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When considering buying used trailers, used tractors, used cars or anything second-hand, there some basic considerations that will always apply. Whilst there will always be a small element of risk in a second-hand purchase, this can be minimised by doing as much research as possible in advance. It is also worth bearing in mind that buying a new trailer will not always represent good value, due to the rapid depreciation in value of some products.

So where to start when looking for a used trailer? Your primary concern must be to refine your understanding of exactly what you need your trailer for, so you can get the best matched trailer for your purpose. There are a lot of options on the market, both new and second-hand, so it will really help to narrow down the choices by closely considering the trailer specifications that you need.

Taking a little time to understand trailer design will help enable you to decide what size of trailer you need. The smallest trailers have just a single axle, which may be all you need if your loads are light and you need to maximise manoeuvrability. Double axle trailers generally have a higher load capacity than single axle ones and are considered to ride more smoothly. In addition, the extra wheels will improve stability when the trailer is unhitched. For extremely large loads there are triple axle trailers available. These heavy-duty trailers can carry very heavy weights, but will be more awkward to manoeuvre and have more complex braking systems.

Clearly, the weight and size of what you need to transport are of primary importance in determining what size of trailer you need. Beyond that, other considerations will be determined by the capacity of your towing vehicle, the terrain it is to be used on, the nature of your load, whether there are security issues or not and the amount of money you have to spend.

The load carrying capacities of both trailer and towing vehicle ought to be listed in the user manuals of both vehicles. If for any reason you find this information doesn’t tally up with your calculations, then call the manufacturers to check the figures, as there may be a safety issue attached to the intended carrying capacity of either towing vehicle or trailer. If you are working on a farm, then it is likely that the trailer will need to be able to accommodate movement over rough terrain. The number of axles and their strength and condition will be an important consideration for trailers designed for off-road and rough terrain use.

As well as the size of your load, the nature of your load presents other considerations. If your load is valuable and the trailer will be stored outside, then you may want to consider the relative security of some kind of box trailer which has doors and can be locked. If you need to transport horses or other livestock, this presents other issues that you will need to check up on, both in terms of the nature of the trailer specifications and legal requirements for towing livestock. Legislation has recently changed, so check with the Driving Standards Agency for clarification.

Once you have narrowed down your considerations as much as possible, talk to a dealer to further clarify your needs. A good dealer will advise you on things you may have forgotten to include in your initial evaluations, and will offer you a range of trailers to choose from that will fit both your needs and your budget.

Robert Tate ? Region Sales Manager of Mascus UK. Mascus is an electronic marketplace for used trailers, used trucks and used tractors. Mascus makes trading in used machines and trucks quicker and more efficient by collecting all information about supply and demand in one place. Contacts Robert Tate Regional Sales Manager - UK Mob:+ 44 (0) 7970 230055 E mail: robert.tate@mascus.com

I never put much thought into spark plugs, until a gentleman said to me “why would you put a $10 spark plug in to a $10,000 engine?”

It stopped me instantly, and then made me realize that this little part that I had dismissed all my years of owning automobiles had a much more important function than I had given it credit for. Without it the engine doesn’t run, if it isn’t set correctly the engine either doesn’t run or misfires. Understanding the task a spark plug has in the engine was monumental for me, but even more important is that there are options. Even though this part is always referred to as a ‘spark plug’, there is another product that is far superior and is actually called a pulse plug.

Let’s start with the how a pulse plug helps improve your fuel economy by an average of 6% as compared to any brand new spark plug (I saw an increase of 4 mpg both on highway and city driving). This means they pay for themselves in less than a year and actually give a tidy return on your investment of up to 400% over the life of the plug (50,000 miles).

Next, if you are looking to increase your car’s horsepower, pulse plugs are the best bang for your buck compared to cold air intakes, headers, turbos or high-energy ignition systems. They are simply the lowest cost horsepower you can buy. Most experts claim that the cost to add 1 horsepower to a car in the aftermarket is somewhere between $100 and $500. On average pulse plugs will add 5 horsepower to most cars for only $150 (that’s only $30 per horsepower). If you are looking for better performance the best place to start the spark meets the fuel.

If you are replacing a worn spark plug, you already know that you will have to buy something to put back in the spark plug hole anyway, and today most people are paying between $10 and $15 just for one spark plug that will give them the same horsepower and fuel consumption their car has now. So although the initial cost of pulse plugs may be higher per plug, that is the price before you factor in the gas savings, the increased horsepower and the decrease in emissions over the life of the spark plug.

Finally, remember that electrical power is what ignites fuel and the more you have the better. I found out that typical spark plugs have only 50 watts of peak power, but pulse plugs have over 500 watts of peak power to make your engine more efficient and your car a lot more fun to drive. Most spark plugs need to be changed out every 30k – 40k miles; with a life of 50,000+ miles you will own your pulse plug for a long time (4 to 5 years!). Now it doesn’t make sense to me to put a $10 plug in my $10,000 engine when for as little as1 tank of gas I can put the best plug available in my car.

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Car servicing is something that every auto owner has to indulge in at least some time of the year. The best method to service your car is to go to your car service station and have the servicing done methodically; according to your car maker. Consider this. You car is up and running smoothly but the mileage figures show that you need to have it serviced. Certainly, this is the right thing to do but have you wondered what actually goes in to make you pay that servicing bill every 6 months?

Servicing your car is a simple DIY job that you can learn quickly and easily save some good money.

If you have never serviced your car before personally, here’s your resource-

Servicing Basics

Car servicing essentially means inspecting the car thoroughly for any damaged components, and replacing some parts periodically that wear out over time. The parts that require inspection are the tire pressures, the brake fluid levels, air filters, oil filters, spark plugs, wheel balancing and alignment, battery fluid levels, etc.

If you review carefully it is certainly possible to do all this by yourself, as below-

You will need a complete car tool kit as provided by your car maker when you purchased the vehicle. This will usually consist of all the spanners that you might need.

The correct grade engine oil. Engine oil needs to be replaced every 5000 miles (This figure will change as per the car type and make. Check your car manual for your car.) The type and grade of oil required for your car can be found in your car manual.

To get started, a typical car servicing will involve the following steps-

• Hosting your car up to check the underbody. This can be done on a ramp or using a jack. A quick inspection of the underbody will let you know if there is any damage.

• When you are done with this, you will now need to replace the engine oil. Always remember that the engine oil should never be checked or replaced while the engine is running. To proceed, you will need to unscrew a bolt that is just below the engine oil chamber and drain the oil in to a pan. When all the oil has been drained you will need to screw the nut back in tightly. You can also change the oil filter and it is usually just adjacent to the oil chamber. Use the correct type and size as specified for your car.

• You can lower the car now and fill the new engine oil. Be sure that you do not pour excess oil over the dipstick mark as this is going to be very difficult to drain off. Wait patiently for the oil levels to settle.

• The other things you will need to check include the spark plugs. Spark plugs need to be cleaned periodically. Unscrew the spark plugs from the engine and clean them with a soft cloth. You will need to shine the plug contact points using sandpaper. Fit them back in, and now check out the air filter. Cleaning the air filter is easy and you can use your vacuum cleaner to do the job.

• You will also need to check out the suspension. Bump the car and observe how long it takes to settle. Ideally this will take no more than 3 bumps. Also check out for any spills, or leaks coming out of the shock absorbers.

• Now you will need to check out levels of brake fluids and top them up if necessary. Also, inspect the brake shoe condition by removing the wheel and inspecting the braking unit. If worn out, you can easily change them on your own.

With this done you are completed with the major servicing part of the car. The remaining things include oiling your doors and the hinges, checking if your lights are working, testing if your seatbelts are working, and measuring the tire pressures (front and rear).

This might seem a long list to do but if you observe a typical car servicing process you will understand the nuances within no time. An easy way to proceed is by creating a check list for the different things will need to do. This way you can be sure of not missing out on any parts that need to be serviced.

Completely servicing your car will need a few hours but you will end up saving a lot of money. Besides, it’s fun too and a lot of learning.

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Although it may sound a bit technical and complicated, changing brake pads on your vehicle wheels is a very easy ‘do it yourself’ task that you can learn right away, and with some experience.

To start with, you will need to know a few basics about brake pads and what they do. Here’s your key-

What do Brake Pads do?

Brake pads are simple, flat metal structures that are fitted inside the braking unit attached on the wheel of a vehicle. These flat quadrangular plates help in reducing the wheel rotations by clamping over the wheel disc causing friction. To put it simply, the wheel of your vehicle or the tire is attached to a spinning disc. Engine revolutions cause the disc to spin resulting in wheel rotations. Brake pads are fitted so that they are almost in contact with wheel disc, and when the brakes are applied, two or more brake pads approximate against each other holding the disc wheel in between. The resultant friction causes a drastic reduction in speed.

Why Change Brake Pads?

Brake pads decrease wheel speed by causing friction against the wheel disc and hence, over time, get eroded gradually. This is a slow process and depends upon the number of times brakes are applied and the individual braking style. Eventually, brake pads erode away and expose the steel or metal surface beneath. This way whenever you apply the brakes, the wheel disc rubs against the brake metal plates with a shrill squeaking sound. The car will always stop but this will eventually cause a great damage to the braking unit as well as the wheel disc surface.

When to Change Brake Pads?

There are two ways to ascertain if your brake pads need to be changed. Very simply, when you start hearing squeaking every time you brake, this is a good indication that you might have to change the brake pads. They are fitted with metal points that are exposed even before the brake lining is completely eroded. Thus you have some time before you have to change them. With squeaking brakes, you will need to change them within a month or sooner to avoid greater damage.

The other way is to take off the car wheel, and inspect how much of the brake pad lining is still remaining through certain holes on the braking unit.

Changing Brake Pads

To start with, you need new brake pads, and a simple set of tools that come along with your car tool kit. Before you purchase new brake pad consult the car manual about the exact specifications for your car type.

When you have all the necessary material on your hands, you will need to park your car safely on an even surface, like your garage, and jack up the wheels. Jacking up is quite easy but make sure that your jack is steady and properly elevated to prevent any mishaps.

With the jack up, the first thing to do is to knock the wheel cover off, and unbolt the wheel from the car. This is pretty easy, and you will need to engage the car in the largest gear (first) and, or apply the handbrakes full-on before unbolting.

Once the wheel is down, the inner wheel disc is exposed along with the braking unit that can be easily seen disrupting the disc circumference. The braking unit is attached to some other adjacent structure and the only point where it comes in contact with the disc is at the brake pads.

Now, since you might have used the handbrakes to steady the wheel while unbolting, you will need to release it, else the braking unit will not come off.

Most braking units are attached at a single point to adjacent car body, and this is usually at the bottom or the lower side. Unscrewing the nut at this point will render it loose and you can easily spot the inner brake pads. All you now need to do is take out worn out pads replace them with fresh ones. Putting everything back is very easy should take you not more than a few minutes.

Once the braking unit is fitted, make sure that you have not tinkered with the pressure hose attached to it that carries the brake fluid. Put back the wheel now and you are ready to use your new brake pads. You will need to repeat the same process for all the wheels but be very sure that you have carefully checked if the brakes are working alright before you take the car out to the roads.

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Changing the air filter in your car is not all that difficult of a task. It is something that should be done regularly though in order to keep your vehicle in the best running shape possible. There are many maintenance aspects involved with proper care of any car. This is perhaps one of the easiest that you do not require a professional mechanic to take care of. It can be done in the comfort of your own garage or driveway in a short amount of time.

One of the main reasons that most people choose to change their own car air filter is to save money. It is the type of job that only costs a third of what most mechanics would charge you to have them do it. So it just makes sense that you might want to do it yourself and save the money. Always make sure that your car has been turned off for awhile so that the engine is cool. Don’t get started if the car has recently been running until it has cooled off.

You will need a few basic tools to change your air filter. Usually two screwdrivers are all that is required. One of them should be a Philips screwdriver and the other a standard type. A butter knife may also work if you really do not have any screwdrivers lying around. Of course, most screwdrivers are relatively cheap and can be found at your local department store.

The air filter in your car is usually found in a black plastic casing close to the top of the motor. In some cars it will be off to the side. Look in your car user manual for a photo or description if you are not sure what you are looking for.

You might recognize the air filter casing because it is held together with a few large metal clips on either side of it. These clips have to come off so that you can get at the air filter. This is what you will use the butter knife or screwdriver for. Slide it between the casings and pry it open.

You should notice that the filter is bright yellow or orange. Take a good look at it to inspect the cleanliness of the filter. You should be able to see how dirty it is. Keep in mind that it is an air filter so don’t let it get too dirty before you decide that it’s time for a change.

When you change the filter, toss the old one out and buy a new one from the store. Make sure that it is the right filter for your type of car because they are not all the same. Most auto stores have a book that lists which parts must go with which car. You can simply look up the information before making your selection.

You can drive very short distances without an air filter but you don’t want to do this for long. Your car needs that air filter to function in top form. Take care of your car today so it can take care of you when it matters most.

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Gas and fuel for your vehicle are expensive enough without throwing your hard earned cash after tax out the windows.

A dirty air filter wastes a fair of gas and fuel unnecessarily. Yet an air filter is something few drivers and automobile owners think of. Yet an air filter draws a tremendous amount of air – up to 10,000 gallons of air for each gallon of gasoline that your car uses for you to drive around – whether it be in town, the freeway or on long automobile trip on your vacation. A dirty air filter is like a choked air filter in a vacuum cleaner – it obstructs air flow. Hence less air can get through. More fuel than need be is pulled into your engine resulting in excessive gasoline use and much lower miles per gallon (m.p.g.) for each expensive galloon (or liter) of gasoline fuels that you buy when you fill up your tank.

Not only that but your air filter “filters’ and cleans that vast amount of air that enters into your automotive engine. Less dust and grit in the cleaner air flow will result in not only less gasoline fuel fcsts for you but also smooth running, fewer repairs and ultimately a longer life span for your vehicle, as opposed to running with dirty – not clean air filters.

Just like any home furnace filter, the air filter of our vehicle – be it truck, SUV, car or van – must be replaced with a new clean one when it’s dirty. Preventive maintenance – that is replacing the air filter before it even gets to that point is even better,

The air filter may have a cost to it but overall you will be far ahead of the game with saving in fuel and vehicle running and maintenance as well as potential replacement costs. Some motorists even replace expendable routine items on a planned basis – just like is done in maintaining aircraft. They use their owner’s manual as a general guide as when its time to replace automotive parts figuring that its better to do it this way and after all they are going to have to replace those auto and car parts at some point anyways.

Generally most cars need a new air filter once a year or every 15, 00 miles (24,000 km). It’s always best to refer to your vehicle’s owner’s manual as your best reference. Of course if you are driving in very dusty areas or areas with a lot of grime, chemicals or grit in the air you should change the air filter more often. Ditto that for certain seasons if you are involved in a given industry where more dust may be seasonal. For example during fall harvest time those in the farming communities may encounter more dust in the air than the rest of the year. The recommendations listed in the owner’s manual have been derived with a great amount of expertise and experience by technical staff that is most qualified to know the vehicle and recommend with great experience. It may be said that the manufacturer of the vehicle is there to sell parts to their motorists and err on the side of caution. That is true. Yet it never hurts to be conservative and play it safe. In the case of replacing an air filter or an oil change these are generally not costly repair costs.

All in all it can be said that a dirty air filter costs you money in fuel costs and maintenance costs for your vehicle. Make it a point to change your air filter of your vehicle early and often.

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We all know the feeling: you’ve woken up to find there’s been a hard frost or the temperature outside has plummeted, signalling that winter is well and truly here. You jump into your car or van – either getting ready for work or beginning the school run – you turn your engine on and… nothing! This usually happens at the least convenient moment possible, leading to a lot of frayed tempers and possibly a phone call to whichever automobile breakdown service you belong to. Valuable time is wasted and, in some cases, money.

The science behind this (apart from being governed by Murphy’s Law) is generally a flat battery. This can occur for a variety of reasons, such as leaving interior or exterior lights on, a corroded or loose connection between the battery and the cables attached to it, a defective charging system that does not replenish a battery’s charge or, most commonly, old batteries that are losing their capacity to hold a charge. Most batteries have a life expectancy of around 3 – 5 years and, as they have to work a lot harder in cold temperatures, this is when they start to show signs of failing. Another reason for a battery to go flat is under use; caravans, Motor homes and boats often remain inactive for long periods of time and, without the occasional run of the engine, the charge can deplete enough that the starter motor will not engage.

A simple solution is to have a car charger either on hand or stored in the boot of the vehicle. Some models, such as the CTEK Multi-Vehicle Battery Charger can give a vehicle enough charge to activate the starter motor within 30 minutes. Alternatively, it can fully charge a flat battery overnight, which does then remove the need to run the engine throughout the day in order to top up the battery.

As its name suggests, the CTEK Multi-Vehicle Battery Charger can be used on a variety of vehicles, including boats, motor homes, caravans, cars, motorcycles and even lawnmowers. This offers the benefit of not having to search for a charger that is exclusive to your vehicle, giving it a longer lifespan as it can be used on future vehicles. In addition, the CTEK Multi-Vehicle Battery Charger can enable you to help others who have not been quite so foresighted.

The CTEK Multi-Vehicle Battery Charger uses a four-stage charging system and it is this that allows it to differentiate between battery types such as wet, MF, Gel and AGM lead-acid batteries – and it even has a setting specifically for cold weather.

Whilst being unable to start the car on a cold morning can be very inconvenient, the problems thrown up by a flat battery in an emergency situation can be significant. Even if it something as comparatively trivial as ensuring that someone gets to an airport in time to check in, a flat battery can suddenly become an enormous obstacle. Losing charge in the middle of nowhere can be a traumatic experience – especially if there are young children involved. Having a car charger to hand can give you and your family peace of mind wherever you go and whatever the temperature might be.

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Before you take your snowmobile out for a spin this winter season, it is important to make sure it is ready for what you have in store. Some snowmobile owners recommend taking your machine in for service at the end of the season, rather when the season begins to make sure there are no long term effects from letting it sit for several months. Forget to do that last April? Not to worry. There are several things you can do to make sure your snowmobile works perfectly this winter.

Step I: Perform a thorough visual inspection of your snowmobile

Under good lighting, look over your machine for any loose parts, worn belts, an any other obvious stresses, buckling or cracks. Consult your owner’s manual to find the lubrication points on your snowmobile and lubricate as indicated using a grease gun. Just be sure to avoid adding too much grease during this process. It should just be visible outside the joint.

Step II: Add fresh fluids

If you had your snowmobile in storage with gas left in the tank, drain the tank before adding any fresh gasoline. Any gasoline left in the tank will be of poor quality after several months of sitting and could make your snowmobile run inefficiently. If necessary, add brake fluid; consult the lid of the master cylinder for the specific grade of fluid that should be used. Coolant should also be added up to the cold mark.

Step III: Unplug intakes

If you blocked off the air intake and exhaust apertures with a cloth or wooden plug to prevent rodents from nesting in your machine before storing your snowmobile at the end of last winter, make sure to remove these.

Step IV: Replace sparkplugs

If you removed sparkplugs for cleaning or oiling at the end of last winter, be sure to replace these as well.

Step V: Clean the carburetor

The main cause of engine failure when snowmobiles are first taken out is a dirty carburetor. Cleaning it can be done with a can of carburetor cleaner and some basic tools. Check the throttle and oil cables for signs of damage. You should also check for cracks or damage in the fan or water pump belt, if your snowmobile has one.

Step VI: Evaluate the skis

The skis on your machine must be in good condition to avoid major problems and potential danger. If you have steel skis, make sure they don’t have any holes. If you have plastic skis, check them for any deep gouges or cuts. Runners should also be checked. If a runner is slightly bent, it can be straightened by using a vice or by taking it in to a repair shop.

Step VII: Clean your snowmobile

Wash off any debris such as salt, dirt or leaves from your machine using a garden hose and a bucket of soapy water. The seat can be cleaned with upholstery cleaner.

Your snowmobile can give you months of fun and enjoyment so long as it is in good working order. Following these steps is a simple way to ensure your machine is ready for a great winter season.

- Ben Anton, 2008

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The brakes in your car have got to be the component that you rely on the most. Though you may not consciously think about it, you sure would if they suddenly didn’t work. Don’t forget about your brakes. They need maintenance as much as any other part of the vehicle does. Checking the brakes as well as the brake fluid is something that you should have written on your calendar along with things like oil change and transmission flush.

Start by checking to see if your brake fluid is topped up enough. Identify where the brake fluid reservoir is. It should be clearly labelled like everything else on your car. If you aren’t sure you better check with your manual to confirm where the brake fluid can be found so you do not make a mistake and confuse it with something else.

The brake fluid reservoir should be clearly marked with minimum and maximum to indicate the proper levels. Some of these reservoirs are see through so you don’t need to look inside. However, if not you will have to remove the cap to look in and see how high the fluid is. If the fluid is low then simply add more brake fluid until you reach the full line. But make sure it is brake fluid designed for your make and model of vehicle. If you really are not comfortable with doing this you can always have a professional do it. Some may even show you how.

You should take a good look at all of the components that make up your brake system. Look for any signs of obvious wear or damage. If there is anything you’re not sure about, take a photo or make notes so you can look it up or ask a mechanic if it’s normal. Brake pads also need to be checked and replaced every so often. Check for signs of wear and have them serviced if you see any.

Pay attention to your brakes when you drive the car. Make note of any squeals you hear or anything abnormal you feel, like sticking. Don’t put stuff like that off hoping it will get better. Some vehicles experience squealing brakes when they are cold or wet. However, if your brakes always make noise then it is time to see your dealer or mechanic.

If you do not know how often your brakes should be professionally serviced, check your user manual that came with the vehicle. Someone that is certified can change brake pads, fluid and anything else that you may not be able to do yourself. Your brakes are easily the hardest working part of your car and in some cases like bad weather, they work even harder. Though you can check brake fluid yourself, a professional should check the rest of the braking system at least once a year.

Checking the brakes over as well as the brake fluid is part of increasing the lifespan of your vehicle. Safety should always be your first concern when it comes to driving and car care.

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It’s important to keep on top of all of your vehicle’s necessary maintenance issues. Windshield wipers may not seem all that important at first but try driving in the rain without them and see how fast that opinion changes. Don’t wait until something goes wrong before you check on your wipers and wiper fluid. It’s an easy and relatively fast process that should only take a few minutes of your time.

Open the hood of your car after you have let it cool down for a while. The temperature of the engine doesn’t really matter but you will avoid accidentally getting burned. The windshield wiper fluid reservoir is usually pretty easy to identify. It’s often placed off to the side and will be clearly labelled as the wiper fluid reservoir. There is no way that you can miss it. If you really question it, look up the location in the user manual that comes with your car.

If your windshield wiper fluid reservoir is half full or more then you can just leave it alone. There should be lines on the reservoir that indicate how high it is. Use this to measure the current fluid level. If it is less than half full then simply add more wiper fluid until you reach the line that indicates it is full.

For the most part, most cars can use any type of windshield wiper fluid available. But if you know that your car needs a certain type, you should be sure to use only that type. If you do not know what requirements fit your car, consult the manual. It should have everything that you need to know inside the manual. All specs for your vehicle will be clearly indicated. Look it up in the table of contents to confirm.

While you are refilling your wiper fluid, take a moment to examine the fluid reservoir. Look it over carefully for any sign of cracks, damage or leaks of any kind. Those types of things can occur at any time so don’t make the mistake of assuming that they are not present. You need to be certain.

Any wiper fluid that you choose to use should be mixed so that it will not freeze in cold temperatures. Read the label carefully to make sure that it is intended for winter use. You often require windshield wiper fluid in the winter months when roads become slushy and messy. Wiper fluid that freezes up will not help you in any way.

You should also make sure that there are no leaks in the wiper system when the wiper fluid is sprayed. Hit the spray button while the hood is open to make sure that everything is coming out as it should and there are no leaks somewhere between the reservoir and where the fluid comes out on the windshield. Any issues need to be addressed immediately.

Windshield wiper fluid is part of safe driving. If you can’t see then you could certainly be in or cause an accident. Keep up on these tasks to maintain your driving comfort and the health of your car.

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