Look, the mechanics at our Cincinnati auto garage love a competition — especially when it’s close. And when it comes to US sales last October, the BMW vs. Mercedes competition didn’t disappoint. BMW beat Mercedes barely by the nose — a difference of only 34...
It’s official. The next generation of the Land Rover Defender 4×4 will be built in Slovakia — not the U.K. The Defender model had been built at the firm’s Solihull factory near Birmingham. The latest rendition has been designed and built in the U.K. engines...
Walk into any automobile repair shop in Cincinnati — you can practically smell the danger. Chemicals, heavy equipment, electric tools all have their inherent hazards. How are auto garages regulated? What about these regulations makes them safe? And how can you tell walking into a...
Jaguar makes beautiful cars, but like anything mechanical, problems will occur from time to time, including electrical issues. Back in 2014, Jaguar actually issued a recall on 7,079 2014-’15 Jaguar F-Type convertibles to fix an incorrect wiring problem. The issue involved a front-passenger airbag not activating properly. Essentially, the seatbelt harness was not properly wired, which affected the sensors that activated the air bag. The sensors might also not be able to detect the installation of a child seat or the presence of a smaller person. “In the event of a crash necessitating deployment of the front-passenger airbag, a child or small stature occupant may be at an increased risk of injury,” NHTSA stated. Wondering if your Jaguar is subject to a recall? Call our Cincinnati repair shop. We’d be happy to help!
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