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car review on subaru brz
As the most interesting little sports car for young car fans, Subaru BRZ and Toyota GR86, which were just released last month, have appeared in the Japanese Super GT race scene recently! This time, Subaru also brought a new generation of BRZ STI with STI sports kit for preview. Compared to the regular version of BRZ, this time, the STI division of Subaru replaced the BRZ STI with a set of STI's own exhaust liner, and with an exaggerated carbon fiber tail fin, the overall look is more fighting.
By David Thompson5 years ago in Wheel
Kia's new models are selling like hot cakes and winning awards
In 2021, KIA will be the general agent of Sena Mia Kia in Taiwan, China, and actively launch into the market in Taiwan, China. Adhere to the business philosophy of synchronizing with the global market, KIA will introduce the latest generation of KIA models at the fastest speed, and win recognition from domestic prospective car owners with hot sales results.
By David Thompson5 years ago in Wheel
What are the Most Common Defective Auto Parts that Cause Accidents?
Delaying or overlooking fixing recalled auto parts is an issue that causes hundreds of accidents every year. Imagine you’re driving down the highway at 65 MPH and a tire gets blown out or a component of your steering gives away and causes complete loss of control of the vehicle. This is but a simple example of what could go wrong because of a defective auto part.
By Ahmed A.5 years ago in Wheel
6 simple tips to the ultimate guide to Garages in Reading
There is always some level of apprehension when leaving your car with a garage for the first time for a MOT, car service, car repairs or simply vehicle maintenance. Will they do a good job? Is it going to be more expensive than you anticipated? Is their service of high quality? Today, the majority of garages adhere to the same service standards and are frequently members of networks or approved systems.
By Car Services in Reading5 years ago in Wheel
Spy Shots of 2022 Toyota Fortuner
The current generation of Ford Fortuner, 0r ฟอร์ดเอเวอร์เรส in Thailand language has been on the Thailand market for some time now. According to the timeline of Ford's previous new product launches, the Ford Fortuner is indeed going to undergo a mid-life update or facelift. Based on previous experience, we might guess that the updated Ford Fortuner should be very similar to its predecessor, with no major changes. In an increasingly competitive car market, most of Ford's competitors have upgraded to more powerful engines and better looking product designs. But fortunately, Ford has made a statement on its website that it is working on an all-new Ford Fortuner, which is expected to be available in 2022.
By Maypenny5 years ago in Wheel
Ford Ranger pickup special edition
The Ford Ranger was Europe's best-selling pickup truck with sales of 42,941 last year, surpassing the Toyota Hilux, which delivered 25,331. Ford officially celebrated the success of the pickup with a limited-edition Ranger model based on the flagship Ranger Rapto.
By David Thompson5 years ago in Wheel
A Somewhat Dodgy Chinese Translation!
Some time ago in the 1980s, when I was somewhat younger and shapelier, I decided to go to Sydney for a night out. The idea was to have some fun.
By a.a.gallagher5 years ago in Wheel
Chip Shortage Leads to Prices Soaring
In an unexpected turn of events, there has recently been a severe shortage of chips worldwide. The chip shortage has not only limited the production and supply of new cars, but has also led to a limited supply of used cars as fewer people trade in used cars as well. With the supply of vehicles decreasing, but people's demand still increasing, used car prices are soaring. In April 2021, Autofun conducted a new analysis of more than 1.2 million used cars, and the survey showed that used car prices increased by 16.8%, or $3,926, year-over-year. Used car prices have typically remained relatively stable year-over-year, falling 0.2 percent in 2019 compared to 2018 and rising 0.1 percent in 2020 compared to 2019. Data analyst Karl Berry in Autofun said the current rise in used car prices is unprecedented. What's worse, prices will likely remain high in the foreseeable future due to the global chip shortage and limited supply of new vehicles. Through market research and data analysis, we have identified the used cars that are seeing the biggest price increases, which is good for owners because they can trade in their old cars and still make a killing.
By Maypenny5 years ago in Wheel
Driving review: Mitsubishi Xpander MPV
Malaysia's car market has been shrinking over the past decade. With the arrival of three-row seater sport utility vehicles, Malaysians have shed the traditional family MPV that was once essential for many Malaysians.
By David Thompson5 years ago in Wheel
Things to Consider While Planning a Fleet Budget
While running a fleet business, the owner has to look after different aspects to get the desired results. Budget is amongst the most critical factors. It is the initial launching pad for a company at the start of the year. Starting with a reasonable budget means a higher probability of running successful operations. It is essential to prioritize important areas like vehicles, fleet management systems, etc., during budget allocation.
By Flotilla IOT5 years ago in Wheel
Human Error Driving The Fourth Industrial Revolution
AI Technology We are all aware of the divine advancements in technology that are launching a shift into future innovations. With things such as new hybrid vehicles or self-driving cars, maybe even Singapore’s design of the drone vehicle, we feel the global economic changes first hand. “Artificial Intelligence” (AI) Technology is creeping upon us. New clerk less shopping outlets such as Amazon Stores is popping up in more and more locations. Shipping and manufacturing are changing rapidly. Now ask yourself this; what is accelerating this fourth industrial revolution?
By Opal A Roszell5 years ago in Wheel
10 Reasons Why your Car Not Starting Up
Here are some common reasons why your car not starting up: 1. Dead Battery: If you never face any symptoms of the car not starting then the dead battery is responsible for it. Dead Battery is a very common reason for the car not starting up. Sometimes corrosion on the wires restrict the power flow but the battery can die due to several reasons such as accessories left on, you forget to off dome light for a longer time duration, loose wires, old battery, and water evaporated inside the component which leads to poor conductivity. Replace the battery or you can clean the connection to start the car. Also check the jumpstart, if it starts working then your car is dealing with a dying battery.
By Chintoo S5 years ago in Wheel