The Fascinating History of a Truly Iconic Sportscar The 911 has a long and well-celebrated place in Porsche history. The original concept for the 911 went all the way back to some original drawings made by Ferdinand “Butzi” Porsche in 1959, which were made just...
Living the Dream: Going Off Road with Your Land Rover SUV Land Rovers are rightfully known for their posh pedigrees and comfortably luxurious interiors. But the fact is, Land Rovers are for so much more than the urban experience. You haven’t fully appreciated your Land...
Own a Landrover 2006 or newer? There might be a recall issued for your european made brakes. According to Car and Driver, 99,327 Range Rover models dating back to 2006 are being recalled due to faulty brake hoses that can rupture, citing filings with the...
The check engine light comes on. You check, and what a relief, the engine is still there. Most of the time, this is how the check engine light plays out and that’s just fine. Perhaps it’s a minor emissions problem you won’t really have to...
When it comes to matters of import car maintenance, it seems like everyone has their own opinion. While you should absolutely have your brakes flushed and the fluid replaced periodically, how long you should go between brake flush services is up for debate. For example,...
Import Car Maintenance Info: Do I Need a Radiator Flush? Radiators. Like making sure there is water in the well, we never think about them until there is a problem, and like most auto repair problems, it usually happens at the most inconvenient time possible....
Every car owner, especially those who own luxury brands like BMW, Jaguar, or Porsche, eventually faces a common question: should I rely on a dealership for my car repair? It depends on how deep your pockets are. Unless the auto repair is under warranty, the...
Get Your Dream Car: Save Money with a Vintage Porsche Porsches are always in style, no matter what era. If you are looking to get your hands on a Porsche, but you don’t want to break the bank, it may be worth your while to...
Does buying premium gas—especially when your car doesn’t recommend it—just flush your money down the drain? With today’s gas prices and a difference between octanes that could cost up to a dollar per gallon, it’s a serious question. Ultimately, it comes down to the performance...
Wondering how to fix the brakes on your 1999 Jaguar Vanden Plas? YouTube has a handy video that walks you through the Jaguar brake repair process. With the right tools and some elbow grease you can save money and do it yourself for any models...
Brake systems break down like everything else. The rubber in the valves of your master cylinder, calipers and wheel cylinders wear away. The broken pieces flake off and end up in your braking fluid. The fluid itself can also get old and worn out. Moisture can get into the system and cause rust, contributing to more residue in the braking fluid. Like oil, brake fluid needs changed periodically. This is why you might want to consider having your brakes flushed about every 30,000 miles. The involves removing the dirty fluid and restoring it with clean fluid, which will protect your braking system. Talk to your mechanic to see when you are due.
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