Jason Mason
Airbag safety and airbag fraud is common in the United States. You will need to be careful not to become a victim of these frauds. How to spot airbag fraud It is up to you to recognize and avoid airbag fraud since there are no protection measures in place. A good place to go for airbag safety and fraud education is a reputable auto repair shop. If your vehicle’s airbag light is on, this is a clear indication that something is wrong with your airbag. … Read more
Do your homework The journey to finding a great used car starts by making a list of car models that you plan to purchase. Once you have a list of models at hand, conduct a thorough research to find out their retail price, repair costs, and common defects. Armed with enough research, you will enter the market knowing the best car for your needs. Enough research on the model that you plan to purchase also equips you with some bargaining power. Find out the going … Read more
When buying used cars, you need to take certain things into account in order to make sure that you get the best deal. So, it is better to make a check list that you can look at when buying a used car. We have taken a step forward and made a check list for you that you can rely on. Decide which used car model, make and year you want to purchase. Do an extensive research to know used car prices. If you’re searching for … Read more
Buying a car online can be convenient, but also poses some risks if you don’t have some tips at hand. Make sure you know what it takes before you even think of entering your credit card information. Find out more information about the car you plan to purchase and the dealership. This article sheds more light on how to buy a great car from the internet. It also helps car shoppers avoid online car buying scams. Tips for a successful online car purchase There are … Read more
There are no shortcuts to finding a great used car. You should do everything right, starting with doing extensive research to test driving the car more than once. Yeah, it may sound a little more time consuming, but in the long run you will get a great used car. Test driving a car, in particular, will not only give you an opportunity to evaluate the used car’s ride and drive quality but also give you a chance to evaluate its mechanical wellness. Basically, there are … Read more
If you are in the market shopping for a car, you may be faced with a difficult decision on whether to buy a four-wheel drive (4WD)/all-wheel drive (AWD) or not. This dilemma is common among car shoppers, so don’t think you are the only person experiencing it. To help make a good decision, you will need to know the aspect of AWD and 4WD. They both help accelerate on slippery roads but don’t aid when braking. In fact, many drivers prefer AWD or 4WD vehicles. … Read more
As you already know, VIN is an important piece of information you need to have. But where do you find it on your car? You will be glad to know that it is really easy to locate the VIN on your car. We have taken the trouble to provide you an illustrated guide with the general locations of VIN. Just a quick reminder, you are looking for a 17 characters sequence of numbers and letters. Drivers Side Dashboard This is usually the easiest way to … Read more
Don’t underestimate the significance of these reports. Actually, while looking at Vehicle History Report for a single vehicle, you may get confused by the information it contains. By entering few details of a certain vehicle, you may wonder where these companies are getting all this data from. Vehicle history reports (VHR) are collected and compiled by private companies from information provided by the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) or state agencies. So, armed with a VHR, you can confidently approach any dealer and … Read more
While we promise to help you find your motorcycle VIN, it is unfortunate that there is no silver bullet here. Every motorcycle manufacturer displays the VIN on different locations. However, not all is lost. The vast majority of motorcycles we came across, display the VIN and frame number on the right side of the head stock tube. The VIN is usually laser-printed or stamped deep on to the frame. Below are a few examples of VIN locations for your motorcycle. Kawasaki Motorcycle VIN On a … Read more
You have found a great deal online. A car that has everything you wanted and selling for well below a few thousand dollars than the market price. The description is compelling and the photos alluring. However, that vehicle that you thought was perfect may have a salvage title. How to know for certain? One way is to purchase a Vehicle History Report for $10.00. While we do recommend getting one from our partner before your purchase, there is another option for you to consider. At … Read more