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TIAA urges motorists to buckle up this Thanksgiving
Thursday, October 30, 2008 (800 reads)


The Thanksgiving holiday should be a joyous time for all families in America, but far too often the celebration turns to tragedy on the nation’s highways. 



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Fuel economy tips for more efficient driving
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 (1004 reads)


Motorists seem to always be looking for ways to stretch their fuel dollars, from seeking out service stations with the lowest prices to finding ways to get the most out of every gallon of gasoline.



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Get ready for winter
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 (882 reads)


Part of parenting is dispensing driving advice. For example, in icy weather young drivers may be told, "Take it slow. Don't drive any faster than the speed at which you're willing to hit a brick wall." Thanks Mom. Thanks Dad. Driving slowly and cautiously is good advice, but the Car Care Council reminds motorists of other cold weather tips.



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Oil changes for single moms the ‘Christian’ thing to do
Saturday, October 18, 2008 (1992 reads)


In Biblical times, being anointed by oil symbolized an acceptance of the Holy Spirit.  On Oct. 18, 2008, more than 350 single moms received a similar spiritual gift that not only filled their cars with oil, but also replenished their hearts with love that only comes from genuine kindness and giving spirits.



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Maintenance Still Important for Vehicles Driven Less
Thursday, October 16, 2008 (1007 reads)


Record numbers of Americans have reduced the number of miles they drive and put off routine maintenance due to high gas prices, tighter budgets, and the belief that if they are driving less their vehicle doesn't need as much attention. However, Goodwrench stresses the importance of regular vehicle care to maintain fuel efficiency and performance, as well as to protect their investment.



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Car Care 101: Vehicle Maintenance Tips
Monday, October 06, 2008 (982 reads)


For most people, a vehicle is a major investment, second only to buying a house. A National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) study found that at least half of consumers neglect routine maintenance, with young people being the least likely to keep up with service schedules.



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