Winter is a time that requires you to pay special attention to vehicle maintenance. Something many drivers overlook is the importance of keeping your gas tank full. Lower fuel levels can lead to condensation in the tank that has the potential to create problems.
When you see an ambulance or cop car on the road, many people think it's just common courtesy to move over to the side of the road. Not many drivers, however, realize that it's actually the law. You legally have to move over for ambulances, cop cars, and other emergencies vehicles.
Packing the right items in the car before that holiday road trip could make all the difference in getting to the destination on schedule or sitting on the side of the highway instead of enjoying yourself.
Set aside time to pack these essentials before you roll out your driveway.
Use these travel safety tips to keep your holiday travels seamless: https://t.co/5qZkhGa2AJ pic.twitter.com/RpDvAnd4g2
— Cars.com (@carsdotcom) December 24, 2016
Most people dream of buying a new vehicle for their first car. While this may look like the ideal option for many, buying a used car is also a good alternative for the first-time car buyer, budget-minded driver, or any personality.
Leasing's low payments have short-term appeal, but the best bet for the long term is to buy a used car. https://t.co/7H8dLeLTMP
— Edmunds (@edmunds) June 12, 2017
If you have an insured car that gets totaled during an accident, your insurance company might give you a settlement that is based on what the car’s actual value is. Cars depreciate quickly, and your settlement might not cover what you owe on your loan or lease.
We break down what gap insurance is & what you need to know when in a dealer’s office: https://t.co/Ct6pOeabvo
— Edmunds (@edmunds) February 2, 2017
