



I saw a car that looked like this the other day and it has truly mystified me. I must know what kind of car it is. It was not a trailer btw it was literally a car. Any help would be appreciated 🙌
My cars steering wheel locks while I’m on the high way and makes it difficult for me to turn the steering wheel. It’s an electronic problem the mechanic said, but he said he doesn’t work on electronic in vehicles. Stupid companies made electric shit and made it harder for us to fix our cars. I went to another electronic mechanic and he read the code but said he wants to make sure the code is the exact one, so he took away the code and it happened to me again on the highway (it locked), I had to drive back to the electronic mechanic guy, but when I get there I turn off the vehicle in the front to enter his shop, but when I turned it back on the code was gone and the wheel was free again and not locked, so he couldn’t check the code since the light wasn’t on. Fuck these electronic steering wheels. If I would’ve known about these issues in new cars, I wouldn’t have bought this car lol. Hyundai Elantra 2016 GT
Bought a car that sat for 15 years from a passed person. Person also passed about 15 years ago. So, literally payed a random person for the car and registration papers.
Since it was still in the name of the passed person, is it possible to get this car registered in my name ? Living in BC Canada.
Do have a transfer form but it says on the form I have to go to icbc within 10 days of purchasing the car. But the transfer form is dated 2011. So I am passed the ten days . Or actually even more than 10 years.
Does anyone have any idea what to do in my situation.
Car is a non-runner, but classic Mercedes and don’t feel like pumping money into it without knowing I can get it in my name and on the road again.
My father passed away and he was the owner of a vehicle . It was pretty sudden . I might have the title but I'm not sure about that . So there's nothing I can do with the vehicle right ? Like I can't sell it without a title ? I live in ATX and I think my best bet is to find a local mechanic who will help fix it up . The steering wheel shakes a little bit . Are there places you can take it to scrap it and get a few dollars out of it when it fully does break down ?
Hey im enrolling at mit this year and my dad is gonna buy me my first car!!
I wanted something like a mclaren 750 or a 296 gtb but apparently the boston winter is harsh and these cars are very difficult to daily.
So i was looking at the sterrato cuz it looks tuff and also is apparently better for dailying.
Is it a good choice?
Also do u think i can not crash it as a first car and are there other kids with exotic cars at these unis?
Trying to arrange transport for a classic car and want to make sure it’s handled properly. Looking for a service that takes extra care during shipping. Any suggestions or experiences to share?
i have a 95 ford ranger xlt. the battery is fully charged and power is going through the terminals. it isn’t getting power and won’t start until I get a jump then it works fine. what do you think it could be?
I used the rough side of the sponge to remove a tough stain to realize I damaged it by creating more scratches. What can I do?
Yeah they’re pretty cool i know but no specific order
This is a 2000 Nissan Silvia S15 spec-r my son brought home with him from Okinawa when he shipped home from the Marines. It was in beautiful condition when he bought it but it has some rust/rot areas you can't see like behind the tail lights. So He's already done some work on it while in Okinawa will be finishing it now that he's home. .
I just got a new car, and I’m thinking about whether to get a dashcam. There’s a lot of road surveillance now, so it doesn’t feel as necessary. I mostly use the car for commuting and occasional short trips, and I often park in public areas, so I’m wondering if it’s worth it for everyday driving. Do you guys usually use a dashcam?
I've had many cars over the years. These are just some of them