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All vehicles require adequate power to operate properly. Many novice car owners associate this function of the vehicle with the battery, but the truth is that the battery primarily just provides cranking amps for starting along with backup power when the alternator is bad. And, trouble ensues quickly when this circuit breaks down.

Many mechanisms and components function strategically when a braking system is used on the road. Throughout different phases of the braking process, various hardware components produce heat. This heat can dramatically damage the housing on rotors and pistons because these parts are constructed out of metal. 

If you've ever had your car break down on the side of the road or seen one broken down, then you know that it's scary when cars don't get over and they just fly past without slowing down.

When it comes to your car, did you know that you can save money by doing little things? Like making sure your vehicle isn't weighed down so you will save more fuel. But there are other little things you can do to keep your car healthy. Like keeping your gas tank full during the cold winter months. Many have debated if you should keep your gas tank half full or half empty. Well the results are in and it seems to be more efficient to keep your gas tank more full than empty, especially in the winter months.

The terms All-Wheel Drive (AWD) and Four Wheel Drive (4WD) often get used by drivers interchangeably, but the fact is that both options have entirely different levels of functionality. Each of these has their pros and cons.

Owning a vehicle gives you a tremendous amount of freedom to drive just about anywhere you want. You can travel long distances to see friends and family, or just take a leisurely drive on a Sunday afternoon in Washington, NC. But, the freedom is not at all free. There are additional costs for having a vehicle other than just your monthly payment.

Imagine with me; you are on a 300-mile road trip with your two children. An hour into this trip the kids have gone through every snack, juice box, book, and toy you had brought to help them stay entertained throughout the drive. Now you have more than 200 miles to go with two bored children in the back seat. Or you do?

Keeping your passengers entertained can be one of the most difficult challenges a driver faces. Luckily, if you're driving the 2018 Chrysler Pacifica, the entertainment is already provided.
 

If you're a normal everyday driver looking for a normal everyday car, don't buy the 2017 Jeep Wrangler. Grocery runs, soccer practice, car pools; that's not what the Wrangler is built for. The 2017 Jeep Wrangler is made for those drivers who look at the road and think "optional." The kind of driver who wants more than a vehicle to get them from Point A to Point B. The Wrangler was made to go off-road.

When you call a car "Demon" it makes some immediate promises. It tells drivers that it won't be your everyday sedan. It tells them that it'll be more than the norm.

The 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon definitely lives up to that. The top tier trim of the new 2018 Challenger line, the Demon comes with a 6.2-liter supercharged Hemi V8 engine under its hood. That, put shortly, means power.