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 When Audi originally made the RS3 they took some of the best bits of of the sporty S3 and the more mature A3 and mashed them together...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...
There’s something to be said about a BMW. They are German engineered to perfection, sleek and speedy and absolutely gorgeous. And when BMW releases something new and a little bit different, its a good idea to sit up and pay attention. BMW’s new 2022 M4...
Some of the world’s top vehicle brands are German, and for good reason; Germany has long been known for pushing the boundaries of vehicle engineering to produce automobile innovations that set the international standard for both luxury and efficiency. If you’re driving around in a...
Electrical problems are a lot less common in newer cars, but they are often tougher to diagnose when they happen. Since every car these days has its own computer and diagnostics, electrical issues typically take a specialist. Light issues can be common electrical problems. The lights may work, but dim while you are driving. This may indicate a problem with the battery, the alternator or the voltage regulator. Sometimes your brake lights simply won’t work. If you replace the bulbs and the problem still isn’t fixed, a fuse is the likely culprit. Electrical issues can also involve loose wires or problems with the computer system.
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