Ford’s investment in electric vehicles proves its commitment to giving customers a range of these vehicles, including an all-new Mustang-inspired fully electric performance utility coming in late 2020. It is the first of seven vehicles coming by 2022.
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Did you know car tires would last a lifetime if they stayed in a climate-controlled warehouse? But since we use them in the real world, there are several factors impacting the life of your tires:
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Spring is time to tidy up and deep clean. Pay attention to your car, too, because it’s probably been neglected this winter.
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We’ve all felt it – that unmistakable shaking in your car’s steering wheel as you cruise down the road. There are a few things that could be causing your jittery ride.
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Life always seems so busy, and no one wants to deal with the stress of unexpected car trouble. Here are four easy things you can do yourself to keep your car running smoothly and safely:
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Tesla made headlines recently due to differences in Elon Musk’s questionable profitability and the electric car that is well-known for fossil fuel alternatives and green energy. Here are the three most buzzworthy Tesla updates.
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We are likely to see some big changes next year. Our three predictions for vehicles include:
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The lights on your dashboard are indicators to alert you of an issue with your vehicle that shouldn’t be ignored. Here are the four most common dashboard lights.
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Rather than leasing a car, a subscription service allows you to drive a car for an all-inclusive monthly fee. Most fees cover insurance, roadside assistance and maintenance.
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If you drive to work, traffic is one thing you probably wish to avoid. While your brain may be in knots sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic, your vehicle is taking a bigger beating. High-volume periods of traffic tend to be accompanied by a pattern of rapid accelerations and sudden stops, which deplete the life span of your engine. Below are three ways traffic impacts your vehicle.
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It’s common to get an oil change and completely neglect the other essential fluids. But a vehicle is a machine made up of moving parts, all of which rely on the maintenance of fluids to stay functional.
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Have good common knowledge about cars? Take the true-false car myth quiz:
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While looking to purchase a new or used vehicle, you’ve probably asked around about the most dependable car brands in terms of maintenance and reliability. While you may have heard all sorts of recommendations, ranging from Toyota to Nissan to Kia, we decided to get a collective opinion from our auto experts.
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Tires are crucial for handling and braking, but choosing replacements for a car, SUV or truck can be daunting.
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The end of the year can be a great time to purchase vehicles. Manufacturers typically discount current year’s models to make way for next year’s vehicles.
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If you’re in the market for a used car, don’t be surprised if it’s hard to find the model or price you want.
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Fall is here, and it can have an impact on your vehicle. Prepare with this checklist:
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We all know texting and driving don’t mix. But texting is not the only driving distraction. According to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles, in 2016 there were 54,302 crashes associated with distracted driving. One hundred seventy-seven of those were fatalities and 27,011 had injuries.
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We’ve all had those days where you insert your key in the ignition, turn it over, and … nothing. While a simple jump-start might help, it’s often difficult to pin down the cause of the issue.
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Synthetic oils and fuel-injector cleaners may cost a bit more than their traditional counterparts, but they offer some great benefits for the extra bucks spent on them.
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With summer months approaching, now is the time to get your vehicle ready to handle the heat. Below are three things you can do:
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Battling the BMW 320i and the Mercedes CLA250 for the entry-level luxury crown, the tiny, torque-y Audi A3 emerges victorious. Though it may not handle as well as the Bimmer, the A3 is much faster, gets the same MPG, looks sharper and comes better equipped.
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When purchasing a new or late-model used vehicle, gap insurance — the coverage between the wholesale book value and the amount you would owe on the loan — is often discussed. When deciding if gap insurance is for you, consider these factors:
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Safety tends to be a major factor when looking for a new vehicle. Keep these factors in mind while making a decision:
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A vehicle resembling a food truck or RV is set up in a parking lot with a satellite dish on the roof. But this isn’t a tailgate. It’s a mobile auto auction put on by Manheim at D&E Mitsubishi in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Infiniti’s newest coupe reminded me right away of an Aston Martin: ogle-worthy exterior, lavish cabin, plenty of brute force, and impeccable road manners. However, also like an Aston, curious shortcomings hold it back from perfection.
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As technology continues to advance at an exponential rate, what was once a futuristic concept is now making its way to our roadways. Self-driving cars are closer to becoming a reality.
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North Carolina roads can be treacherous places to drive when the snow starts to fall. If you need to drive during winter weather, keep these tips in mind.
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Snow tires help improve traction. The differences between snow tires and conventional (“all-season”) tires include: