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posted by Jim at 4:00 PM
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
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Jim Meyer, owner of a licensed Dallas, Texas dealership blogs about motorsports, oil prices, carbuying, related topics and finding your next used car or used truck.
posted by Jim at 4:00 PM
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How does the design and use of roadway materials impact fuel milage? Have there been many advancements over the years?
Where's the best place to buy automotive tires at a great price?
The military Jeep and now the military Hummer have become popular consumer vehicles. When will the Hummer become more affordable like the Jeep? What's the next popular military vehicle for consumers?
Is small-town stock car racing a money-making enterprise or just a hobby?
Does anyone like small-town stock car racing like Quincy Raceways?
http://www.quincyraceways.com/
Will we ever see flying cars in our future? Have there been any significant advances? Rod Canion, former COMPAQ Computer Corporation founder, was once involved in backing this idea, but I have not seen any results.
Is satellite radio in cars any good? Is it gaining popularity? What is the best type to purchase and where?
How do I make absolutely sure that the used car I am considering to purchase did not go through flooding like Katrina?
The oil change sticker on my car has a date and a mileage number for the next recommended oil change. I don't put many miles on the car other than for travelling to work. Is it important to still change the oil based upon the oil change date on the sticker?
Do high-tech cars mean high-priced repairs? See article: http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveonaCar/HighTechCarRepairs.aspx
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveonaCar/HighTechCarRepairs.aspx
Bishops endorse new Mass wording
http://www.whig.com/286344960917114.php
Famous HP Inventor, John Meyer, relative to Jim Meyer, gets exposure on HP's website:
http://h71028.www7.hp.com/enterprise/cache/328629-0-0-0-121.html
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/blades/media/innovator/hp_peo.html
The preiouvs link posted was cutoff.
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/blades/media/
innovator/hp_peo.html
My Honda Odyssey has reached 30K miles now and, according to the maintenance schedule, is supposed to have a transmission oil change. The Honda dealership charges $75 to change the transmission oil. What would you recommend?
Can we connect our notebook computers up to automobiles to troubleshooting, make performance changes, etc.? If so, how and are there some standards that all automobile makers follow?
Is there a website that tracks speed-traps nationally?
Our freeways are just too crowded with automobiles and traffic jams. When are companies going to take advantage of our technological advances and allow/trust more employees to work from home? There are so many advantages to this such as reducing global warming, reducing dependency on foreign oil, and especially building our familes back up reducing the divorce rate and embracing work/life balance. A happy employee is a productive employee. We need to return to enjoying a pleasant occasional "Sunday" drive of our automobiles and not hate it due to the increasing road rage.
I travel by car between Dallas and Houston. How can I find out if there are any major traffic backups on I45 due to construction or even accidents and then find recommended alternative routes? Is there a website to visit that can help?
BMWs in small-town USA
http://classifieds.whig.com/results.php?category_id=1&acTst=Grr
From magnets to additives, there are no off-the-shelf miracles for increasing fuel efficiency. There is no conspiracy. Really.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveonaCar/SaveonaCar.aspx
Check out the AAA's www.fuelgauge.com Web site
How do we report vehicles to the proper authorities that we think are suspect of violating emissions standards (e.g. pouring smoke out of the tailpipe)?
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