By InannaShu October 23, 2014
YOUR COMPANY IS A SCAM SELLING DEFECTIVE PARTS NO WORKING PHONE NUMBER AND IGNORING EMAILS,YOUR STILL SELLING ONLINE TO PEOPLE WHO DO NOT KNOW,YOU HAVE NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS ALL OVER THE WEB AND WITH THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU.DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY ...read more
By Anonymous October 07, 2014
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By acefunkyboy June 08, 2014
My girlfriend purchased a 2001 Mercury Cougar from Kwik Kar Automotive aka Troost Auto Credit March 2013 paying $500 down & $150 every 2 weeks for 43 payments. This car has a dealer value of $2300. She made 30 payments totaling $5000 before she stopped paying because the car was garbage. In the little over a year she had the car she replaced the starter, alternator & battery. Now you can't drive the car because something is wrong with the brakes, it's like you are riding the brakes all the time. Basically this car has been junk & it has sat unable to be driven half the time she has had it. 'Buy Here, Pay Here' dealers sell cars that they get running well enough to sell, then you are stuck. The people working there were very nice to her (wouldn't you be if you were making 3 times what something is worth?) Places like this take advantage of a LOT of people, but sadly many of them are women that just need to be helped out..and end up getting jacked by a poor product. DO NOT buy from this place! ...read more
We have Great selection of New and Certified Used Hondas as well as other non Honda vehicles. Great service and parts visit in store or online. Rated #1 Honda dealer in the Northland. Award Winner! ...read more
By Honda of Tiffany Springs June 22, 2019
School is almost back in session and students across the country will soon be packing up their cars and heading off to college. If you are searching for that perfect gift for the college-bound kid in your life, the Car Care Council suggests putting together a roadside emergency kit. “A roadside kit is easy to assemble, not too expensive and extremely useful, plus it could be a life saver in the event of an emergency,” said Rich White, executive director of the Car Care Council. “While it’s always a good idea to be prepared for the unexpected while on the road, the best option is to avoid breakdowns and car trouble wherever possible. Performing basic maintenance and observing a regular service schedule can help avoid unforeseen road emergencies.” Roadside emergency items can fit into a small duffle bag or rubber storage tote and include the following: Jumper cables Emergency flares Flashlight with batteries Blankets and extra clothes Non-perishable snacks and bottled water First aid kit, including essential medications Portable USB charger to keep the cell phone running even if the car is not Ice scraper, snow brush and small shovel for winter driving The Car Care Guide, available free of charge at carcare.org Visit the Car Care Council’s website to access a number of tips and resources for vehicle maintenance, including a free custom service schedule. The Car Care Council is the source of information for the “Be Car Care Aware” consumer education campaign promoting the benefits of regular vehicle care, maintenance and repair to consumers. For a copy of the council’s Car Care Guide or for more information, visit www.carcare.org. ...read more
By Wornall Automotive March 23, 2017
Best Batteries, secondary company, Best Battery Recycling has been providing recycling for those of you who are not sure what to do with your spent batteries. Best Batteries is dedicated to the protection of the environment and we urge you to recycle you old batteries on every occasion. The recycling of lead-acid batteries is a success story. More than 97% of all battery lead is recycled. This is a much higher rate than aluminum cans, newspapers, and glass bottles. The lead-acid battery gains its environmental edge from its closed loop cycle. The typical new lead-acid battery contains 60 to 80% recycled lead and plastic. When a spent battery is collected, it is sent to a permitted recycling, where under strict environmental regulations; the lead and plastic are reclaimed and sent to a new battery manufacturer. The recycling cycle goes on indefinitely. That means the lead and plastic in the lead-acid batteries that you use have been – and will continue to be – recycled many, many times. ...read more
By Best Battery September 09, 2014
Maintaining a healthy and functional automatic transmission is incredibly important to your car's overall health as well as your bank account's overall health. A faulty transmission can be one of the most expensive repairs for a car owner and learning how to do repairs yourself can be a well worthy in... ...read more
The transmission is the part of the car that allows the gears to change in order for the car to move faster. Without a functioning transmission, the car will not move. An automatic transmission switches gears by itself instead of requiring the driver to manually change them. The transmission can be re... ...read more
