Here’s the story- 4 Australian men “allegedly” decided to take a shower at the local car wash. These men paid for the car wash and then stripped down and soaped up while their girlfriends took pictures.
When it comes to car failures, we always think of the deadly pinto, in this video, WatchMojo looks at some of the other flops as well. Buckle up!
Whether you’re dealing with the road rage of other drivers of the flooding of mother nature the best emergency plan is preparation.
Continue reading for a driver’s survival guide for every situation you could encounter on the road.
She may be young, but even men admit she knows what she’s talking about.
The young author of Men: An Owner’s Manual, Stephanie Brush gives woman an insight to the man’s brain. Not just any man’s brain, but all of them. She comes to the conclusion that men are basically the same- young and old, rich and poor. Men like to tinker with things.
Read more on Brush’s insight of the male psyche.
Watchmojo.com provides a step by step guide on how to change a blown fuse in your car
Road trips, weekends away and drive ins are just some ways that we use our cars to create memories. Today there’s more to consider than just having enough money to fill the tank, but also what effect you’re having on the environment.
Change your driving with these easy tips and tricks so that you can enjoy the open road without the guilt gut.
1-Think about what you’re driving
2- Give your car a check up before a long trip.
3- Slow down and save more
4- Use your cruise control
5- Go easy with the A/C
6- Drive in the right gear
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Proper car care such as waxing will not only make your car look its best, but will also help to protect the paint from harsh environment. In this video from our sister site WatchMojo.com watch and learn how to wax your car which will give it a natural shine.
Before the snow comes, now’s the best time to check your car and get it all ready for the tough winter conditions.
From betteries to fluids, here’s a list of things to check before Jack Frost arrives.
Here is a list of signs to look for when checking out new mechanics. If you’ve answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may want to re-think your choice:
1. Your friends have had bad experiences at the shop.
2. The shop requires you to pay before the work is done.
3. The mechanic is not certified by any national association.
4. The parking lot is full of cars that don’t appear capable of movement.
5. The mechanic attempts diagnosis based upon your broad description.
6. The shop has lots of bad reviews online.
7. The mechanic does not appear to have specific knowledge of your make and model.
8. No estimate of time for repair.
9. Time for repair seems unnecessarily long.
10. The shop is very new or has very little history in the area.
11. The mechanic tries to suggest a myriad of other services for you at the time of your repair.
12. The mechanic suggests fixes which don’t add up.
13. The shop tells you you need to fix more things than you came in for, without a thorough explanation.
14. Lack of sufficient explanations.
15. The mechanic gives you a line like “good thing you brought this in, the car probably would not have lasted another 50 miles.”
16. The mechanic suggests one fix first, then when that doesn’t work, claims they “know” what has to be wrong this time.
17. Insisting they are the best in town without awards or recognition from the community to back it up.
18. The shop installs a new part, it fixes the problem but then fails soon after.
19. The mechanic won’t wait on you to call around to other shops or take the car other places to get estimates.
20. The mechanic cannot understand your explanation of the problem and asks you multiple times to repeat or rephrase.
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If you need to change your oil, check out WatchMojo’s handy instructions on how to do so:
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