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Winter is gone, Spring is here!! Here are some tips to maintain your car in top shape through out the weather changes.

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How to Maintain Your New Car

Here are a few tasks you can do that will help you keep your new vehicle in great condition for the long run!

Check the engine oil

Do it regularly—monthly for a vehicle in good condition; more often if you notice an oil leak or find you need to add oil routinely. The car should be parked on level ground so you can get an accurate dipstick reading. Don’t overfill. And if you do have a leak, find and fix it soon.

Check tire air pressure

Once a month and before any extended road trips, use an accurate tire-pressure gauge to check the inflation pressure in each tire, including the spare. Do this when the tires are cold (before the vehicle has been driven or after no more than a couple of miles of driving). Use the inflation pressure recommended by the vehicle’s manufacturer, not the maximum pressure embossed on the tire’s sidewall. The recommended pressure is usually found on a placard on a front doorjamb, in the glove compartment, or in the owner’s manual. Also be sure to inspect tires for abnormal or uneven wear, cuts, and any sidewall bulges you can see.

Digital tire-pressure gauges (which cost about $15 to $25) are probably the best bet overall because they will give an accurate reading or none at all. Many pencil-type gauges (typically $10 to $15) are good as well. Note that to check the pressure in a temporary spare tire, which is often 60 psi, you will need a gauge that goes higher than that—say from 0 up to 90 pounds.

Give it a wash

Try to wash the car every week, if you can. Wash the body and, if necessary, hose out the fender wells and undercarriage to remove dirt and road salt. It’s time to wax the finish when water beads become larger than a quarter.

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Wouldn’t you love to drive home in this 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe?

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Did you know you can eliminate 'Blind Spots' by simply adjusting your side mirrors? Just angle them away from you until the point where your car is no longer visible in either one, and leave them there!

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FUEL ECONOMY : 28 CITY / 42 HWY*

TRANSMISSION: MANUAL

ENGINE DATA: 1.4L 4 CYLINDER ENGINE

MILEAGE: 111,362 MILES

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What do you look for in a vehicle? No matter what your choice, we have the one for you!

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We are in the middle of winter. Stay safe & keep your vehicle continually prepared for the cold weather.

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Junk Car Recycling – Dissecting the Benefits & Facts

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2016 Honda CR-V

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2016 Hyundai Tucson

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Driving at night can be such a different experience from driving during the day so take precautions after dark.

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Coolant actually keeps your car from freezing. Make sure your engine isn’t low on antifreeze in the colder months.

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Now is the time to make change, to begin again, and to create positive intentions.