Are you a Saab enthusiast? We sure are. We love repairing Saabs, but we also enjoy geeking out over their history. And last September a real piece of history went up for auction: The third-oldest surviving Saab, the ninth of 20 prototypes built before the...
Keeping up with your regular scheduled repair maintenance is critical to getting the most out of your BMW. It is a proactive way of keeping your car in tune while also minimizing unnecessary expenses. Start by reading your owner’s manual. That way you can see for yourself what the manufacturer recommends when it comes to oil changes, belt replacement, radiator flushes, and brake jobs.You’ll know when to get your timing and serpentine belts replaced (failing to do so can destroy your engine). You’ll know when it’s time to replace the spark plugs (a very easy thing to forget). You might consider talking to your mechanic to get any standard maintenance out of the way.
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