Source: Pixabay RPM is one of those car terms that people throw around like everyone knows what it means, but that isn’t always true. For one thing, not everyone actually knows that RPM is an acronym for ‘rotations per minute’. More importantly, a lot of people don’t really know what RPM means in context, or what RPM means for your vehicle. The problem is if you don’t understand RPM you’re probably missing a lot of important information about your vehicle.

Source: Pixabay Most people know all about tire replacement, at least if they’re car drivers, but a lot of people don’t know much else about how the inside of your vehicle’s wheel works. That’s okay; the majority of the time, you don’t need to know how your wheels are working; you just need to make sure they are. However, every once in a while, something will go wrong, and you’ll need to take a closer look at your wheels or get your vehicle to a mechanic so they can check it out.

Source: Pixabay Funny how a tiny icon showing up unannounced on your dash can cause so much dread. Somehow you know those little warning lights of doom mean there’s something wrong with your car, and you may have to make unscheduled visits to your mechanic. One warning light most people don’t want to see on their dash is the ABS light. It has something to do with your vehicle’s braking system, so it’s not an issue you can afford to ignore.

Most people know that their vehicle will eventually need to have the fuel injectors replaced, but it’s common not to know when that’s going to happen, how much it’s going to cost, or even why fuel injectors are so important in the first place. Don’t worry too much, though; we’re going to talk about what your vehicle’s fuel injectors are, why they’re important, how much it costs to replace them, and the signs and symptoms that something is starting to go wrong.

Source: Pixabay Since the late 1990s, cars made for the Japanese domestic market have grown in popularity. JDM automobiles appeal to a wide range of car fans around the globe, including those in North America, Europe, and Asia. Honda, Subaru, Toyota, Mazda, Suzuki, Lexus, Mitsubishi Motors, and Nissan are all popular brands. While these cars have been popular for decades, they have gained even more popularity in the last few years.

Source: Pixabay If you love a good cherry red hot rod, you probably already know that red cars get pulled over more often than other colors. But is that actually true? The idea that red cars are cop-magnets is a popular one and something of an urban legend in a lot of places. There are even people who refuse to drive a red car for exactly that reason. After all, getting pulled over is no fun, and no one wants to pay more traffic tickets than they absolutely have to.

Source: Pixabay Following a significant accident or other damage (like a fire or flood), a car may not be repairable to its original condition. In these situations, the insurance company will declare the affected vehicle a total loss. In other words, it would cost more to fix the car than it’s worth. When this happens, that car’s title gets branded as salvaged. So, that leads to a natural question, “How to get a salvage title cleared?

Source: Pixabay While researching which next car to buy, you’ll come across numerous terms, jargon, and acronyms being thrown around. It’s a common source of confusion, especially if you’re a first-time buyer or new to the automotive world. One particular question that many of our readers and customers have is, “What does 4D mean on a car?” For today’s post, we’ll shed light and give some answers to the question: what does 4D mean on a car?

Source: Pixabay Your car’s oil pan serves as a reservoir for all the oil flowing through the engine, keeping it cool and lubricated. To keep everything operating smoothly, the pan is fastened to the bottom of your engine, and a pump circulates the oil around and back into the engine. If there’s an issue with your oil pan, you’ll be leaking oil, which may damage your vehicle if left unrepaired.

Source: Pixabay The Toyota Prius came onto the scene in 1997 as the first commercially available gas-electric hybrid in the United States. Since that time, it’s impacted the way hybrids have developed over the years. Although it’s a hybrid, the Toyota Prius uses a battery. If you have one, you might wonder - how much does a Toyota Prius battery replacement cost? If you want to learn more about a Toyota Prius battery replacement cost, you’ve come to the right place.