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Media post: Donating Your Car

The giving season is quickly coming upon us, and with it, thoughts drift to those less fortunate than us. The Salvation Army rings its bells, schools run competitions for your local Food Banks, and the radio may begin playing ads to donate your vehicle to charity programs such as Kars…

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Media post: Have Your Car Work For You!

Getting your driver’s license is synonymous with getting a first job, but young adults are already busier than ever attempting to uphold their school, activities, and possible volunteer work. Thankfully, modern technology has lent to accommodating your busy schedule better than any part-time job you might find at a traditional…

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Media post: Guide to Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems

In 2001, the Department of Transportation (DOT) passed the Transportation Recall Enhancement Accountability and Documentation (TREAD) act. The details of the law are many but one thing it required was that all vehicle manufacturers install a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) warning device on vehicles that weighed less than 10,000 lb.…

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Media post: The Truth about Wheel Alignments

The undercarriages of cars and trucks take a lot of abuse. Rough roads, potholes and other road hazards seem to lie quietly in wait for you and spring at the last second with a deafening BANG. The result? The geometry of your vehicle’s undercarriage gets thrown out of whack. Fortunately,…

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Media post: New Cars 2018 in Indonesia

This article is in bahasa language for our Indonesian audience. Please click on the title to see the full article. Jakarta - Sepanjang tahun ini (Januari-Oktober) pasar otomotif di Indonesia diramaikan dengan banyaknya mobil baru yang meluncur. Berikut ini daftar yang Carmudi rangkum: Untuk melihat spesfikasi semua jajaran mobil baru…

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Media post: Are You Upside Down?

Owing more than a vehicle's worth on a car loan is often referred to as being "upside down." If you owe $8,000 on your car loan and its only worth $6,000, well, you do the math. Instead of upside down, financial professionals use a less colorful term: "negative equity." Whatever…

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