About Me

Why A Used Car May be the Better Choice

My name is Amy, and I work full-time as a mechanic. Most of my clients shop for new cars when they buy because they think that a new car will be safer and more reliable. While this is sometimes true, I am here to tell you that a used car may very well be your best option even if you can afford to buy new. My blog will outline what is important when you are buying a new vehicle and will give you some tips and tricks to use when buying a car that has been owned by someone else. You might just find that you will get a great car for a lot less money.

2015

Free VIN History Report: 3 Pieces Of Important Information You Should Pay Attention To
The recession had a huge impact on new car sales in America, as the average American can no longer afford to shell out money every couple of years on a new car. Instead, many Americans are opting to purchase used cars instead due to the fact that they are more affordable. If you're on the market for a used car and think you've found the one, don't get too excited just yet.

Brake Servicing: Understanding The Fundamentals Behind Warped Rotors
Most people often overlook just how amazing brakes are. Depending on how you drive your car, your brakes will need to be serviced or replaced at varying times. Generally speaking, most manufacturers and mechanics agree that brakes need to be serviced once the vehicle has accumulated anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 miles. Brake servicing usually involves making sure the brakes are properly aligned, measuring the amount of brake pad remaining and inspecting the entire braking system to look for wear and tear.

4 Things Independent Contractors Should Look For In Used Trucks
As an independent truck driver, you are often responsible for your own equipment, trucks, and other parts of the business. When you set out to purchase a used semi truck for your business, you are investing a lot of money into a truck that should last for numerous years. Instead of just plopping down cash and driving off, there are many items that you should look into as an independent contractor.