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| 61. | The Road Scholar (autobytel.com) | ||
| Related Stories On the Road... If you're looking for a great road trip car, check out one of these: Mercedes-Benz SL500 Mercedes G500 Lincoln Navigator Hummer H2 Safety Guide Everything you need to know about safety, from air bags and child seats to crash test data and driving tips. Summer Drive Guide… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 | Author: Tara Baukus Mello Similar pages |
| 62. | The Road Scholar (autobytel.com) | ||
| It's one of the most common "mistakes" I see while I'm driving. It's so common in fact, that more people do it incorrectly than correctly. At least that's what it seems like from my observations of other drivers. Why are so many people doing it wrong? For many, it's a case of old habits being hard to break… | |||
| Updated: Jul 7, 2004 | Rating: 16 | Author: Tara Baukus Mello Similar pages |
| 63. | The State of the Automotive Nation (autobytel.com) | ||
| Consumers rule. When it comes to the state of the automotive nation, that's what it comes down to — thanks to the raging incentive war between domestic automakers and a glut of models — 2004s and 2003s — on dealer lots. Say you're shopping for a sedan - nothing fancy, just a practical car with… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 | Author: Brian Chee Similar pages |
| 64. | The Trouble with Jack Frost… (autobytel.com) | ||
| The trouble with Jack is…everything. No one wants Jack. No one likes Jack. He's cold, cruel, and nasty. And, basically, everyone wants Jack to just GO AWAY. But, he won't. Jack comes out of no where. And, you just can't predict when he'll show up…or how foul spirited and bad tempered he might be when he… | |||
| Updated: Jul 7, 2004 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 65. | The True Keys To "Cleaning Up" Your Credit (autobytel.com) | ||
| "Credit Repair" as advertised on radio, TV, and the Internet tends to be, at best, a waste of money and, at worst, a scam that would simply defraud you or (perhaps worse) involve you in fraud yourself. Even if a credit repair company is legitimate, there's nothing they can legally do that you can't do… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 84 Similar pages |
| 66. | There Are Several Ways to Dispute Inaccuracies on Credit Reports (autobytel.com) | ||
| The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), enforced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), is designed to promote accuracy and ensure the privacy of the information used in consumer reports. Recent amendments to the Act expand your rights and place additional requirements on credit bureaus. According to the FCRA… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 67. | Think About Credit Now to Boost Your Future Success (autobytel.com) | ||
| As you contemplate graduating and entering the professional world, you have undoubtedly planned a course of action for starting your new career and your new life. But have you considered credit when mapping out your financial strategy? Realizing now how many areas of life can be impacted by your credit will… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 49 Similar pages |
| 68. | Thinking about an SUV (autobytel.com) | ||
| Thinking about an SUV? Choosing the Right Size Sport Utility Vehicle By Bruce Caldwell The proliferation of sport utility vehicles is a classic case of good news and bad news. The good news is the almost unlimited choices of makes, models, sizes, engines, types of four-wheel-drive systems, interior… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 75 Similar pages |
| 69. | Thirty Second Summary: Honda Odyssey (autobytel.com) | ||
| Thirty Second Summary Honda Odyssey Few automakers are criticized for not making enough of a car. But Honda is when it comes to the Odyssey. Since its debut in 1995, the Odyssey has been one of the most popular minivans on dealer waiting lists and in neighborhoods around the country. Last year, Honda sold 17%… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 16 | Author: Brian Chee Similar pages |
| 70. | This Month at Autobytel (autobytel.com) | ||
| 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Armada It's big, it's bold — it's the 2004 Nissan Pathfinder Armada. But is it big and bold enough? Nissan steps fearlessly into the Land of Giants... Surveys… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 | Author: Staff Similar pages |
| 71. | This Month at Autobytel (autobytel.com) | ||
| 2004 Chicago: Show 'n Snow It may be cold outside, but it's warm at the Auto Show! Especially with Dodge and Toyota waging a mid-sized truck war between the new Tacoma and Dakota, and Buick debuting the LaCrosse sedan... And is that the next MX-5 Miata? Headlines From Cobalt to Crossfire… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 | Author: Staff Similar pages |
| 72. | This Week at Autoweb (autobytel.com) | ||
| 2004 BMW 5 Series A technological marvel, but will the new look score with buyers? BMW reveals a new 5 series, and lays claim to the best luxury sedan ever built... Driving skill: Are you a help or a hazard? 2004 Acura TL Acura pumps up the volume… 2004 Honda Element A plastic paddy wagon, or the… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 | Author: Staff Similar pages |
| 73. | Tim Walker Joins Autobytel.com As Director of Market Representation (autobytel.com) | ||
| Tim Walker recently joined Autobytel.com, the premier online car-buying program, as Director of Market Representation. Walker's responsibilities will include determining which dealers are the most qualified to represent Autobytel.com in its marketplace. In addition, he will ensure that proper representation… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 531 Similar pages |
| 74. | Tinseltown and Motown Teens Weigh in On Auto Show Concept Cars (autobytel.com) | ||
| Irvine, CA - January 14, 2003 -Autobytel Inc., the Internet's largest new car-buying service and popular automotive research center, recently asked tomorrow's drivers — high school students from Los Angeles (the capital of the car culture) and Detroit (the time-honored Motor City) — to voice their… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 110 Similar pages |
| 75. | Tip #1 Quick Safety Seat Checkup (autobytel.com) | ||
| The back seat is generally the safest place in a crash. If your vehicle has a passenger air bag, it is essential for children 12 and under to ride in back. Does your child ride facing the right way? Infants should ride in rear facing restraints, preferably in the back seat, until about age 1 and at least… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 0 Similar pages |
| 76. | Tip #10 Play It Safe: Walking And Biking Safely (Toddlers & Preschoolers) (autobytel.com) | ||
| Dangers for young children on the move: darting out into traffic from the middle of the block; playing in or near the street; riding a tricycle or bike in a parking lot, driveway, or street. Young children are NOT small adults! They move quickly and can run into the street without warning. They don't know… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 0 Similar pages |
| 77. | Tip #11 Kids On The Move: Walking And Biking Safely (Kindergarten To Grade Three) (autobytel.com) | ||
| Children in kindergarten through third grade are learning to become independent. They enjoy walking, riding bikes, and playing outside. They don't have the judgment to cope with traffic by themselves yet, but they can begin to understand safety rules. What parents need to know: the bottom line… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 207 Similar pages |
| 78. | Tip #12 School Bus Stops: A Risky Part Of The Ride (autobytel.com) | ||
| Millions of children in the United States ride safely to and from school on school buses each day. Although school buses are the safest way to get them to school, an average of 33 school-age children die in school bus-related traffic crashes each year. Most of those killed are pedestrians, five to seven years… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 107 Similar pages |
| 79. | Tip #13 Handrails & Drawstrings: Clothing Causes School Bus Hazard (autobytel.com) | ||
| Drawstrings can be dangerous Current styles and fads of children's clothing, especially drawstrings, have brought new injury risks. Some clothing can cause deaths and injuries by catching on bus doors or handrails, playground equipment, and cribs. Items that can catch in these areas: Jackets, sweatshirts, and… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 158 Similar pages |
| 80. | Tip #14 Beyond The Front Yard: Creating Safer Streets And Play Places For Children (autobytel.com) | ||
| Crawling... walking... bike riding... in-line and roller-skating. As babies grow into school kids, they move farther and faster. They love to be on the move — to the neighbor's house, the schoolyard, the park, or the store! These activities are great for your children, if your neighborhood has safe… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 81. | Tip #2 Where Should Your Child Ride? (autobytel.com) | ||
| Anyone who rides loose can hurt those who are buckled up by being thrown against them. People riding without belts or safety seats can be hurled out of the car and seriously hurt. The back seat usually is safer than the front, because head-on crashes are the most common kind. There must be one belt for each… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 82. | Tip #3 How To Protect Your New Baby In The Car (autobytel.com) | ||
| Everybody would be safest facing backward while riding in a car. Babies are lucky to have seats that work this way. Infants are safest when riding facing the rear, because the back of the safety seat supports the child's back, neck, and head in a crash. So, whichever seat you choose, your baby should ride… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 83. | Tip #4 What Safety Seat To Use For A Big Baby Or Toddler? (autobytel.com) | ||
| When your baby grows too tall or too heavy for an infant-only seat, you'll need a larger seat. Convertible seats fit infants rear facing up to about 20 lbs. Some convertible seats are rated for heavier rear facing weights and should be used for infants less than 1 year who weigh over 20 lbs. Toddler… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 113 Similar pages |
| 84. | Tip #5 How Should Preschool And School Children Ride Safely? (autobytel.com) | ||
| Your child should stay in a car safety seat with a full harness until the seat is outgrown, usually at about 40 pounds. When a child's shoulders are above the top set of strap slots, it is time for a booster seat. Booster seats protect the child's upper body with either the shoulder belt or with a shield. The… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 228 Similar pages |
| 85. | Tip #6 Is Your Safety Seat Secure In The Car? (autobytel.com) | ||
| To do its job, a child safety seat must be held securely against the vehicle seat back. If the lap part of the safety belt is not tight or the safety seat slides around on the vehicle seat, your child may not be protected. Always read the instructions that come with the safety seat. Also read the section on… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 86. | Tip #7 Harness Straps: Your Child's Link To Safety (autobytel.com) | ||
| The harness holds your child in his seat to protect him in a crash. Some safety seats have just a harness; others have a harness attached to a shield. A harness is no less safe than a harness and shield combination. The straps must fit on strong parts of the body: the shoulders and hips. The harness must be… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 77 Similar pages |
| 87. | Tip #8 What Are Safety Seat Recalls? (autobytel.com) | ||
| Just like automobiles and many other products, a car safety seat may be "recalled" because of a defect which could injure your child. Manufacturers are required to fix the problem free of charge. If your seat is recalled, be sure to get it fixed right away. When you hear about a seat being recalled: Find out… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 0 Similar pages |
| 88. | Tip #9 Air Bag Safety: Buckle up everyone! Children in back! (autobytel.com) | ||
| An infant or child riding in the front seat can be seriously injured or killed by the inflating air bag. An air bag is not a soft pillow. To do its important job, an air bag comes out of the dashboard very fast, faster than the blink of an eye. Many people's lives have been saved by air bags. The force of an… | |||
| Updated: Mar 17, 2005 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
| 89. | Tips for Driving and Talking Safely (autobytel.com) | ||
| For many, wireless communications has delivered on the promise of the untethered life by allowing us to stay in touch wherever we are. And for an increasingly mobile culture, "where" is often in the car. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that 85% of cell phone owners use their… | |||
| Updated: Jul 7, 2004 | Rating: 0 | Author: Source: LetsTalk.com Similar pages |
| 90. | Tips For Getting The Right Insurance (autobytel.com) | ||
| Always comparison-shop whether you need a new policy, or before you automatically renew an old one. Autobytel.com makes competing, instantly accessible quotes available, and online application, at the click of a mouse. Consider more than just a rock-bottom premium. Consider the insurer, the specific… | |||
| Updated: Jun 10, 2004 | Rating: 16 Similar pages |
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