automotive
The All-New Ford KA: Love or Hate?
By: Tony Hill
Somethings can catch you by surprise. Take, for instance, the age of the Ford KA. Now that it's 12 it's also time to say goodbye as Ford are retiring the funky little nipper and introducing its replacement.
Toyota Fact Finder
By: Ben Wilson
One of the biggest car manufacturers in the world is Toyota, superseded only by General Motors. Toyota has high hopes of becoming the largest car maker in the world by 2010, which, considering it is one of the most profitable companies in the world, is a reasonable aim.
Considerations Before Buying Used Trailers
By: Robert Tate
When considering buying used trailers, used tractors, used cars or anything second-hand, there some basic considerations that will always apply. Whilst there will always be a small element of risk in a second-hand purchase, this can be minimised by doing as much research as possible in advance.
Is Any Spark Plug Really Worth $25?
By: Emily Leach
I never put much thought into spark plugs, until a gentleman said to me “why would you put a $10 spark plug in to a $10,000 engine?” It stopped me instantly, and then made me realize that this little part that I had dismissed all my years of owning automobiles had a much more important function than I had given it credit for.
How to Service a Car
By: Sam Read
Car servicing is something that every auto owner has to indulge in at least some time of the year. The best method to service your car is to go to your car service station and have the servicing done methodically; according to your car maker.
How to Change Brake Pads
By: Sam Read
Although it may sound a bit technical and complicated, changing brake pads on your vehicle wheels is a very easy ‘do it yourself’ task that you can learn right away, and with some experience.
Changing Your Car’s Air Filter
By: Levi Quinn
Changing the air filter in your car is not all that difficult of a task. It is something that should be done regularly though in order to keep your vehicle in the best running shape possible.
A Dirty Air Filter Costs You Money
By: Harold Stofman
Gas and fuel for your vehicle are expensive enough without throwing your hard earned cash after tax out the windows. A dirty air filter wastes a fair of gas and fuel unnecessarily.
Fully Charged: Beat The Winter Car-Starting Blues
By: Sandy Lee
We all know the feeling: you’ve woken up to find there’s been a hard frost or the temperature outside has plummeted, signalling that winter is well and truly here. You jump into your car or van – either getting ready for work or beginning the school run – you turn your engine on and… nothing!
Snowmobile Repair: Seven Steps of Prep
By: Ben Anton
Before you take your snowmobile out for a spin this winter season, it is important to make sure it is ready for what you have in store. Some snowmobile owners recommend taking your machine in for service at the end of the season, rather when the season begins to make sure there are no long term effects from letting it sit for several months.
