Your windshield is a critical part of your vehicle, doing more than simply allowing you to see what is in front of you. Your windshield is actually part of the support system for your car and a crack or chip could lead to roof collapse if you are involved in an accident. Therefore, it is
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Even if you or your passengers are not injured in an accident, it can still be a very stressful time. Your car may be damaged significantly, making it impossible to drive. You may not have enough insurance to cover the cost of repairs or your accident caused your insurance company to increase premiums. Even if
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An accident, even if there are no injuries, can be frightening, stressful and confusing. Your adrenaline is rushing, and your brain is still trying to figure out what to do next. These tips offer you simple and sound advice to keep you and your passengers safe while also managing the scene. Move Away from Traffic
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After an accident, once you know everyone is okay, your thoughts turn to the damage to your vehicle. Not knowing what to expect when it comes to the cost of repairs can be stressful. On top of that, you may be concerned about what will happen with their insurance, wondering about deductibles, how it will
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If your car has suffered damage in an accident, you may be concerned that it is not safe for your family to use. External damage is often obvious, but you may not be able to see all the damage caused by the collision. These tips can help you determine if your car is safe or
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It may be surprising to learn that many people believe that certain car colors can have an impact on insurance costs. In fact, some insurance companies say that they are asked often “do red cars have higher insurance?” In a study conducted by Insure.com, 46 percent of those asked said that insurance companies charge higher rates for
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When you buy a vehicle, the salesman often talks about horsepower. However, they rarely explain what horsepower actually is and why it is important for your car. Historically, horsepower means exactly what it sounds like it means. What is Horsepower? In 1781, James Watt needed to convince people to stop using horses and purchase his
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Torque, like horsepower, is a word that car manufacturers like to use when they promote the vehicles they manufacture. The fact is that torque is just as important as horsepower although it isn’t often given the credit it deserves. In the 1980s, torque was rarely mentioned, in fact. Today’s cars, however, have a significant amount
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Minor paint damage on your vehicle is not uncommon. Someone opens a car door into yours in the parking lot of the grocery store or a stone flies from the wheel of the truck in front of you causing a ding in the paint, for example. You can often repair these minor problems on your
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When it comes time to purchase a new car, there is always the age-old question of what to do with your old car. You have several options when it comes to your old car, the one that commuted with you to work each day, picked your children up from school and ran errands for your
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