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Do You Prefer a Ford or Chevy? This is the age-old question. Ford or Chevy? Ford lovers wouldn’t be caught dead driving a Chevy, and Chevy lovers wouldn’t be caught dead driving a Ford. Fortunately, this type of mindset is falling by the wayside as the new millennial generation is growing. Many of them do not share the rivalry that their fathers and grandfathers shared between these two makes of pickup trucks. This has a lot to do with the fact that there are many other popular makes and models of pickup trucks such as Dodge, Nissan, and Toyota. People have more options now than they did 30 to 40 years ago. This is a good thing because it breaks people from those ingrained stereotypes. So, if you are looking for a great, reliable, but still luxurious truck, look no further. We have the perfect one for you. We Have the Perfect Ford for You If you are looking for a truck with a lot of power and towing capacity but don’t want to skimp on comfortability, this 2017 Ford F-250 SD La...

Looking For A More Economically Friendly Car? Many families choose to live in suburban areas or small country towns for the quiet simplicity that those areas offer. The problem is that often work is scarce in those areas. Many people have to travel a good distance to work. The hustle and bustle of city life does not appeal to everyone, but it does offer many more job opportunities. This means that the drive for these people is much further and with the rising gas prices it is no wonder that many people want to trade their gas guzzling vehicles in for something a little more economically friendly. Wanting a car that has good gas mileage does not mean you have to get something you’re not satisfied with. Choosing A Car That’s Right For You This process does not have to be a bad experience. Sometimes people have many questions that only car dealership employees can answer, so we pride ourselves on giving useful, honest advice. If you come to us looking for an economically friendly...

Do You Drive Your Vehicles Until The Wheels Fall Off? Buying a new car can be a chore. Many people would rather have teeth pulled than to go shopping for a new car. The oftentimes pleasurable experience can be the reason that many people drive their vehicles long past the expiration date. Some people put more money into fixing their old vehicles than what they would spend buying a new, used vehicle. I know because I was one of these people. The amount of money I spent over the years in rental cars while my car was in the shop, mechanic fees, and the cost of parts far exceeded the amount of money I could spend in getting a new, used car that is more reliable and newer. Why Pick Up A Car Payment When You Don’t Already Have One? This was my philosophy for a very long time. I paid my car off and did not want to pick up a car payment. I would think of all the money I thought I was saving while not having a car payment which would keep me from thinking of getting a new car. This i...

Interesting and Random Facts About Cars We can all agree that the world is a big place. It’s not surprising that there would be unexpected facts about everything from pencils, to history, to science, and everything in between. Some fun facts to know would be about cars. These facts might not make you a millionaire, but they might help you win an argument or make you look good in front of that one girl at the bar. GearHeads have come up with a list of random facts about cars that will possibly educate you and amuse guest at a party. Here Are a Few to Get You Started The most stolen car in the United States is the Honda Accord. One of the ugliest vehicles ever made, the AMC Gremlin, pioneered the style that is now commonly seen in SUV’s – sloped side-window and high hood. The car was only manufactured for eight years (1970-1978) and numbered 671,475 units. The RRP was $1,879.00USD when it was first released, which these days would be over $11,000 USD. In the past 50 ye...

Easy Ways to Cleaning Your Car To get your vehicle professionally detailed, it could cost you anywhere from $200 to $500. But doing it yourself can save you big bucks, and you may like it better when you do it yourself. Detailing your car doesn’t have to be crazy expensive or difficult. Not only does your car look great when you keep up with the cleaning, but it can also be beneficial to your health and the health of your passengers. Not only that, keeping your car “like new” can increase its resale value by hundreds, or even thousands of dollars. Samarins.com has a few helpful tips for keeping your car’s interior (no matter how old) looking and smelling great. The best part, you probably have a majority of what you need right at home. Just remember, when you use water or any wet cleaning product, not to get it into electrical components, it may cause problems. Also, don't soak the seats too much and don't let water to get under the carpet. This could cause corrosion,...

Baldi Frog- The Cutest Car I came across this cutie on Popular Mechanics and was happy I did. Now, if you are like me, you squeal every time you come across a baby animal; puppies, kittens, bunnies, and so on. I never thought I would say this, but I found a cute “frog,” and I want one, and I do not mean a tadpole. I mean a Baldi Frog. The Baldi Frog is Italy’s answer to traffic and congestion. The tiny car weighs less than one thousand pounds which means there are no bells and whistles with this little guy. You can expect fiberglass body panels and a canvas sunroof. The doors have no inner panels, so the windows slide back and forth instead of the up and down movement we are used to. The vehicle’s dashboard only contains a single gauge – a speedometer – and a few unlabeled lights. One of the lights lets you know when you are running low on fuel, but you better remember which one. The key goes in the dash, but the starter is a nondescript lever on the floor next to the shifter....

Classic Cars You Have Seen in Movies You have seen then in many movies, The Fast and Furious chain, Mad Max, or James Bond, and we all love them and want one. Popular Mechanics put together a list of cars that have been seen in classic movies, some you have seen and some you need to go out and rent, trust me. Check Them Out 1964 Aston Martin DB5, Goldfinger- James Bond's legacy of famous cars and far-out gadgets can be traced back from one car—the 1964 Aston Martin DB5 007 driven in Goldfinger and Thunderball. Even without the spy modifications, (included ram bumper, machine guns, ejector seat, smoke screen, or oil-slick sprayer), it is still a work of art. 1977 Pontiac Trans Am, Smokey and the Bandit- Director Hal Needham couldn't have predicted the impact that car would have on America. After audiences saw that Trans Am slide around corners, leap over broken bridges and evade Sheriff Buford T. Justice, they wanted to be behind the wheel of a black and gold T/A...