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Is Your BMW Loosing That Sport Ride Feel?

Is your BMW feeling “mushy”, “sloppy” or just plain unstable in a turn?  These are common complaints of worn or blown-out control arm bushings. Thanks to Austin’s roads that are

What is Variable Valve Timing and VANOS?

Most current German make automobile engines including BMW, Mercedes Benz, Audi, Porsche and Volkswagen all make use of variable valve timing. This allows a vehicle engine to be tuned and

Oil Type Does Make a Difference!

Today’s higher performance BMW engines run at higher RPMS (Revolutions Per Minute), have more complex parts designed to continuously adjust engine tuning including engine timing, engine fuel mixture and the

Mercedes E-Class: Customer Testimonial

“I credit my Mercedes E-class with saving my family’s lives. We were driving through North Carolina last summer when we hit a sudden foggy patch as we climbed up a

BMWs Are Meant to Be Driven

BMW is engineering a driverless car. This makes no sense! BMWs are far and wide considered the most pleasurable cars to drive. The technology involved in creating a driverless car

2012 German Auto Industry News

2012 German Auto Industry News (4-4-2012) For many years, German cars have excelled in quality features and reliability. While many other countries’ auto industries may look bleak for 2012, the

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