Good news to those who are fans of both supercars and off-roading; Lamborghini is (probably) about to make your all-in-one dreams come true. Back in 2019 Lambo released a concept car that answered the important question that has been asked by anyone who has ever...
It seems like every time the temperature drops there’s a light on your dash telling you that your tire pressure is just a little bit low. Depending on the age, make, and model of your car you may have specifics of just which tire is...
BMWs are incredible cars. So incredible, in fact, that the same German engineering was used in what Snoopy’s own nemesis the Red Baron called the greatest engine in World War I. Our friends over at Thrillist put together some fascinating history about the airplane engine...
Good news Audi fans, the RS3 is back and has evolved into something even more incredible than before. When Audi originally made the RS3 they took some of the best bits of of the sporty S3 and the more mature A3 and mashed them together...
Be sure to see European Auto Specialists for your Porsche repairs and parts. Our Porsche technicians have decades of experience in Porsche scheduled maintenance and repair and know these cars from top to bottom. We also specialize in the vintage car repair and finding parts...
Is the temperature gauge in your car getting a little too close to that red line for your liking? Do you need to troubleshoot your car for overheating? The folks at Dummies.com have some great tips which range from the simple to the complex to...
There are few vehicle brands that simply scream excellence and luxury in quite the same way as Jaguar and Porsche. These two import vehicle brands have both been regarded as the pinnacle of sophistication for the better part of a century. If you’re lucky enough...
When it comes to the brakes on your Jaguar, there are generally two ways of telling if there is a problem: listening and seeing. You can make your first visual spot inspection yourself by removing the hubcap and looking at the spaces between the wheel and the brake. Ideally, the outside pad will be spaced against the motor rotor with at least a ¼ inch of pad. Anything less means you are due for a brake job. Likewise, if you hear a high pitched screeching sound, you better call a mechanic and schedule a brake inspection.
