Cars and Transportation

Leslie G asked:


I trying to get a number of cars and the location this information can be found.

Deann

Abdullah asked:


I’m 17 and I LOVE cars lol. Anyway, I’m interested in learning about engines, how they work, etc. basically all the tech stuff involved in cars because I want to work on my own car and modify it.

I just want to go to some automotive school or something over the summer while school is out…are there such places that can teach automotive tech stuff to people such as myself? I don’t want to pursue a career in the automotive industry, but I really want to learn about them.

Darrick

a.oh55 asked:


my mom would like to know what a good firs car is out of these choses:

acura legend
nissan sentra
honda accord

or if you have any good car recamendations! thanks TONS =]

Joyce

Some Dude asked:


I’m wondering how many cars you can legally purchase and sell without violating laws. I assume that a person can not buy and sell as many cars as they like without a dealers license. I am wondering specifically for the state of New Mexico. Please list sites or sources to back up your answer.

Cyrus

traveler asked:


I am amazed whenever I see cars from the 50s or even earlier decades still on the road. Nowadays, you’re lucky if a car lasts 10 years! How can one that’s 50 years old or more still run. And where do people get the parts for them?

Darwin

David H asked:


I asked this question earlier w/o details.
I am referring to older cars (mine is and 87 Honda CRX Si) which have the annoying trait of running your battery down because you turned on your lights while driving to work in the dark and then when you get to work it’s daylight and you forgot your lights were on. Then when you get in your car to go home 8 hours later, your car won’t start because the battery is dead.
This design as a safety feature doesn’t make sense for lights which stay on indefinitely.
If anybody knows if there is a delay time which can be set on an ‘87 Honda CRX, please let me know.
Thanks.

Leonel

crippen asked:


My son is in desperate need of a cheap car. I’ve seen some pretty good deals on some orphan cars, like a Tercel or an Echo. Question is, can you still get parts for these cars now that they are no longer being made and how much of a problem will this be in the future?

Calvin

Thorolf asked:


looking to buy my first car. i dont know much about how cars work and i would like to buy one that is relatively easy to work on and has cheap parts. i figure the best way to learn is to get my hands dirty. i live in the u.s. if that helps. thanks

Allyson

baserunner316 asked:


what cars currently give you the best milage for the least money at the pump?

Tamra