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Can Going Viral Help Sell Your Car?



If you've been on the internet lately, you might have come across a hilariously over-the-top car commercial that's been making rounds. It's a high-end, cinematic masterpiece... for a not-so-high-end car. The filmmaker behind this viral sensation really went all out to showcase his girlfriend's 'crappy used car'. Now, while we can't all have a professional filmmaker in our lives to make our used cars look like the star of a blockbuster movie, there's still hope!


The Dilemma: Selling Your Car Without The Hollywood Flair


Let's face it, not everyone has a filmmaker friend ready to shoot an epic commercial for your used car. Most of us are stuck with mediocre photos and descriptions that barely get a second glance from potential buyers. It's like trying to sell a script in Hollywood without a star actor – tough, right?

  • Common Challenges in Selling Used Cars

  • Lackluster Photos and Descriptions

  • Limited Reach to Potential Buyers

  • Time-Consuming Negotiations

  • Uncertainty in Pricing


Our Solution: We Buy Your Car, No Glam Needed!


We believe every car deserves its moment, even without the glitz and glamour of a film set. So, if you're sitting there thinking, "I wish I could make my car look that good," worry no more! We're here to take that ordinary car off your hands, with a process as smooth as a movie premiere red carpet.


Why Choose Us?

  • Hassle-Free Experience: Forget about the stress of finding buyers.

  • Fair Pricing: We offer competitive prices, ensuring you get a fair deal.

  • Quick & Easy: No need for fancy videos or ads; we keep it simple.

The Humorous Twist: No Epic Ad, No Problem!


Imagine trying to direct a car commercial with your not-so-photogenic car. The wind machine blows away your for-sale sign, the sun glare is blinding, and let's not even talk about trying to make that engine purr sound like a luxury car. It's a comedy skit waiting to happen! But here, the only drama we love is in the movies, not in car selling.


Closing: Roll Credits on Your Car Selling Woes


In the end, you might not have a viral video to your name, but you'll have something even better – a stress-free car selling experience. So, let the filmmakers stick to their day jobs, and let us buy your car today!

FLASHING ENGINE LIGHT

Is There a Difference Between a Flashing Engine Light and a Steady Engine Light?

long story short, a steady light is a warning; it means something is wrong or about to go wrong, but it's not an emergency. It could be as simple as a sensor replacement. In most cases, a blinking light is bad. It could be overheating or an oil pressure issue. If your check engine light is blinking, get to your trustworthy mechanic, your minor annoyance/concern just got elevated...

Can You Drive with Engine Light Blinking?

Please do NOT. You cannot keep driving the car. Pull over and call a tow. It often indicates a misfire and if you keep driving you will most likely cause irreversible damage to your vehicle. Please do yourself a favor and pull over if this ever happens to you.

Why is My Check Engine Light On?

One of the first things to look at is your gas cap it could simply be loose. Spark plugs, ignition wires, coils, your distributor cap, fuel injector, among other things could be some other reasons your light could be on.

Oil Change and Why it's Important.

Oil Change & Why it's Important.

Oil changes contribute to your car's effectiveness and cleanliness by helping remove any dirt that could build up from use in the engine. Unfortunately sludge can be a common development in cars, but not putting off your oil change also helps remove it. The longer you wait to change your oil can lead to your engine becoming too hot, if the heat doesn't cause a gasket to blow it could warp parts of your engine. Plus changing the oil in your car on time will help it get better gas mileage and is an investment that will help ensure the life in your engine lasts and that you will be driving your vehicle for years to come. Regularly scheduled oil changes are not a vehicle service you can ignore, otherwise, overtime old oil breaks down due to exposure to heat. This causes it to lose its viscosity and ability to lubricate the engine cylinder walls. Pass your vehicles' emissions tests and protect the environment by polluting less and getting your routinely oil changes.

Save Money on your Car Maintenance!

SAVE MONEY TODAY!

Car maintenance gives everyone a headache, adds to stress and just doesn't make life easier. Let me help you and make your life a bit better by informing you of these easy ways to save your money on your car and its maintenance.

  • Search for a reputable, trusting repair shop. Talk to shop owners, consider online reviews and ask people around you that you trust.

  • Educate yourself on your car and its maintenance. Read owners manual, internet search about your car's specific use.

  • Use online tutorials :)

  • Keep up with the routine maintenance of your vehicle. Do your oil changes, don't forget your brake checks, etc.

  • Check fluid levels and perform safety checks when you do your oil changes.

  • Buy your own parts and just pay for the labor.

  • Don't ignore your car's warning lights!

  • Invest on good tires.

  • Keep your tires inflated.

  • You should change your car's air filter every 3 months. It helps you save on fuel consumption.

Rather than waiting until you have to take your car to your mechanic or shop, keep up with it' maintenance and needs and you'll be doing yourself a favor :))

Manual Vs. Automatic

MANUAL VS. AUTOMATIC

The main difference between them 2 is that manual vehicles have 3 pedals; The brake, accelerator and the clutch. The driver presses the clutch while manually changing between the gears while Automatic cars have a shifter and also change gears but do so automatically. Basically automatic cars will be easier to maneuver and more comfortable, while manual transmissions are less expensive and more involved.

AUTOMATIC VEHICLES.

PROS.

  • Easier to drive.

  • Can be more reliable than manual.

  • Modern automatic vehicles are more efficient than manual equivalents.

  • Reduced risk of stalling.

  • Easier to use in heavy Traffic.

CONS.

  • More expensive

  • Repairs are more complex and expensive.

  • Older models, automatic vehicles are less efficient than manuals.

  • Passing your test in an automatic vehicle, will only let you drive automatic.

MANUAL VEHICLES.

PROS.

  • Manual driving license allows you to drive both type of vehicles.

  • Manuals are more common than automatic transmissions in other parts of the world.

  • Some people find them more "interesting" to drive.

CONS.

  • Mastering the stick can be difficult to do.

  • Manual are less efficient than modern/newer automatic vehicles.

10 Fun Facts About Cars

1 - In 1902 the world's first speeding ticket was issued to a motorist travelling at 45mph!

2 - In Sweden, speeding tickets are proportionate to the amount someone earns; the most expensive speeding ticket ever written was made of 1,000,000.

3 - There are currently 1 Billion vehicles being in use around the world.

4 - Every year, 60 Million cars are produced; which breaks it down to 165,000 in a day, 6,875 an hour and 115 a minute.

5 - You could reach the moon in less than 1 month if you were to drive straight up for an average of 60 mph.

6 - Your average car has 30,000 unique parts.

7 - Better safety equipment for drivers was introduced in 1891, after the first ever car accident occurred.

8 - The odds of dying in a car accident are approximately 1 in 5000.

9 - The equivalent to driving around the earth 100 times is 2,850,000 miles; once clocked in by a single car!!

10 - The Flatmobile is only 19 inches high and is the lowest car known to man.

3 Signs It's Time to Buy a New Car

Not sure if it's time to purchase a new car? Deciding whether or not to make this kind of purchase depends on a lot of factors; this includes your finances and the condition of your car. Unless it's a necessity, don't add any extra stress into your life. Think about cost, safety and connectivity. However, if you're spending more time with your mechanic and your repair bills are as close and as often as car payments, it might be a good time to upgrade! Keep reading to see if any of these signs apply to you, you may have to visit us soon :))

  1. Repairs are Occurring More Often Than Not

    Occasional visits to your mechanic, especially on older vehicles and paying for needed repairs every now and then is reasonable. If these incidents and repairs are happening more frequently and becoming more costly and even worse, preventing the vehicle from being driven; It's time to get a new car.

  2. Vehicle No Longer Passes Emissions Tests.

    A CLEAR sign your car needs a replacement is when it no longer passes environmental emissions tests. Older model cars don't have these "drive clean" technologies that make the emission better for the environment newer model cars have; and many of these tests are requires when motorists renew their license plate.

  3. You're Spending More Time & Money at the Gas Pump.

    Fuel will be less efficient for those who drive car made in the 1990's than those driving a more recent year vehicle. Although you may not owe your car anymore, all those trips to the gas pump add up in terms of costs to operate the vehicle. If you find yourself at a gas station more than 2 times a week, you're spending too much money.

Cuanto Dar de Enganche

Cuanto dar de Enganche?

 Si piensas en empezar el año con coche nuevo, dependiendo en el valor, siempre va a ser recomendable dar entre 10% y 20%. Te estaras ayudando a ti mismo y probablemente te ahorraras parte de los intereses agregados en la compra. Para carros usados tambien es buena idea dar el 10%. Paga tu enganche sin quedarte sin nada, ni tener que tocar demasiado tus ahorros. Al momento de realizar tu compra, o escojer tu carro, primero asegurate de que cubra tus necesidades, lo demas sera plus. Recuerda que la cantidad o el porcentaje de tu enganche  depende del valor del carro que tengas en mente, y se da al momento de hacer tu compar. Ten en mente que tu enganche es un medio de demostrar a cualquier institucion financiera que eres una persona comprometida y capaz de enfrentar una deuda de largo plazo. 

Cuando comprar carro en 2023

Cuando Comprar un Vehiculo en 2023?

De acuerdo con U.S News & World Report, el mes de Mayo es ideal para realizar tu compra; Ya que las temporadas de autos de shows durante invierno y primavera terminan, y la probabilidad de que uno de los autos previamente mostrados esten disponibles en tu dealer de confianza (A.K.A Carnaval). Por lo mismo, muchos dealers tratan de desacerse de inventario "viejo" o que llevan mas de cierto tiempo sin actividad alguna y ofrecen mas descuentos.

Durante finales de año es mas comun que dealers ofrezcan descuento, o mas facil de obtener algun tipo de descuento. Los meses de Octubre - Diciembre para ser mas especificos. En Octubre los nuevos modelos de vehiculos son mostrados en shows de Autos y dealers, y existe la necesidad de desaserce de inventario. Noviembre me recuerda a las rebajas/ofertas de "Viernes Negro" incluyendo autos; adicionalmente, en el mes de Diciembre, muchos vendedores tienen metas y cuotas que cumplir, lo cual lo hace mas posible obtener alguna rebaja.

Existe un estimado por J.P Morgan que los precios de vehiculos nuevos y viejos bajaran. Para los precios en vehiculos nuevos bajaran por un 2.5 % - 5 %. Por el otro lado, se dice que los precios en carros usados bajaran por 10 % - 20 %.

Cars Get Cold Too

How To Check Your Antifreeze

It may not cross most people's minds, but checking your car's antifreeze protection level is an important part of regular maintenance. Anti-freeze helps protect your car from damage caused by cold weather, and keeping it at the proper level could save you from costly repairs down the road. In this article, we will show you how to check your car's antifreeze protection level and what to do if it needs to be adjusted.

What You Need

Before you begin, there are a few items you need for the job:

  • An anti-freeze tester: These are usually sold for just a few dollars at any auto parts store.

  • Paper towel or rag: This will help keep the anti-freeze off of surfaces like paint that could get damaged.

  • Ziplock bag: This will help keep dirt out of your anti-freeze tester while you’re not using it.


Step 1: Locate The Reservoir

The first step is to locate the reservoir where your car’s anti-freeze is stored. This is usually in the engine compartment, and it looks like a plastic container with a lid on top (as seen in Figure 1). There should also be a warning label telling you not to open the lid while the fluid is hot – so always make sure that your car has been sitting idle for at least two hours before proceeding! 

Step 2: Testing The Anti-Freeze

Now that you have located the reservoir, insert the end of your tester into the fluid (you may have to use a straw attached to the bottom of the tester). Then pump up and down until about half of the fluid has been drawn up into the glass chamber on top (Figure 2). Now look at how many “balls” are floating on top of the fluid; this number tells you how well protected your car is against extreme cold temperatures (see Table 1 below). Once done testing, pour any remaining liquid into its original container, then wipe off any residue with paper towel or rag. 


Step 3: Storing The Tester

After testing, take a ziplock bag and store your anti-freeze tester in it until its next use. This will help keep dust and dirt off of it when it’s not in use! And don't forget - always remember that antifreeze is poisonous so make sure none gets on any surfaces outside of its original container!   


Checking your car's antifreeze protection level doesn't have to be difficult or complicated; with these simple steps anyone can do it themselves! With regular testing every few months, you'll know exactly how well protected against extreme cold temperatures your vehicle really is - potentially saving yourself hundreds or thousands of dollars in repairs down the line!


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