No matter whether you are watching the race on television or are enjoying the aromas first hand, there is one essential tool that any race should have with them. Birdwatchers have their books from the Audubon Society to help them identify different species, well now the web site spotterguides.com is offering the same tool to enthusiasts free of charge. These fully color coded entrants list are very well designed and offer all the information you would need to know about a particular race team’s entrant. Best of all, Spotter Guides gives you a diagram of the race car which makes it all the more easier to identify when it is going around the track.
Spotter Guides is currently offering their wares for the American Le Mans Series, British Touring Car Championship, Formula 1 and of course the 24 Hours of Le Mans. So now when the announcer starts talking about an Audi R15 is being held up by a slower Porsche RS Spyder on the other side of the track, you will know exactly which cars they are talking about. Follow the link to download your own copies for this weekends race from Le Mans.
Edmunds.com has published a fascinating – and beautifully written – account about selling cars, viewed from the inside. Edmunds put an undercover journalist, Chandler Phillips, into the car salesman position, and then had him write what he had experienced and learned.
As an inside look into the car business, it may be one of the most informative and lucid accounts ever written.
But, if you’re in the market for a car – new or used – it’s required (...)
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If you or someone you know likes ipods, and love to play them on your car stereo system; the DLO TransDock Deluxe might just be for you. This TransDock does just about everything from broadcasting your ipod music on FM radio to playing movies on to your car TV. It can power your whole car entertainment center.
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The Magellan Maestro 4000 is basically the simplest and cheapest device that the new Maestro series from Magellan has. It is has completely redesigned the user interface. Physical Characteristics
The Maestro 4000 is not a compact GPS system; it is 5 inches wide, 8 inches thick, and weighs about 8.5 ounces. The display screen is 4.3 inches, which is larger than the standard size screen that most GPS devices have. Despite its size, the viewing angle and the quality of the screen is not the (...)
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If this eleven year old girl can do it so can you... Just follow this step by step video to learn how to change your oil.
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For those of you who like simple devices that do nothing but navigate you to where you want to go, the Garmin Nuvi 350 is the best GPS for you. This GPS does not have many advances, and is simple to operate; making it a great first time GPS purchase.
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So you’ve parked your car in a what you think is safe area for the night...Come back to see it next morning and you notice a not so pleasant suprise - someone has hit your vehicle and fled the scene of accident. There is no way for you to find out who has done this and now you are left with a damaged vehicle.
Occurences like this happen all the time, especially in city locals, and it recently happened to me. What did I do in order to solve the situation?
1. First called my insurance (...)
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An estimated 93.5 percent of motorists in the EU are driving on under-inflated tyres and causing an additional 18 million tons of carbon dioxide to be released into the environment. These 18 million tons are the equivalent of 56 million tyres being wasted. To collect this data, Bridgestone conducted free check-ups at various shopping centers and public car parks throughout Europe. Based on 2006 data, Bridgestone also estimates 40 percent of vehicles absorb an additional 2.8 percent in fuel, due to their under-inflated tyres, wasting 8.1 billion liters of fuel every year. Bridgestone, in conjunction with the FIA Foundation (Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile) and national motoring clubs, is part of the “Think Before You Drive” campaign, established in 2005.
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When you lease, it is important to do your homework and prepare yourself for the lease. It is also important to not only plan ahead for the start of the lease, but the end of the lease as well. It can never be to soon to figure out your options at the end of your lease.
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