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Tuned Autos @ tunedautos.com
It’s been over 3 years since Car Tuning Central was launched, and over this period we’ve learned quite a lot about cars, maintenance, styling and many other auto related subjects.
While cartuningcentral.com is covering everything that somehow relates to the auto industry, we thought that maybe we should start something a bit different, something that’d cover Tuning, Styling and Modifications only, therefore we recently acquired an aged domain that used to have a car site on it and fully revamped the place.
Tunedautos.com will be our brother site, where we’ll dedicate only to those 3 aspects referred before (tuning, styling and modifications).
While we think we still have a lot to learn and to improve there, we’ve already posted a few articles and kicked the place of.
Go ahead, visit tunedautos.com and remember to bookmark it and subscribe to its RSS feeds.
We’ll try to do our best with that site too, keeping it updated regularly and throw a lot new fetures we’re sure you’ll love.
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Choosing Between a Coupe and Sedan
One of the vexing questions for many car buyers is what type of style vehicle should one buy. Today, for many people looking to buy typical passenger vehicles, you usually have a choice between a coupe (2 door) and a sedan (4 door). While in years past, there were big differences between the two, today both car styles are popular and many manufacturers offer a choice of either coupe or sedan. There are obvious benefits and downsides to each. Here are just a few tips on choosing the best type of vehicle for your needs.

The Benefits and Downsides of Both Coupes and Sedans
Owning either a coupe or a sedan has both its benefits and downsides. For instance, a coupe is usually more sporty in styling. A coupe is generally made for drivers that use their vehicles to commute or for pleasure. Generally not made for the family, a coupe dedicates more space and functionality to the driver. Finally a coupe is usually more affordable new and retains more of its value when sold later on. Sedans on the other hand are specifically made to carry more than just the regular one or two individuals. Having four doors does reduce sportiness in styling, however most newer sedans look great. Sedans make it convenient for passengers to enter and exit the vehicle and many sedans offer specific amenities for passengers such as LCD screens on the back headrests, additional cup holders and separate climate control.
Which One to Choose
Choosing between a sedan and coupe is really a personal preference. If you have a family, definitely opt for the coupe. However if your single or don’t necessarily drive others around a coupe can be a great choice. While the styling might be different generally speaking most manufacturers usually put the same engine and powertrain into either a coupe or sedan.
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Car Auction Tips
If you are thinking about purchasing a used car and would like to save plenty of money, one of the best ways to do so is via auction. Car auctions have always been popular, however today with many vehicles being repossessed, prices at auctions are as low as ever.
Here are some tips.
Government Auctions
Whether it’s federal, state or a local car auction, there are a few things you should know. First off, there are plenty of rules to follow with these types of auctions. Make sure you read up on them before you attend. Usually, these auctions require you to have a bank certified check to put down a deposit or pay in full for the vehicle and there is a certain time to view the vehicle to be auctioned on.
Private Auctions on Ebay
Every once in a while, you will find a quality auction run on Ebay for an auto with no reserve. This means that there is no floor in which a person must bid to in order for a sale to go through. So whether it is $50 or $10K, the car sells. These auctions can save you big, but again, it is up to you to check out the car before you make your bid. Many auctions of this type sell the vehicle as is with no recourse afterwards, so do your homework. In most cases you can get a great deal.
Commercial Auctions
Many times a used car dealership or private auctioneer will hold car auctions. These auctions are similar to government auctions, however there is more leeway in which to see the vehicles and pay for them. Since it a private business or individual selling the car, you can make an agreement directly with them based upon your payment preferences and whether or not you can view the vehicle and take it for a test drive before bidding.
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Getting More Cargo Space from Your Car
If you use your car to carry lots of stuff whether it is groceries, merchandise for a small business, sporting equipment, your dog or tools you probably are looking for ways to enhance your car’s storage capability. While cars offer plenty of storage options, they are definitely not as roomy as minivans, SUV’s or pick up trucks for that matter. Here are some tips on getting more cargo space from your car.

Cargo Organizers
If you either carry a lot of stuff or a lot of different stuff such as a baby carriage and work tools, you want a safe and effective way to store them. One way of doing so is with a cargo organizer for a trunk of a car. Many trunk organizers can help you neatly store much of your goods in a safe compartment. These organizers are usually quite affordable and easy to install or to remove if needed. Whether you are trying to throw in your sports equipment or your groceries, these organizers definitely work.
Bike Carriers
Bicycles are one of those items that most people can’t fit into their car. So what to do when you want to take you and your girlfriend or family to the lakeside for a nice bicycle ride? Simple, a bike carrier. Bike carriers come in two varieties, ones that fits outside of your trunk and ones that fit on your roof. These bike carriers safely hold your bike firm and can carry two three or more bicycles- depending on the style. However, roof bike carriers generally hold only two bikes.
Roof Top Carriers
If your vehicle has a roof rack or if you would like to simply install one, one cargo option is a roof top carrier. These roof top carriers are usually aerodynamic and serve as a second trunk. They can hold plenty of stuff, especially if you require extra storage when you are on a cross country trip or go camping for the weekend.
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Tips for Buying a Used Car
If you don’t have the budget to purchase a new car or are looking to save a lot on your next car purchase, one option is obviously to buy a used car. While there are things to take into consideration when buying a used car including buying someone else’s problem, the truth is that with so many used cars on the market, if you shop right and do your homework, you can not only get a great used car, but also save a boatload of money.
Here are some tips:
Be Flexible
If you are looking for a specific model, make and year of vehicle you may be expected to pay higher and buy a car that is not in the best of shape. Figure out a few models that would fit your lifestyle the best- giving you the most flexible options and the largest amount of vehicles to choose from.
Research Vehicles Online
Before you buy, do your homework. This means do lots of research on the price range, the options and the potential problems that each make and model vehicle you are looking at incurs. This will ensure you know what to look for, know when you see a bargain or when someone is asking too much and generally be viewed by the seller as knowledgeable- which will the reduce the chances of them trying to put one over on you.
Do a Background Check on the Vehicle
Nowadays you can easily do a background check on a vehicle to make sure that the vehicle wasn’t involved in an accident, flood, stolen, etc. One service is CarFax.
Have Your Mechanic Check the Vehicle
And of course, when you are ready to purchase your vehicle, take it to your mechanic to make sure all is running right with the vehicle. This will not only save you lots of time and money, but help you to purchase a used car that is generally in good condition.
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