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When it comes to motorsports rivalries, few are as legendary and iconic as the battle between Ford and Ferrari. The clash of these automotive titans took place in the 1960s and forever changed the landscape of endurance racing. Let's delve into the captivating story behind this fierce competition and how the legendary Ford GT was born! The Background In the early 1960s, Enzo Ferrari's" Scuderia Ferrari" team dominated the world of endurance racing, particularly the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans. Ferrari's innovative engineering and powerful racing machines had earned them an unbeatable reputation on the track. However, their supremacy caught the attention of an ambitious American automaker: Ford. Challenge Ahead Henry Ford II, the chairman of Ford Motor Company, was determined to establish his brand as a force to be reckoned with in motorsports. In 1963, he initiated a bold move by attempting to purchase a Ferrari. However ... read more

Some people have a hard time grasping the concept and importance of wheel alignment services. They might confuse it with other tire maintenance services. You should know that wheel alignment is a crucial part of vehicle maintenance.  Wheel alignment service involves adjusting the angles of the wheels to ensure they are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground. The correction ensures that your vehicle drives straight and handles well. Read on to learn everything you need to know about how often you should get a wheel alignment. How Often Should You Get a Wheel Alignment? It's recommended that you get a wheel alignment at least once a year, or at least have it checked. However, several factors can affect how often you should get a wheel alignment: Driving conditions: If you frequently drive on rough roads or off-road, your wheels may become misaligned more quickly. Tire wear: If your tires are wearing unevenly, it could be a sign that your wheels are misa ... read more

The clutch is an integral part of a manual transmission system, allowing you to shift gears and control the power output of your vehicle. However, like all parts of your car, the clutch can wear down over time, and you may eventually need to repair or replace it. In this blog, we’ll take a closer look at clutch repair, including what it is, the signs you need it, and how to avoid it. What is Clutch Repair?  Clutch repair involves fixing or replacing worn or damaged components of the clutch system. Some common clutch repairs include replacing the clutch disc, pressure plate, or release bearing. In some cases, the flywheel may also need to be resurfaced or replaced. The specific repair needed will depend on the specific issue with the clutch. Signs You Need Clutch Repair  Some common signs that you need clutch repair include: Difficulty shifting gear Clutch pedal feels spongy Burning smell Clutch slipping Unusual noises How to Avoid Clutch Repair  While so ... read more

Proper tire size assures that the wheel makes contact on the road and affects your drive. But how can you find your tire size, you might ask? Down below, you will find a couple of ways to know the exact size you need. Vehicle Type Let's start with your vehicle's exact characteristics. For the best match, you will need to determine the year, make, model and variation. They can be found in three places - the owner's manual, the driver's door jamb, and the window sticker. Driving Condition If your daily commute or job requires you to go through rough terrain, you shouldn't get ordinary tires. Ask for wheels that are more or less for offroading than asphalt roads. This will help by providing extra grip and safety when you need it. Tire Sidewall Information Having a closer look at your wheels, you will see a lot of numbers and text, but don't get scared. Three of those numbers are important for you to know. From left to right, the numbers mean - tire width, asp ... read more

If you ever notice a nasty smell coming from your car like rotten eggs, it can be an indicator of a few possible issues. Here are five common culprits that could be causing that nasty smell in your car: Bacteria: Over time, bacteria can buildup in the air conditioning system and cause it to emit a nasty, rotten egg smell. This is often caused by a buildup of bacteria in the evaporator coil, or because of condensation in the drain pan. Not only is the smell unpleasant, it can also be a sign of a much bigger problem. If you do detect a foul odor, have it serviced right away. The earlier you address the problem, the better! Leaks in the exhaust system: One of the warning signs of an exhaust leak is a sulfur smell that's similar to rotten eggs. This smell is actually created by the sulfur dioxide in the exhaust fumes. An exhaust leak can cause the car to run less efficiently, leading to increased fuel consumption and a decrease in performance. In some cases, it can even cause your c ... read more