rockran asked:


I’m planning on buying a Lexus IS350, and I live in Chicago, so I would like a remote car starter on my car. That car has a push button ignition. Is it possible to install a remote car starter on it to warm my car in the freezing winters?

Judith

Frankie asked:


Im 17 yrs old, and about to move out.. My mother is not to happy with this so she is keeping my car. Now I have to buy my own car and pay the insurance as well, what kind of cars should I start looking at? Used of course, but what types of cars would be cheapest to insure?

Ethel

Sher asked:


I recently lost my job and have not yet found a new job. I owe approximately $6,000 on an $18,000 car loan. Does anyone know the law regarding repossessing. I was just wondering how many payments I could legally miss before losing my car?

Deborah

JACQUELINE asked:


I see Civic cropping up a lot on other’s questions, but I know it’s high on the theft list. I’ve been driving a Saturn SC3, but it’s burning oil and I need something reliable. And I’ve noticed that Kia’s are dissed but my brother owns a Spectra and he can just plow that little car through snow when my little Saturn always gets stuck. I am looking at options. I make $10 an hour, so the sky is not really the limit. I am looking for a car that makes good economical sense and will probably buy it used certified if and when either my other debts are paid off or my cars engine catches on fire and the insurance company writes me a check. I’m just tired of running to have my car worked on 3 times a year for whatever random thing happens to go wrong.

Roy

mat_ll asked:


I recently changed cars and I also transferred the car floor mats. However It is too long for the car as it goes under the pedels, it seems to mean I have a lot less acceleration. Could it also affect the brake – and therefore be dangerous?
Is it worth cutting the mat or even replacing it?

Brent

JACK the nice man asked:


what are the parts of the car ?
how to open/close the car ?
what are the steps to start/stop the car ?
what are the steps to speed up/down the car ?
what are the steps to turn right/left the car ?
what are the steps to go back with the car ?
how to drive a car ?
how to maintain my car and keep it in a good status ?
what are the ordinary consumption rates of fuel – motor oil – brake oil – radiatair water ?
how to buy a new car ?
how to buy a second-hand car ?
what are the best web sites in both arabic and english that speak about car driving including knowing how to drive – knowing traffic signs – knowing traffic rules – knowing car basic mechanics ?

Martin

Tauna asked:


Long story short, my mother financed a car with my now ex-boyfriend. His father has the car now and has not yet paid registration and is generally late on the car payments. Since the guy is no longer my boyfriend, my mother and I are completely fed up with the unreliability and we don’t want the car for ourselves. Basically, what is the easiest way to turn in a car to a credit company with as little hassle as possible? How will it affect the credit of the parties, too, if you may know? Thank you!

Christopher

JerichoX asked:


A woman pulls a shopping car with a force F at an angle of 35. The car mass is 20kg and its friction coefficient is 0.05. Find:
(A) The force the woman needs to apply to move the car with a constant velocity of 1m/s.
(B) The magnitude of the normal force and friction when the car moves at constant velocity.
(C) The force the woman needs to exert to push the car with a constant velocity of 1/s.
(D) The Displacement if the car is pushed 5 seconds and the displacement if the car is pulled 5 seconds.

Philip

Sarah asked:


I am planning on decorating my friend’s car for senior graduation. I want to write stuff on her car using the special paint that most people use to put “go team” on their cars. I’m not quite sure what they use. Anybody know? Or that has done it before?

If all else fails, what else can I use to draw/paint on people’s cars that is not permanent?

Elizabeth

Josh asked:


Please help me, I want to know how cars work. I understand the engine, but just not the parts that are attacted to the engines to make it work and therefore move the car.

Marie