Car Dealer News for 13-Aug-2006
'UK: Dealer group buys 10 outlets (just-auto)
UK car dealer group Lookers is acquiring 10 dealerships from rival group HR Owen which together are expected to add around GBP175m to its annual turnover, according to citywire.co.uk.
'CAR TALK | TOM AND RAY MAGLIOZZI: What can be done about a wimpy-sounding horn? (The Charlotte Observer)
Q. I have a 2005 Honda Civic EX special edition. It gets great mileage and looks sporty. However, it has a positively wimpy horn. The horn is so bad that I am embarrassed to blow it. I have talked to several Honda dealers, and they are not helpful. I would be happy to replace it with something that sounds more substantial, but the dealer service departments seem at a loss. Do I need to find some
'Return option on buying a used car could be worth the investment (Marin Independent Journal)
You found what you believe is the perfect used car at your local car dealer. The dealer offers you, at a cost, the option to purchase the car and return it in two days if you are not satisfied. Should you purchase this option?
'2001 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra from North America (Carsurvey.org)
"A low coat Porsche 928 by Ford!" What things have gone wrong with the car? One wheel stud was stripped from the factory (warranty). The limited slip differential had an occasional loud knocking sound (common issue with these units and dealer technician added lubricant which fixed the problem).
'Drive It Forever (Boston Globe)
Q: My dashboard check engine light came on and a scan tool said code P0171 was stored on my car's computer. I checked the O{-2} sensor, mass airflow sensor, etc. All voltage and resistances were well within the factory specs. So I took the car to the dealer, and they replaced the MAF sensor.
'Car shopping? Study up first (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
DALLAS These days, buying a vehicle has a lot more to it than just the monthly payment. Because of higher insurance, fuel and repair costs, buyers should take a holistic approach to buying an automobile. The good news is, with so many information sources available, it's easier than it has ever been for buyers. "You can go online and look at a dealer's inventory and build a car on a manufacturer's
'Car-buying tips to save you money (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Buying a new car isn't what it used to be. It's a lot easier.
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