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Navigation and stereo rules when shopping for a used car

A recent J.D. Power and Associates survey highlights the importance to shoppers of car audio and navigation. Buying a certified pre-owned or used vehicle does not have to mean living with old sound and navigation technology. Here is what you need to know.
When Does an Electric Car or Plug-In Hybrid Make Sense?

Where do you start when considering alternative energy vehicles, between completely gas free or the use of some gasoline?
How to adjust your rearview mirrors optimally

What is the best way to adjust your rear view mirrors to optimize your viewing area and eliminate most blind spots? We'll show you how.
How to lower monthly payments by refinancing auto loans

You could actually lower your monthly auto payment by refinancing, if certain aspects of your credit or employment have changed since you financed the car in the first place.
What is PZEV anyway?

It doesn't have anything to do with peace or electric vehicles. We'll dissect a Subaru Impreza Premium PZEV for answers to this conundrum of marketing, science, and politics. Mostly politics.
5 important convertible buying tips

Here are 5 things that every buyer of a convertible should carefully consider before making a purchase
How car design works, start to finish

The design of a new automobile is often a mystery to those outside of the industry. Here, the 3-year process is broken down and revealed.
Winter driving and hypermiling tips for electric car owners

Cold weather has the potential to diminish electric car driving range, but there are a few simple tips you can follow to mitigate the issues.
Car Buying Advice You Never Thought Of

As the end of the year approaches, many folks are rushing out to buy new cars because of end-of-year deals. Here is some advice for new car buying you never thought of but could be important in protecting you as you make the second largest financial commitment most people will ever make.
Cars.com's Award-Winning iPhone App Helps Consumers Shop for Vehicles

With Cars.com's iPhone App and mobile site, consumers have access to prices and reviews on the go
TrueCar Says Car Buyers Can Save 30% on 2011 Black Friday Deals

Research shows Black Friday is a good day to shop for new and used cars and the 2011 season is not going to be different.
The type of tires you need for your car and truck changes when seasons change

With cold and icy conditions arriving for fall, TireRack.com, America’s largest independent tire tester and consumer-direct source for tires, wheels and performance accessories, reminds drivers to pay attention to their car's tires.
Are worn tires taking you somewhere you really don't want to go?

In Britain, worn tires have been made a moving violation – 3 points per tire – meaning a set of tired old tires can cost you your license, not to mention a fine of nearly $4,000 per tire. Simply put, that’s how dangerous slick tires are to the other people on the road.
Remember the Crosley automobile?

What did a Crosley, pictured, have that most American cars didn't have circa 1950?
Where was the engine on a Tucker automobile?

What kind of animal would you expect to find on the hood of a Dodge?
When did Chevy stop making the Corvair?

What characteristic separated the Chevy Bel-Air from the more-expensive Impala most years?
What was Nissan's old name in America?

What kind of car sometimes had Twin H Power do you think?

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