If you want to drive a Mustang that offers you the manual transmission and no power steering of the old school models you’ll be sorely disappointed. In fact there is a good chance the car will drop the 3.7-liter V6 from the lineup but other items will be added to make this a better car to drive than it’s been in the past. For 2018 the plans are in place for the Mustang to receive some impressive improvements to make it a car that is even more performance oriented on the road and on the track.
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You’ve Got a New Performance Car; Now What?
There are two schools of thought when it comes to breaking in a new vehicle and whether your new vehicle is a performance model or not there are some things you should do and some you shouldn’t do when you have a new model vehicle. The reality is that having a new car is like anything else that’s new; you need to break it in and do so in a way that will make it possible for the car to reward you with years of great driving. Here are some things you should never do in your brand new performance machine, and here’s a video describing these things if that’s what you prefer.
2017 Volkswagen CC: The Car You’ll Love to Drive
Yes, you’ll love driving the CC, but that’s only if you can stop looking at this car. The look of the four-door coupes that have been added to the market typically ride only in the luxury arena, but the CC is a four-door coupe that is built on the same platform as the Passat, but offers you the shape and appearance you want. This is the car that offers you the youthful exuberance and gorgeous curves of a car that feels like a car you will keep on driving for a long time just for the fun of the drive.
Be a Partner with Your Car with some Great Hacks
No matter what type of car owner you are you want your life with your vehicle to be easier and offer you the benefit of a great ride while providing you with the ability to fit in your lifestyle the way you want. If you constantly feel like you’re having to battle to keep your car out of trouble there are some great ways to make a difference in the car ownership you have so that you can make your life easier. Don’t let a few door dings or scratches get you down, use these car hacks to help you improve your life with your vehicle.
Be Satisfied with your Car Buying Experience
Buying a vehicle is one of the biggest investments you make in your life and you want that experience to be one that’s easy to navigate and enjoy. In the past it was hard to gauge how dealers handled the deal and what made sense for them to sell you a vehicle, but for the past thirty years JD Power has compiled a score that is called the Sales Satisfaction Index Study which measures your satisfaction with a dealership based upon specific factors to help understand why you buy your car from on dealership or another.
2017 Toyota Yaris: Affordability and Dependability Together
Is dependability boring? When you go somewhere or make a commitment to someone are you always where you’re expected to be and depended upon to get done what needs to get done? If that’s boring then maybe more of us should sign up for that characteristic and be more boring like the Toyota Yaris. As part of the Toyota family of vehicles, the Yaris is the least expensive model on the road today and comes in either a three or five-door hatchback style that’s dependable and fuel efficient as well as affordable, making it a great choice for many to drive.
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2017 Nissan Sentra: One of Our Favorite Compact Sedans
When you think of the Nissan Sentra you might picture a long line of cars on the highway heading to the same workplace on a daily basis. While this is the life of many of these compact sedans, the Nissan Sentra can offer you a ride that’s easy to enjoy and features that are intelligently laid out to give you the ride you won’t mind on a daily basis and one you can really enjoy when you aren’t dealing with commuter traffic. The Sentra just might be the perfect vehicle for you and your family to enjoy.
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2017 BMW X1: Barely an SUV, but Full of Vigor
The BMW X1 has been called many things, even by the company that makes it. This vehicle performs in the compact crossover SUV class as one of the most impressive small vehicles that sits up higher on the road, but it really doesn’t have any utility to speak of. Instead, BMW prefers to call this an SAV, which stands for Sport Activity Vehicle, giving the X1 the right name and title and showing that it doesn’t have to be a utility model to be an admirable vehicle to drive on the road.
2017 Chevrolet Sonic: An In-Between Compact
Chevrolet has been building several small cars for a long time and their lineup includes three for you to choose from, the Spark, Sonic and Cruze. The Sonic is the middle of the pack of these three and gives you the small size you want to drive with a bit more elbow room than the Spark. The Sonic comes in either hatchback or sedan forms to give you the right drive for you. Not only is this a car that comes to you in a small size and with a small price, but it does come with a large amount of great tech features for your driving pleasure.
Taking the Tesla Model Even Farther
Several months ago Tesla unveiled the Summon feature for some of their vehicles and it seems this feature is about to be taken even farther. The Summon feature is one in which an owner can use a remote key fob and have the vehicle open the garage door, move itself into the driveway and be turned on with the climate controls running to give the owner the ability to enjoy heading out the front door to a warmed up or cooled down vehicle. This feature is so unique that another company is working to bring this along with other technologies to the Nashville area.