Despite the fact that Toyota is one of the leading auto manufacturers and sellers of high quality, high value vehicles, they are not immune to defects. Recalls for many different issues on models of this company's production lines have not made consumers who own the recalled vehicles very happy. If you own or buy a car, truck, SUV or crossover from this company and then find out that it is part of a recall, your Toyota repair is free, but you will have to see a dealership's automotive specialist. [Read More]

Although they may both be for sale at the same location, there is a difference between foreign and domestic cars.  This is an important point to bear in mind, since you may run into some unforeseen events after buying a foreign car that you may not have with their domestic counterpart.  Use this information to learn more about what you need to know before buying a foreign car so you can go into the purchase knowing what to expect. [Read More]

If you like to take your mudding, into the woods or otherwise off-road, you might fear that you don't have enough lighting to do so safely. Obviously, ample lighting is very important, especially if you will be going off-road in the evening hours, but there are plenty of options to help keep you safe. Try these tips, and you'll be able to do what you want to do with your truck without worrying about being stuck in the dark. [Read More]

Taking a car into the shop can be confusing: there are all sorts of things that mechanics might want to fix on the vehicle, like emergency repairs, routine maintenance and other less essential fixes. So how do you decide what to get done? Here are a number of things that may influence your decision. State Inspection Processes and Requirements The state inspection requirements in your state of residence may have quite an impact on what you choose to get done on your vehicle when you bring it into the shop. [Read More]