There are some great car features out there: heated steering wheels and seats, bluetooth, a sunroof. But for every good idea there are the ones that you can’t believe ever made it past the boardroom. Take a look back at this great list of car features from Oddee.com that will make you LOL. 1. The […]
Spill The Beans is a new series that gives you the inside information on all things automotive. The series will break down buying and trading in secrets, best tips and tricks for cleaning your car, negotiating strategies, and DIY auto projects. We’re kicking off this series with an interview from Fred Bean’s insider, Sam Zook. […]
Before we get into whether the value of a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle outweighs the cost, let’s break down exactly what it takes to be a CPO. Not every used vehicle on a dealer’s lot is certified. In fact, only a small percentage of used cars meet the stringent standards. Who sets the standards? Each […]
This weekend we’ll celebrate St.Patrick with a parade, and on the 17th we’ll “cheers” our green beer with our best Irish accent, but do we know who St.Patrick was or why we celebrate him? Well I’ve done some research so that you’ll be loaded with all the St.Patrick’s Day information you need to impress your […]
We all know the story of Thanksgiving, when the early pilgrims and Native Americans gathered around a table and shared a meal. What you may not know is that there were 150 men at the first Thanksgiving and only 5 women to prepare the 3 day feast. This Thanksgiving, as you gather around your table, […]
While you’re waiting for the snow to arrive – or Spring – here are a few facts you probably didn’t know about the month of March.
Those of us who vividly remember the winter of 1993 here in Bucks County find a lot of the hype over impending snowfalls of three to five inches to be pretty ridiculous.
Thank you to FactSlides for these interesting statistics on the vehicles in our world. There are 1 billion cars currently in use on the planet. About 165,000 cars are produced every day.
There’s nothing like an impending January nor’easter – complete with wildly varying and quickly increasing predicted snowfall amounts – to bring out the recollections of our childhood winters.