We all know that cars need their oil changed. However, you might be wondering why? What exactly does your oil do that makes it so vital to your vehicle's health? As your engine runs, the individual pieces rub together, producing friction and heat. This would normally start to affect your engine parts, and might even start to cause them to break down. That's where the oil comes in.
You're planning a road trip, and you don't want to leave your furry family member behind. The thing is, you also don't want to deal with the mess an animal can make.
When winter comes it's time to start thinking about winter tires. They help in many aspects of safety and vehicle control. Like any other tire though, you must pick the right ones for your vehicle if you want to be able to drive safely when the ice and snow come.
Used and new cars might not sound that similar. The truth, however, is that the differences between a new car and a used one might not be all that substantial. Most cars are manufactured to last up to around 100,000 miles. In many cases, it's possible to find a recent used vehicle that has barely a tenth of that on its odometer. The most significant difference between them might just be the price.
When you're driving down the road and you see the check engine light come on, it's only natural to feel nervous. It is, after all, a sign that something's not running in your car the way it should be. As tempting as it might be to put it off, this is a serious sign you shouldn't ignore.
One of the worst feelings in the world is paying for something that you can’t even use, like a car that has been rendered a total loss that you still have a loan on that hasn’t reached its end. It’s even worse when you depend on your vehicle for your livelihood and now face the issue of paying for the loan and trying to secure another car to continue your daily routine.
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There's a new Sonata in town and, with a handful of updates and refreshes, it's looking to be the best iteration ever! The 2018 Hyundai Sonata is a mid-size sedan that has a lot of competition but, thanks to refreshed front and rear ends on the outside, retuned steering for a smoother ride, and updated technologies for more convenience on the go, we know that this is the one you'll want parked in your driveway for years to come. Check it out in the video below to see it in action:
If you've ever considered a hybrid only to be afraid by the "green" stigma people sometimes associate them with, you should not be scared off. At least, not anymore. The new 2017 Hyundai IONIQ is not just a hybrid. It's a thrifty sedan that skimps on fuel but is loaded with tons of modern technology, not to mention appealing interior and exterior styling. The IONIQ is so much more than just a hybrid.
Hyundai continues to slowly tease their new sub-compact SUV, the all-new 2018 Hyundai Kona.
The Hyundai Kona will be fully revealed this summer, but Hyundai has been teasing the public with small glimpses. One such tease is a view of the front end of the vehicle with the lights, grille, and front portion of the hood revealed.
Navigating through life's obstacles can be a hassle, but it can be a little easier behind the wheel of a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport crossover SUV.
The available Multi-view Camera System is like a watchtower. Four cameras posted around the vehicle give you a 360-degree bird's eye view at the outside of your vehicle along with looks at all four individual quadrants. This allows you to see what's going on around you on the in-dash navigation display.
