A pre-purchase inspection usually costs less than $100 and takes less than 1 hour to complete. You will learn about upcoming repairs and maintenance needs as well as the vehicle’s overall safety and condition.
The Show and Display Rule: Which Cars Qualify and Which Cars Don’t
If a car qualifies for the Show and Display Rule, it may be granted limited use on public roads of up to 2,500 miles per year. The NTHSA reserves the right to approve importation but disallow the car from being registered.
Choosing an Automotive Fire Extinguisher: What You Must Look For
The ideal car fire extinguisher is a 2-pound aluminum cylinder actuated by a trigger and filled with a nonconductive chemical.
9 Things You Can Do With an Emergency Roadside Kit in Your Car
From jumping your own battery to inflating your own tires, you never know when you might need to help yourself.
Top 10 Ways to Winterize Your Car and Keep Yourself Safe
Keep in mind that a tire’s PSI drops one point every time the temperature goes down ten degrees. Older cars don’t come with a warning light, so we recommend checking tire pressures at least once per week in the winter.
Here's How Buying a Car Without a Title Turned into Blackmail
What if the VIN on the Car Doesn’t Match the Title?
A VIN mismatch on a car title often stems from a transcription mistake during the registration process.
Some Jabroni Tried to Scam Us With a Fake Car Title
How Buying a Car Trailer Nearly Turned Into a Scam
VIN Numbers Explained: What They Are and How They Work
A vehicle identification number (VIN) is a form of identification used in modern automobiles. Contrary to the rumors, it is perfectly safe to tell people your VIN.