How to Change Wiper Blades
May 13, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
A good winter and spring maintenance tip is to change your wiper blades. Having good visibility is a major safety issue and can be easily addressed with this quick 5 minute fix. Check out our video to see just how you can DIY your own wiper blades.
Will the PUMA Purr for Seattle Car Buyers?
April 17, 2009 by Cameron Wong · Leave a Comment
Imagine what Seattle parking lots and roads will look like once some of these cheap and efficient concept cars start rolling off of assembly lines. They’re very much the “value meal” of the car industry, just the basics and a whole lot smaller. One things for certain, bulk shopping at Costco would become virtually impossible. Read moreThe Best 2009 Cars for the Money
March 8, 2009 by Cameron Wong · Leave a Comment
Everyone is looking for value. Gone are the days when you spend too much on features and buy something loaded with items you don’t need. The Seattle area driver for the most part is smart. In today’s Seattle car market, most people looking to purchase a vehicle are educated, and aren’t willing to spend frivolously. Read more
Understanding a Vehicle History Report
February 20, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
As a follow-up to our earlier article on Ten Reasons to Get a Car History Report, we’re now going to walk you through the process of actually reading and understanding vehicle history reports. You’ll quickly learn how to spot the good, bad and the ugly, so that you can be one step closer to buying your used car.
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Ten Reasons to Get a Car History Check
February 5, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
Buying a used car is no easy task. From finding the right car to cutting the final check, there are literally dozens of pitfalls that you can get trapped in if you aren’t careful. One of the best ways to mitigate your risk when buying a used car, is to get a vehicle history report. Read more
Car Winterization Guide – Part 2
January 10, 2009 by Grant · Leave a Comment
Now that Seattle residents have survived the first (and hopefully last) snow storm of the region, it’s a good idea go back and review tips on how to winterize your vehicle. Read more
Still Flooded, but Seattle Area Roads are Opening Up
January 9, 2009 by Cameron Wong · Leave a Comment
The rain may have stopped on Friday, but there’s plenty of water still on the roads. However, WSDOT has been working feverishly to open the I-90 passes and parts of I-5 .
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Beware Buyer: The Used Car Listings
December 17, 2008 by Grant · 3 Comments
This is the third part of SeattleAuto.net’s series on Buying a Used Car for Under $1,000.
You’ve got your car requirements down: that was the easy part. Now comes one of the hardest aspects of buying a used car, finding the car you want.
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How to Buy a Used Car for Under $1,000
December 16, 2008 by Grant · 2 Comments
In one of the worst automotive sales years on record, auto dealers are slashing prices on new cars to entice buyers. However, for the buyer on the shoestring who is looking for the ultimate deal, we’re going to tell you how to buy a used car for under $1,000. And to prove it, we’re going to do it.
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A Car Winterization Guide for Seattle Drivers – Part 1
November 5, 2008 by Grant · Leave a Comment
Don’t look now, because signs of Old Man Winter are creeping upon us again. With defrosters hard at work in the morning, it’s only a matter of time before you’ll be reaching for the gloves and ice scraper as well for that morning commute.
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Changing Your Own Oil 101
October 11, 2008 by Grant Y · Leave a Comment
Changing the oil is the most common auto maintenance tasks that you will perform each year. Regular oil changes keep your engine running smoothly and removes particle and sludge buildup that results from everyday driving. Read more

