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Latest Reviews of the Toyota Tundra

When shopping for one of the many used cars Las Vegas has to offer; keep in mind the Toyota Tundra if you like off-road driving and if you want at quality full sized pickup truck. The truck comes with your choice of one of two strong V8 engines. Toyota has dropped the V6 in the Tundra. The Tundra comes with regular cab, extended and crew cabs. Also as of 2015 there is a special off-road trim package available. 

Check out the latest reviews when you read the full article, Latest Reviews of the Toyota Tundra by +Theresa McNeil, a Trusted Author of SimplyAutos.com

Honda CRV vs. Rav 4

When you are looking for used cars Las Vegas, the Honda CRV and the Toyota RAV4 are among some of the most popular compact crossover SUV’s you can find on today’s market. A comparison is helpful in determining which vehicle is right for you. 

Find out which best suits you by reading the full article, Honda CRV vs. Rav 4 by +Theresa McNeil, a Trusted Author of SimplyAutos.com

Fuel Economy Tips for Summer Driving

When it comes to finding ways to save money on gas, everyone likes to get on board. This is especially true during the summer months when you have the chance to travel and you want to spend your money on something other than paying for gas. Fortunately, there are a lot of things that you can do to help you save money while you are on the road. You can then put that money to good use elsewhere. Follow these five tips to start saving money right now. 

See them when you read the full article, Fuel Economy Tips for Summer Driving by +Mellisa Brewer, a Trusted Author of SimplyAutos.com

Save At The Pump: 8 Options

Contrary to popular belief, utilizing a hybrid isn’t the only way that you can save at the pump. By adjusting your driving habits and implementing a few tricks, you can easily do so as soon as today. Here are 8 different ways that you can save gas.

View these options by following the link to the full article, Save At The Pump: 8 Options by +Theresa McNeil, a Trusted Author of SimplyAutos.com

Fuel Option and Your Car

The best way to go about selecting the correct fuel option for your car is to know the facts about fuel. In order to determine the fuel, you must understand the octane rating and what your specific car requires. An engine needs a minimum level of octane to avoid pings to the engine. Pings are caused by uncontrolled combustion of fuel inside the cylinders of an engine. The octane level is determined by the level of its anti-ping properties. Another factor to consider when determining the right fuel for one’s car is the age of the car (1).

Learn more about your fuel options when you read the full article, Fuel Option and Your Car, by Mellisa Brewer, a Trusted Author of SimplyAutos.com

Is Synthetic Oil Really Worth The Extra Money?

Engine oil is designed to lube, to clean and to cool. For these purposes, both conventional and synthetic oil work fine. But what about the finer points of driving: fuel economy, oil changes, cash flow? How do synthetics and conventional oil measure up against one another in these areas?

Read the article at Simplyautos.com/blog/synthetic-oil-really-worth-extra-money by +William Morgan a Trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Rotating Your Tires

Rotating your tires is one of the most important steps to take in maintaining your car.

 Failure to do so can cause tire failure, suspension damage, and affect the car’s alignment. This kind of damage has an effect on your gas mileage, pocketbook, and personal safety.

Read the full tip at simplyautos.com/tips/rotating-tires/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Vans and Minivans

Not Your Mom's Minivan

The original minivan market embodied car buyers who could have used the capacity of a full size van.Original minivan buyers resisted the lack of responsiveness and parking limitations that came with full sized vans and embraced the introduction of the Dodge Caravan and the Plymouth Voyager in 1984 with relish. Many American car buyers valued the cargo space and seating space comparable to a full size van and purchased minivans because they wanted to drive cars as opposed to the truck platforms of full size passenger vans.

Read the full article at simplyautos.com/blog/vans-mini-vans/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Tips for Tire Maintenance

Tips for Maintaining Your Tires

Your tires are one of the most important parts of your car. They are the only protection between your car and the pavement below. Though most tires are very durable, they still require proper maintenance to ensure that they stay in good condition for as long as possible. Failure to do so may result in sudden blowouts, wheel damage or even car accidents. Luckily, there are some very simple ways to maintain your tires.

Read all the Tips at simplyautos.com/blog/tips-maintaining-tires/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Reasons Why I Should Buy a Hybrid

Hybrid vehicles may have been a curiosity a decade ago,

 

 

 but today they are among the most prevalent types of vehicles available on the market. Higher fuel costs and a desire to live a greener lifestyle are just a couple of factors leading to the hybrid car’s outstanding growth rate in the U.S. According to registration data from Edmunds.com, hybrid shares of new-vehicle sales rose from 2.4 percent to 3.4 percent between 2011 and 2012.

If you’re in the market for new vehicle, why should you choose a hybrid over many other available offerings? The answers may shock and surprise you.

 

Read the full article at simplyautos.com/advice/reasons-buy-hybrid/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Current Model Cars With Great Fuel Economy and Comfort

Do I have to Choose Comfort Over Fuel Economy?

 

 

 

Often car buyers have to compromise between great gas mileage and comfort. Getting the best in one usually means sacrificing the other. Sub-compacts get great gas mileage but the interiors lack considerable comfort especially for larger drivers. There are a few cars that compromise with decent consideration in both attributes.

 

Read the full article at simplyautos.com/advice/current-model-cars-great-fuel-economy-comfort/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Check Your Engine's Oil

Checking the oil life on a vehicle is one of the easiest tasks you can perform on your vehicle,

 

 

 

but if it is neglected for a significant period of time, the engine can overheat and you will be at risk for eating the bill on a multiple thousand dollar repair job. Because it’s easy to avoid having to pay such a high price, there’s no excuse for not checking the oil on your vehicle periodically.

Read the Full Article at simplyautos.com/blog/often-check-engines-oil/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

What can I do to make my car more fuel efficient?

When buying a car, one can see if it is fuel-efficient or not.

 
These numbers are usually accurate and reflect real-world results and tests. While these numbers do not change, a driver can try a few methods to enjoy better fuel efficiency. A motorist, who is looking to use less gas, can follow these six simple tips when driving.

For all the tips read the article at simplyautos.com/blog/can-make-car-fuel-efficeint/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

How to choose the best tires for you type of car!

One of the most vital components of any vehicle is its tires;

 

 
We rely on these every time we get behind the wheel. Tires are responsible for handling, steering, and maintaining traction even in the slickest or iciest of road conditions. Because tires play such a vital safety and performance role in any vehicle, it is important to know when it is time to replace them. Typically, a set of tires should last for around 50,000 miles, though this can vary depending on the specific size and type of tires you have. Knowing how to choose the best type of tire for your car based on the vehicle you drive and the type of driving you do most frequently is extremely important.

Read the full article at simplyautos.com/tips/choose-best-tire-type-car/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Can Cheap Gasoline Hurt My Engine?

Is Cheap Gas OK?

Aside from your home, your car is likely your largest investment, and it is important to do everything you can to extend its life span. While most think of the common aspects such as regular oil changes and routine maintenance, can the grade of gasoline you use actually hurt your engine? While many rely on the mindset that you get what you pay for, they may be throwing away unnecessary dollars toward premium grade gasoline.

Read the full article at simplyautos.com/tips/can-cheap-gasoline-hurt-engine/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

Ways to Save Money at the Pump

Gas prices never seem to go down.

 

While this is mainly correct, a smart motorist can take the time to save money by following these five tips.

1- Shop Around

2- Use Less

3- Branded Cards

4- Maintenance

5- Drive Slowley

With these five simple steps, one can use less fuel and save money.

Read the full article at simplyautos.com/advice/ways-save-money-pump/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

How to Care for Your Cabin Air Filter

What is a Cabin Air Filter?

 

The cabin or interior of your car needs a regular circulation of air in order to keep the air within the vehicle fresh and clean. Cabin air filters filter out the air that comes through the heating vents, air conditioning system and other ventilation ducts to remove dust, debris, pollen and other airborne particulates from the air before allowing it into the cabin. This is especially beneficial to those with respiratory problems, health issues or allergies as a good cabin filter can prevent those conditions from becoming irritated while driving in the car.

Read the Full Article at simplyautos.com/tips/care-cabin-air-filter/ by +William Morgan a trusted author for SimplyAutos.com

How Green is Your Hybrid?

How it works

Hybrid, by definition, is power that is produced and independently stored. A hybrid vehicle relies on at least two hybrid power systems, which transfer energy to an electric motor. The end result is the modern day chargeable car.

The Craze

Since the release of the 1997 Toyota Prius, hybrid vehicles have garnered worldwide attention. The new generation is extremely earth conscious and many people are opting to go green. The rising prices of gasoline, combined with the dubious threat of polluted air might explain the new hybrid craze. Many of these vehicles still require trips to the gas station, but these trips are less frequent and the price to fill up is substantially lower....Read the full article at http://simplyautos.com/blog/green-hybrid/