auto warranties - do you need one?

Posted on: 2 August 2017
If you're a motorcycle enthusiast who is thinking about getting into long road trips, you should seriously consider upgrading to a touring motorcycle. This type of bike offers a high degree of stability for long runs, positions your body in an upright manner for comfort, and can comfortably accommodate two people for long stretches of time. Many leading motorcycle brands produce several lines of touring bikes, which means that you can spend a good amount of time evaluating different brands and models and, of course, taking some of them out for a ride.
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Posted on: 6 February 2017
When it comes to purchasing a car, one thing is for sure – there is no shortage of options. There are sports cars, luxury sedans, compact SUVs, and large pickup trucks – there are so many options to choose from. When you don't know what type of vehicle you want, this vast selection can make the buying process feel overwhelming. Formulate A Budget Creating a budget should be the first step during the selection process.
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Posted on: 12 December 2016
Automobiles are complex pieces of machinery. They have a lot of moving parts, and looking under the hood can seem like you're looking into an alien landscape. However, you don't need to become a mechanic overnight to choose a good used car. Here's how you can evaluate a used car easily. Look It Up You can use any of a number of services to run a report on a potential vehicle. Service records can tell you a lot about the car.
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Posted on: 29 September 2016
The absence of a roof makes a used convertible very different from a conventional car. This means shopping for the right convertible should also be different from shopping for a conventional car.  Here are three things you should evaluate when shopping for used convertible: The Integrity of the Roof Convertibles are just like their sedan counterparts in many aspects; the main difference is the operation of the roof. A hardtop convertible's roof is designed to fold in several places during retraction.
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