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29th September 2009
When you are looking to purchase a car, there are countless steps in the process and countless details to consider. It can quickly become quite an overwhelming and discouraging process. I have been a financial advisor for many years, so maybe I am a bit b... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
According to British market research firm IMS Research Study: Automotive electronics systems market, or will suffer the greatest impact. Hybrid and electric cars will Zouqiao
The sluggish economy meant that the automotive industry suffered particularl... Read >
Author: frbiz25th September 2009
Now that the popular Cash for Clunkers (CFC) program has ended, consumers can no longer take advantage of a $3,500 or $4,500 rebate towards the purchase of a new car. However, the CFC program was just one of the many incentives the government has setup to... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch15th September 2009
We’re starting off with a little history. During the presidential campaign in 1932, Frankin D. Roosevelt said very little about what he would do if elected. When it came to making the first major speech on his inauguration, the Great Depression was just... Read >
Author: Grace Oaks15th September 2009
After many years service at a big corporate I was used to driving a brand new company vehicle every two years. Handing back the keys presented me with a real challenge but only until I discovered that I should buy a repossessed car.
My last company car... Read >
Author: Jessica Hannah10th September 2009
The automotive industry is cloaked in uncertainty, but according to the latest exclusive franchise study by Franchise Direct (http://www.franchisedirect.com/), there are many reasons to believe that automotive franchises will continue to thrive. Franchise... Read >
Author: franchisedirect07th September 2009
You need to consider a few things before buying the car that truly fits you. Most people will largely consider the price above all things and the need to know “what you can afford” before you select a car. You need to know how far you can stretch t... Read >
Author: miguel92804th September 2009
Buying a car can be one of the most intimidating experiences in life. But it doesn’t have to be!
Preparation is the key! Do your research; know what you want, and most importantly what you can afford!
You may be tempted to first find the vehicle... Read >
Author: Mike Reitz03rd August 2009
Buy and Save at Government Auctions without getting Cloned in the Process
Vehicle cloning is a growing trend caused by creative car thieves looking to take advantage of rising used-car sales. Close to 4 mill... Read >
Author: whyalivemax29th July 2009
It is interesting to speculate on the impact the new government scrappage scheme will have on the availability of obtaining used car parts online.
The budget that will be presented by the chancellor Alistair Darling is quite likely to announce a scheme... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer23rd July 2009
Why exactly are used car parts good? There are a number of reasons for this reasoning. One of the main reasons is that there are a number of places where they can be located. The internet has allowed for people to create websites which make it easy to be ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th July 2009
In 2009's Budget, the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, announced a new ‘car scrappage' scheme designed to encourage motorists to buy new cars. The scheme started on the 18th May and is available to the first 300,000 eligible claimants or until the end of F... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th July 2009
DEALERS hoping to resort to used cars to offset falling new-car sales may be disappointed by projections that the demand for used cars is falling away in the current economy. Research data released by Roy Morgan shows there is a continuing decline in cons... Read >
Author: cumberlandford05th July 2009
You see, we should be very thankful that we are born in this modern generation because of the existence of the Internet. With the Internet, every information (whether about used car extended warranty or any other such as auto service warranty, new car sal... Read >
Author: deepak kulkarni14th June 2009
With the global recession hitting every one of us hard, it is no wonder that new car sales are down by over 60% in the republic of Ireland since January 1st to date. This is not going to change in the near future either.
Those that have money will not go... Read >
Author: mihaijbv05th June 2009
In a recent survey of Motor Traders in the UK, over half were confident of their businesses position despite the tough economic conditions. Less than one in four had immediate fears about their ability to continue to trade and only 8% were considering lea... Read >
Author: iQuote13th May 2009
In this current economic crisis many people are just trying to survive. That's a common statement these days. But others don't see it as a crisis at all. They are those who have decided to thrive.
Whether you "survive" or "thrive" has a lot to do wi... Read >
Author: Michael A Verdicchio11th May 2009
Imagine someone taking away your old clunker and then the government handing you a nice fat cheque to put towards a new car. It may sound too good to be true, but it's happening in several European countries right now.
What is a car scrappage scheme?
... Read >
Author: MarkeD11th May 2009
Global Economic Crisis. Credit Crunch. Catch phrases we have all become too familiar with in recent times. With official figures showing new car sales in decline by 20% it's no wonder we are all nervous about investing in the second most important purchas... Read >
Author: viratbirans05th May 2009
A number of companies involved in the motor industry have been quick to offer motorists advice on how to keep themselves safe on the roads by ensuring their cars are in the right condition, which could also help save some money.
People planning on hea... Read >
Author: Rochelle16th April 2009
Car companies continue to lose large sums of money even after the bail out from Congress. The car companies efforts of closing plants, restructuring, and offering incentives is not working. Nothing will work unless or until the American people start buyin... Read >
Author: Karen Campese09th April 2009
The world economic global crisis has had a huge and negative impact on the car finance industry in Australia because the major suppliers of car finance here have recently withdrawn from the car finance market. GE Money and GMAC who are believed to have h... Read >
Author: Mark Bona06th March 2009
With vehicle prices, fuel costs and car insurance premiums remaining low, the Government are being urged to act quickly to try to stem the flow of falling revenue for new car sales.
In 2007, the Irish Government enjoyed income of €2 billion from the... Read >
Author: Rochelle04th March 2009
New technology in the car industry is continually pushing up safety standards for new vehicles with a number of patented inventions claiming to be able to drastically cut the number of serious accidents.
This is also the case with a new technology intro... Read >
Author: Darrell26th February 2009
There's a global boom going on in the motor vehicle field as increasing numbers of motorists convert their vehicles with hydrogen car kits.
The system is often referred to as "running your car on water".
It uses water to produce HHO (also kn... Read >
Author: james larkin05th January 2009
In Auto News, CNN reported that new car sales are at the lowest point in 25 years. OK, well what are we going to do about that problem? Here is a snippert from CNN.com
“From 1999 through 2006, U.S auto sales averaged 16.9 million vehicles a year. Bef... Read >
Author: BrooklynHero13th November 2008
If you pay attention to the business of car leasing, you will find it accounts for one third of all new car sales. Can you believe this? So many people are going to lease a car to driver rather than buying it, that car leasing companies are becoming more ... Read >
Author: yangguang0106th October 2008
Car transport services ship hundreds of thousands of cars daily, yet this business to business service goes largely unheeded to the public. The car transport industry provides routine, fully insured, licensed, and bonded services and without it our car sh... Read >
Author: Steve Last06th October 2008
Car transport services ship hundreds of thousands of cars daily, yet this business to business service goes largely unheeded to the public. The car transport industry provides routine, fully insured, licensed, and bonded services and without it our car sh... Read >
Author: Steve Evans17th September 2008
With major companies filing we are all looking for ways to make our dollar stretch a little further. There are signs everywhere, new car sales are down so shoppers are turning to buying more automotive care products and self service products. The smart sh... Read >
Author: AlexMorris12th September 2008
A low car rate is almost essential when trying to buy a new car and keep those payments under $199 a month. Yep, it's not only possible but you can get a quality new car with a monthly payment of less that what some folks pay one time to fill up the big S... Read >
Author: Profiboss27th March 2008
Ford Ranger’s days are numbered. But Ranger, exiting production assembly line, is showing some life. It wasn’t that sad at all. Ford February sales report reflects notable sales gain of the Ranger. The gain is driven in part by incentives that keep ... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle11th January 2008
Since its inception, the Ford Sync has been a great auto phenomenon. Shoppers say their desires are met. Dealerships could not agree more.
Ken Venema told The Detroit News that he has never seen a feature impress customers like Ford's SYNC. "I must h... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle15th February 2007
Car Dealerships
Mainly because of their industry, car salesmen have a bad reputation in general. Sure, there are some car salesmen out there who are great people, contribute to charity, good with children, but bottom line; they still sell cars for a liv... Read >
Author: kim16th January 2007
We interviewed some of the sharpest new car sales associates across the country to give you an insider guide to purchasing a new car or truck. Here’s their insights based on real world experience that could save you money:
Ian Nethercott, Richmond Ho... Read >
Author: Saurabh Sharma01st September 2006
Many hybrid cars will compensate for the premium that is added to their window prices on account of elevated gas prices and tax credits from the U.S. government on the more fuel economic vehicles.
Both hybrid cars and trucks, which get better mileage i... Read >
Author: james ellison28th August 2006
If you have been sitting on the fence about deciding to purchase a Hybrid car, you no longer have any excuse to be squeamish. Consumer Reports just released a study this August that confirms that Hybrid cars will in fact save you money over the long run. ... Read >
Author: Amber Lowery25th March 2006
Google Adsense has provided many webmasters and bloggers with a genuine opportunity to make money online. In a nutshell, it's simply a matter of signing up for a Google Adsense account and then posting some code onto your website or blog which causes Goog... Read >
Author: Hamish Hayward15th March 2006
Even if the decision to buy appears to rest elsewhere, women frequently have a major influence on whether or not the sale is made. It's easy to consider the car industry as predominantly male-driven. The majority of salespersons, journalists and mechani... Read >
Author: Maria Davies
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