As car enthusiast who’s spent years admiring the sleek designs of various vehicles, I’ve always been fascinated by the badges that ordain our cars. These aren’t just fancy decorations; they’re packed with stories that rival the complexity of a high-performance engine.
As economic conditions fluctuate, car ownership in Canada is becoming increasingly influenced by global financial trends. The intricate interplay of interest rates, geopolitics, and loan affordability shapes the landscape of auto ownership, intertwining with broader economic factors.
Gen Z and millennials are known for being generations that are tech-savvy, environmentally conscious, and financially prudent (#sidehustle, anyone?). However, Gen Z and Millennials buying used cars could be getting it wrong.
Few engine components are as crucial yet as often overlooked as the timing belt and timing chain. They play a significant role in your car’s engine, and understanding their differences, replacement intervals, and the importance of servicing them can save you from costly repairs down the road.
Whether you’re a mechanic or a vehicle enthusiast, OBD2 is your friend. This valuable resource empowers you to understand what’s happening under the hood and enables accurate diagnosis of any issues.
In an era of climate consciousness and evolving automotive technologies, deciding between keeping our internal combustion engine (ICE) car longer versus opting for an electric vehicle (EV) comes down to a balance of sustainability and practicality.
While the allure of a brand-new vehicle is undeniable, there are concrete financial, environmental, and emotional reasons to consider the value of your current vehicle.
Classic and collector cars have long been considered valuable investments due to their rarity and historical significance. However, the rise of ride-sharing and car-sharing services has created a new market for vehicles that can be used for business purposes, making them attractive investment opportunities.
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