Keeping It Low
Feb04

Keeping It Low

Driving a modified car gives you a whole new perspective of the road ahead, Suzanne Keane offers some tips for driving a low car   My daily commute is relatively simple….except for the torturous final 200 meters. I pity any other car who gets stuck behind me as I slowly weave over the new killer speed ramps that the council have decided to install. I’m not looking for sympathy – after all I chose my car and I...

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It’s a Wrap
Jan19

It’s a Wrap

If you’re looking for something different or your car needs a new paint job it may be worth looking at getting the bodywork wrapped writes Suzanne Keane So what is it? A “wrap” is a PVC Vinyl which is directly applied to the bodywork of a car – to some or all panels depending on your requirements. It’s ideal if you want to provide long term protection for your existing paint or feel like a change – or even just for advertising...

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Update your wheels
Jan12

Update your wheels

Don’t fall behind on technology with your older car – the 5 upgrade tips below will give you that new car spec without the hefty price tag writes Suzanne Keane  Touchscreen Double Din – It’s probably time to throw out that nasty CD player! With some careful online research you can pick up the perfect stereo system to suit your needs whether that’s with DVD/Blu-ray, MP3, iPod connectivity etc. It’s a good idea to buy from a local...

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Driving in Windy Weather
Jan08

Driving in Windy Weather

The weather is likely to remain  unsettled and very windy  over the next few days so have some tips for driving in windy weather High-sided vehicles and caravans are most affected by high winds but sudden gusts can blow any vehicle off course. Be particularly aware of this on open stretches of road exposed to strong cross winds, or when passing bridges or gaps in hedges. In extreme windy weather, your vehicle may be affected by...

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Caught on Camera; Dash Cams
Jan05

Caught on Camera; Dash Cams

The dash cam is a hi-tech gadget that has become a must-have item in a car writes Suzanne Keane A dash cam is an onboard camera that you can either attach to your windscreen or dashboard. They record the road ahead and see what you see. Their use has become more common in the past few years with many transport companies using them as video evidence in accidents – especially in cases of insurance fraud. If you’re involved in an...

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What to watch out for when buying a car
Nov10

What to watch out for when buying a car

Buying a car can be a daunting experience – no matter how prepared you are! Before you hand over the cash make sure you’re done your research advises Suzanne Keane Our Checklist The ad – Before you make a call do an online search for the phone number and email address on the ad. There’s a good chance you’ll come across other items for sale from the same person. When you do make the initial call listen out...

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