Driving During Winter – 7 Tips That Keeps You on the Road

Published: Jun 7th, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Winter is here and where I live, in Finland, we have just had our first snow with many drivers navigating icy roads on plain summer tires. I was doing a 50 mile trip yesterday, mostly on small rural roads where the snow is not yet spoiled by salt and heavy traffic, and I thought to myself: It’s not really that dangerous or difficult to drive on slippery roads as long as you know what to do and when. You just have to adopt a different driving style and you’ll be as safe as on dry summer roads. The danger is when you apply a summer driving style to winter roads.

Rule #1: Slow Down

Don’t expect to reach the same speeds on a winter road as you do in the summer. Plan you trip to take longer and if you drive long hours in dark, limited visibility conditions up north plan some more stops to rest. (more…)

How to Compare Cars

Published: Jun 7th, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Now a days due to the growth of the Internet industry, it is easier to compare cars before deciding about buying one.

Earlier people used to depend on the recommendations of their friends and relatives for deciding about buying a car. The media industry was also not very developed earlier. The only television channel at that time Doordarshan did not broadcast any program on the auto industry. Newspapers also did not cover information or news about new automobile launches. There was no magazine about the auto industry then. There was no other source of information about new cars. Before 1990 even the auto industry was not well developed and there were few options in the market. This had resulted in no competition in the market. It was bad for automobile buyers as they did not have many choices for buying cars.

After the economic liberalization policy of the early 1990s the auto industry started to grow fast. Various auto companies came to India to launch their products. Now there was much competition in the market. Many new four wheelers were getting launched regularly. All major four wheeler players like Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, General Motors etc are present in the market now. Indian car buyers also have many options if they want to buy new cars. All major car models are available in the Indian car market. Recently the iconic car Volkswagen Beetle was also launched. (more…)

What to Look For in an H2 Brush Guard

Published: Jun 7th, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

As a Hummer H2 owner, you are king of the road. Your H2 is your chariot. And like any chariot, it needs defending, which is where a good brush guard comes in. With a good quality H2 brush guard, you can protect your Hummer’s grille from loose stones or pavement, flying debris, or even the occasional wild shopping cart. The grille is what gives your Hummer its aggressive, bad-boy rugged image, and it’s also what protects your radiator and engine, which is why you need to outfit your truck with this customized Hummer accessory.

So what type of things should you look for? First off, make sure that the guard is made from stainless steel, not just chrome-plated. Sure, both look shiny, but all brush guards will eventually encounter flying road debris, salt, bugs, off-road brush or other obstacles. If you settle for one with chrome-plating or chrome paint, you’ll find that they can rust once even the smallest surface chips occur. Springing for stainless steel is worth the peace of mind.

For the most part, H2 brush guards come in four basic styles:

* Standard, which means it is bolted on and fits directly over the grill and headlights
* Single-tier wrap around, which means the diameter of the tubing is larger, making for a more impressive grill guard and the sides “wrap around” the edge of your Hummer’s grille, giving a more sleek look (more…)

Fiberglass Body Kits – Buy Online

Published: May 4th, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Fiberglass is usually quite a sturdy material. It is composed from plastic resin and artificial fiber. You can safeguard your fiberglass body kit against fractures and tears by reducing its direct contact to unwarranted stress. Its potency is based on the methods used by the manufacturers while molding it.

Usually, fiberglass is an excellent substance for a body kit. But it differs from metal, as it is easy to dent it and also wears out after some time, causing fractures. Professional body work experts can repair it. However there are numerous instructional kits available too. But you need to exercise caution if you plan to do it yourself. Fiberglass may cause few severe eye and skin inflammations. Also unlike metal, it may particulate, or disintegrates into its constituent fibers quite rapidly and may become very tough to manage, forget repair. (more…)

An Online Step-By-Step Driving Guide Will Help You Pass Your Test With No Problems!

Published: May 4th, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Getting through a driver’s test doesn’t have to be a rough experience. Even if you’re nervous, you should still be able to maintain enough calmness to get through it successfully. All you need to do is learn and understand all the rules. After understanding them, you should implement them in your practice so that you can prepare for the big day.

It’s important for you to learn exactly what will be expected of you during the driving test. You can do this by looking online for secrets, many of which are submitted by the DMV examiners themselves. Many of them are very helpful and provide tips online to help out those who want to get their driver’s license. Contrary to what you might think, they really want you to pass, and will even share tips with you to help you out. (more…)

Hot Body Kits – Mod Your Car

Published: May 3rd, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Body kits make your car look all the more attractive. This is because you can customize your car as per your personal preferences. You can also replace any external car part. All you need to do is search for one meeting your requirement.

The body kit was first invented in 1961 by Jim Hall as a method of improving his car’s aerodynamic capacity. His body kit pushed the car down to decrease the air resistance. This increased the car’s speed with lower air obstacle. This technology helps car owners in performance enhancement and in designing the exterior for a cool, imposing, unique, appearance. (more…)

Body Kits – Personalize the Design

Published: May 3rd, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Personalize the design: With a wide range of body kits sold by producers, you include tone and definition in a standardized car body. These kits let you personalize the design, look and feel of your car. Moreover you can use them to improve the performance of your car.

Today the industry has become a major industry, with numerous manufacturers introducing their own brands and brand designs that vary in fashion, flavor and look.

Besides changing the look of the car with body kits and other accessories, you can improve car performance by going for advanced body-kits and accessories. It includes features like regulating the quantity of exhaust air, down force monitor and ground effects. A popular body kit personalization is inclusion of the car spoiler that offers a slender aerodynamic appearance to the car and makes your car obvious. Hoods are over others.

There are kits that let you alter your standard seats to racing seats offering you smooth ride. Racing seats use premium quality racing fiber and are fitted with a side slider and tilt function for better comfort and relief while driving. These seats can be easily fitted by using a manual and without expert help. (more…)

Why Should You Install NMR Fuel Saver?

Published: May 2nd, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Increasing population of vehicles which are high around the world will bring pollutions, higher cost of maintenance and use. Various vehicles, machinery and generators increases daily. Fuel prices increased and continued to burden the consumer, organizations and the government. If fuel consumption rate increased, as well as increasing in Environmental Pollution.

NMR Fuel Saver should be used because it:

1. Reduce maintenance costs.
2. Engines / Vehicles / Machinery more powerful.
3. Engine efficiency can be enhanced.
4. Prolong engine life.
5. Power added 10% to 25%
6. Fuel savings from 10% to 35%
7. Engine more quiet
8. Acceleration force increases (more…)

New Cheap Car Buyer's Guide

Published: May 2nd, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

Are you looking for a cheap car? Well, you don’t have to go to the junkyard to find a good car cheaply. You can even afford to drive a new car if you know what you are doing. This article will explore ways to get a new cheap car.

If you decide to lease a car, your monthly payments will be about 60 percent of what you would have been paying if you had bought it straight out. And, this gives you an opportunity to get a new car every three years. If you are going the lease route, consider taking the lease off someone else’s hands – they’ll usually chip in on the monthly payments.

Next, consider buying a new car that is last year’s model. Every September, the manufacturers roll out the new year’s model. But the dealers still have plenty of the old ones left to sell and they will be grateful if you would take them off their hands. From time to time you will even find a two year old cheap car that is still new. (more…)

Saving Money by Carpooling

Published: May 1st, 2010 | Author: Alex Bhaswara Add Comment

There are some who swear by carpooling, claiming that it has saved them hundreds (sometimes thousands) of dollars in just a years time all because they don’t have to expend the cost of fueling up their own car, making a car payment or paying for car insurance.

But is carpooling really as effective as many people make it out to be? In some areas of North Carolina, for instance, because it is so spread out, the nearest bus stop may not be for miles. Additionally, due to the geographic location of things, taking a taxi to get around may wind up costing you upwards of $100 in just one day! For example, a few years ago, I took a taxi from the airport in Raleigh to get back to my apartment (also in Raleigh). The ride was only fifteen minutes, but it wound up costing me close to $50! That’s a lot of money for such a short commute. Could you imagine doing that every day! (more…)