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Car "kits" are sold for satellite radio units---I wonder if that's an option. A car kit came with the unit we purchased, and I don't think it plugs into "the formerly known as" cigarette lighter.

If the material is vinyl, the DYI glue approach is probably OK. If it's fabric, the glue will seep through and it will be fairly ugly. An upholster or detailer could help you out.

"Certified" used cars have gone through an extensive certified mechanic's inspection, and they come with warranties, if I'm not mistaken. Is that what you're thinking of?

I did hear something about that. I hope the price of oil doesn't get out of hand again. I have a feeling the powers that be will be keeping a lid on it precisely because of the economy.

It seems there was "an era" a few years back when some cars were designed for the seatbelts to automatically buckle up when the car was started. Is that still the case?

I could see where it might be more difficult if a person was grossly obese, but then everything is more difficult in that situation I would say......

I went with one. I rolled the amount right into the loan. I like it because I'm not tempted to put it off, because they send me reminders. All I have to do is get there, and it's done.

Since the manufacturers do not do much with putting spoilers on cars, I would not think they do much at all for everyday, typical driving performance.

My poor teenaged daughter cannot parallel park for the life of her. Is there an easy way I can explain it to her and help her learn this?

I never go with the factory options for sound systems. I travel lots, and spend lots of time in my car, and I also like music. I prefer to customize my sound system on my own.

I had a problem like that once. It turns out that the shop that did the work made a mistake and used the wrong pads for my kind of car.

If he's experienced with motorcycles, and he has a safe record with them, then it could be a big cost saver for you. If it's a short commute, the risks go down too.

Hi, All. This looks like a good site and I am looking forward to learning lots and picking up some good tips on all things automotive.

Do they make me nervous? No, not really, but I do find that I try to be more watchful and more careful when they are present in traffic---absolutely.

You might consider a diesel 3/4 ton model. Diesels are built to haul heavy loads. If you're looking for a used one, look for one with the lowest mileage so you get the most use you can out of it.

I would prefer to drive in the rain over the snow. I've never gotten stuck in the rain, but you never quite know with the snow.