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Making Sense of Vehicle Safety Ratings
If you're planning to purchase a used vehicle in the near future, it's critical that you have all the available information that you'll need to make an informed decision. Keep reading to learn more about the different vehicle safety ratings issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Read moreWhat Is the Difference Between Oversteer and Understeer?
Car owners have a lot of terms to keep track of. The importance of understanding these terms cannot be understated. This is because a more knowledgeable car owner is much more likely to extend the lifetime of their car and save tons of money over time. That is why we here at Cassill Motors Inc of Cedar Rapids, IA wanted to be sure to teach you the difference between oversteer and understeer.
Read moreWinterize Your Vehicle with New Wiper Blades
When winter hits, it can hit hard. Snow and ice can lead to problems on the road, creating hazardous conditions and sometimes causing accidents. In addition to making sure your fluids are topped off, your tires are in good condition, and that you're regularly checking the weather reports, you can also take a look at your wiper blades.
Read moreHow to Prevent Your Car from Being Stolen
We want you to be someone who is informed about the care that a vehicle needs, and we want you to know how to keep your vehicle from being taken. You should know what you can do to keep your vehicle from being stolen.
Read moreWinter Tires vs. All-Season Tires
When you want to have confidence when driving in the winter, getting a set of winter tires could provide you with the added traction you need to feel safe. At Cassill Motors Inc, we can show you your options for winter tires and explain how they are better equipped to handle winter driving conditions than standard all-season tires.
Read morePrying the Badge Off of Your Vehicle
For those of you that are not aware, you can actually remove the badge from your vehicle. This is especially true for badges that are held in place by adhesive. They are not very difficult to remove because there are many different ways to remove an adhesive badge.
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