An example, when Hurricane Sandy hit NJ/NY/PA/CT flooded tons of cars which would usually get a title stamped "salvage". However people/dealers bought these cars as fast as they could and moved them out of state, registered them to get a new title, then shipped them to other states to be sold...
It could be a title washed wreck. There is a was to take a totaled car and repair it without a salvaged title. Has anyone e-mailed the dealer and asked?
I'm going to rent a car on Turo for an upcoming trip and there are a ton of Tesla's, was thinking about renting one to see how I liked it. I've never messed with an electric car
Hmmm, do you have a pic of the seats? I'm not to far from you (SouthWest Florida) and might be interested in the trade. I have the GT Premium leather seats
I live in South Florida so sometime it feels like we are, under, water. Ill be storing it outside, on asphalt. And I do drive the car, but I'm looking to keep it from getting spotted up from the rain, palm trees that leak sap everywhere, and to protect from the landscapers that like to cover...
Anyone have any input on the different car covers Steeda sells? I'm in South Florida, so I'm not really worried about snow protection.
Looks like they range from about $220 up to about $550. What's the difference? And is it worth almost double the price?
Any alignment shop can align that car. The lane assist shouldn't have anything to do with the mechanical alignment. You can call some full service shops to see if they do alignments, and if they don't, ask them to recommend someone. Ask some guys down at the car shows. Most towns have a good...