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Here's The Salary You Need To Make To Buy A New Car In Your State - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Unless you're lucky enough to live in a walkable city like New York or San Francisco, chances are you'll need a car to get around. For hundreds of millions of Americans, owning a car is as vital as owning a phone — cars allow you to get from Point A to B, after all. Forget the romanticism of freedom or the status they provide. Having a good, reliable car provides the average American with the means to get to school or work, buy groceries, visit friends, and so on. It's also a major household exp
Here's The Salary You Need To Make To Buy A New Car In Your State - AOL (opens the original)
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Unless you're lucky enough to live in a walkable city like New York or San Francisco, chances are you'll need a car to get around. For hundreds of millions of Americans, owning a car is as vital as owning a phone — cars allow you to get from Point A to B, after all. Forget the romanticism of freedom or the status they provide. Having a good, reliable car provides the average American with the means to get to school or work, buy groceries, visit friends, and so on. It's also a major household exp
Skip The Michelin Tires - These Alternatives Are Cheaper & Ride Just As Smooth - SlashGear (opens the original)
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You're spoiled for choice when it comes to tires, as evidenced by the racks filled with different options at places like Costco, which already offers five different options. Other specialized tire shops often break into the dozen or more category, but one tire you'll generally see right in the front is Michelin. And that's no accident; the French tire company holds enough awards and popularity to put the New York Yankees to shame. It fields tires for just about everything on wheels, from bicycle
How Long Do Drum Brakes Typically Last? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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If there's one thing you absolutely need on a car, it's a good set of brakes. It doesn't have to stop particularly hard — the term "good" simply means that it'll always stop. The last thing you want when you're traveling 65 mph down the interstate is to press the brake pedal and little or nothing happens, which is why brakes are engineered to be periodically maintained. Brake service differs depending on what type of vehicle you have. Most modern cars have four-wheel discs, some have rear drums,
Why Do So Many Modern Cars Have Sealed Transmissions? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Modern cars are technological marvels. With around 150 years under the belt, the engineering of these machines is a well-understood and matured science by now, and a lot has changed since the old days. To the point, cars are (on paper, anyway) far more reliable today than they ever have been, thanks to modern metallurgical techniques, advanced manufacturing capability, and all that R&D time to back it up. You don't even have to maintain your car like the old days anymore; say goodbye to the task
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