it into his hydraulic reservoir for the braking system...
Seamus Dolly
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18 Tips for Saving Money on Gasoline

Gas prices are on the rise again! Here are some tips to help you conserve gas and save money as we approach summer gas prices. 1. Keep your car tuned up. Cars in poor running condition use more ga...
Fisher Swanson
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Suzuki Forenza 2004: The Weekly Driver Review

Like Hyundai and Kia, the Korean manufacturer Suzuki has accepted the difficult task of trying to infiltrate the sub-compact market dominated by Honda, Toyota and Ford.
James Raia
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Get Paid To Drive Your Car

The truth about getting paid to drive your car with auto wrap advertising.
Jeffrey Strain
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Keep That Showroom Shine

Even paint jobs have improved through the years, employing features that make new cars gleam on the showroom floor. But once the real-life driving begins, that sparkle can fade or even be buried beneath a layer of grime. Keeping your car looking new used to mean hours of weekend labor, repeated every few weeks. But today, drivers can keep that showroom shine for years. Whether your car’s odometer is at 100 or 100,000 miles, a few simple steps can help protect your investment for years.
Glenn Canady
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What is Road Hazard Warranty? Do You Really Need It?

You are prepared to spend an average of $300 - $500 for new sneakers for you vehicle. It's a maintenance item that is not optional and then the salesperson asks you if you want to purchase the Road H...
Gene Grant
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Suzuki Forenza Wagon 2005: The Weekly Driver Review

As an entry level wagon, the 2005 Suzuki Forenza offers budget-minded buyers a spacious wagon with a good supply of standard features. But as a debut vehicle, it's also unproven in the resale market and has shortcomings that ideally define its position in the marketplace.
James Raia
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Saturn Vue 2004: The Weekly Driver Review

The recent retro exterior design trends of several manufacturers don't pertain to Saturn. It's only been around since mid 1990. But with the 2004 Vue, its compact sports utility vehicle, stylish retro interior accouterments help uniquely position the model in the increasingly crowded SUV category.
James Raia
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Ten Myths About Synthetic Lubrication

It's a fact of life that behavior is influenced by what people believe, whether true or not. Numerous cases from history bear this out. For example, sailors were once fearful of sailing outside the...
Ed Newman
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The Right Auto Insurance Can Save You Money!

Auto insurance is a protective feature that everyone needs who owns a car. Auto insurance allows you to have financial coverage in case you are involved in an auto accident; regardless of who is at f...
Mike Yeager
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