"Vehicle maintenance deserves a lot more attention than it gets in most driver education curricula," claims Rich Davis, VP of Marketing for the Car Care Council. Read More »

There is a significant difference between REBUILT and REMANUFACTURED parts when you are considering a repair for your vehicle. Many people erroneously believe the two terms to be synonymous, where they actually refer to two different processes. Read More »

According the to Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA), the Do-it-Yourself (DIY) segment of the automotive aftermarket is not shrinking. In fact, the percentage of DIYer households in the United States has remained constant for the past six years. Read More »

Could your car keep going forever? Barring a collision, it‰s possible, says the Car Care Council. A quarter million miles or more won‰t make the Guinness Book of World Records, but if your vehicle has passed that milestone it usually means the caretaker is doing something right. Read More »

From time to time even people who never think about repairing a car themselves have questions about their vehicle. Read More »

If you are the sort of person who wants to take a proactive stand against the maintenance problems that plague your car, then this may be the article for you. Everyday things that we unknowingly do to our cars are sending them to an early grave and only you can help to prevent it. Read More »

Having the money to do car repairs when needed can make all the difference. So how do we make sure we have the cash we need when repairs are necessary? Read More »

“Do As I Say, Not As I Do” It was a classic case of role reversal: Dr. Perkins had driven into Andy’s Repair Shop for advice on a “check engine” light and noisy brakes. After discovering brake rotors worn beyond repair and a leaking radiator hose, Andy told his customer (and family physician) she was just plain lucky. “You could ... Read More »