Posted by Don Elliott Auto Group on 7:11 AM

Start your Monday off with a little
humor and check out some hilarious car facts that many people rarely know
about!
Americans have been
driving for over 100 years now. The United States is currently ranked first
worldwide in cars per capita. Along the
years, there have been an abundant of funny facts on cars and the culture. Keep
reading to see the most outrageous true facts!
The Early Days:
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The first
speeding tickets were given out in 1902.
The top speed of most cars then was approximately 45 miles per hour in
that time.
·
Some...
Posted by Don Elliott Auto Group on 7:14 AM

Summer weather is officially here; so don’t dull it up
with a terrible car wash! This blog has a list of the best car washing tips and
the things you should try to avoid.
It is a fact that
frequently washing your car is the best thing you can do to maintain your
vehicles finish and preserve its’ showroom shape. However, careless washing can leave your
paint in poorer condition than when you started. Using the right materials and techniques will make the wash easy.
Here’s a list of some basic car-washing dos and don’ts that will help keep your
vehicles’ finish in prime condition.
·
Don’t:
Do...
Posted by Don Elliott Auto Group on 7:51 AM

Checking your tire pressure and adding air seems like such a
simple task that you don’t even need to think about it. But keeping your tires
at the proper pressure and knowing how to fill them correctly is a very crucial
task. It will help your tires last longer and make your ride smoother.
This article from Cars.com lists tips for checking your tire
pressure as well as instructions for how to fill your tires in order to keep
them in the best shape possible.
Before
starting
To find your tires' proper inflation level,
look for a sticker on the driver-side doorjamb. It displays the vehicle weight
restriction and tire information. The...
Posted by Anonymous on 6:48 AM

What
does the car of the future look like? We have all wondered it at some point.
Will it drive by itself, or communicate with other cars to avoid accidents? The
infographic below from InsuranceQuotes.com paints a picture of what the car of
tomorrow may possibly look like. Take a look and see how it compares to today’s
cars.
Click the link to read the
original article from Mashable: http://on.mash.to/107IRat...