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Auto Repair Blog
http://www.gotengines.com/blog
This blog offers all kinds of different automotive information, from vehicle maintenance tips to installing an engine, you'll find it here.
- Added on: Dec 17th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Got Engines Inc.
- Listed in: Automotive Cars
- Tags: car buying tips engines transmissions vehicle maintenance auto repair tips auto shop marketing
Recent Posts
Ford Engines: X-8 Rotary Engines.
Ford Engines The experimental Ford engines introduced in 1919 were the first design of the experimental air-cooled prototype radial X-8 engine conceived by Henry Ford in 1918. He built the first X-8 in 1919 and built a special car, named the X-Car, t...
Engines for Sale: Toyota Prius Engines
Toyota is serving notice that it doesn’t intend to allow other car makers to pass it by in the race to be the “greenest” auto company. Small Toyota engines are used in the hybrid Prius, which will use a smaller gasoline engine in i...
Pontiac Engines for Sale.
General Motors began production of the Pontiac cars and engines in 1926. Due to the Great Depression, the Pontiac did not do so well. Its sales actually increased in the mid-thirties. The Pontiac was given its own trademark, a silver streak running f...
Saturn Engines: Very reliable and affordale to replace.
Continuing my last post, disregard my title because the Saturn engine in my moms car is fine. However, there are numerous issues to deal with. while most of them are small issues, any one of them may cause a breakdown. That was our goal, to eliminate...
Saturn Engines and Cold Weather Car Care.
I’m in Maryland for a few more days. It became apparent that my moms car needed some regular maintenance. She buzzes here and there in her 1999 Saturn Wagon with the SL-2 Saturn engine. With my dad not feeling so well, she has a full time job j...
Engine News: Gasoline and Diesel Engines for Sale.
With the introduction of hybrid vehicles, which use both electric motors and gas engines to power them, and fully electric cars, which are expected to debut in 2010 or 2011, most people will be surprised once they read the following automotive trivia...
