• Understanding Car Hire Insurance Abroad
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    Knowing whether or not to include car hire insurance can be tricky. You can be talked into things you don’t need by pushy sales staff or make the mistake of thinking you don’t need insurance when you do. Either way can be a costly mistake so always make sure you check the small print. Here…

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  • Renting a car for your wedding
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    If you are looking to hire a wedding car then you will need to decide if you want a classic car or if you want a more modern executive car or sports car. Some wedding car hire businesses have a number of different types of vehicles and often they are on display so you can…

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  • Renting a car for a holiday
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    Renting a car while on holiday opens up a whole new range of options for activities to partake in and sights to see. Although some countries are easily accessed with the family car, renting is often the easier option as it means travel to the area is likely much quicker such as via aeroplane –…

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  • Gearbox Issues – What Could be Wrong?
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    The gearbox is used to control gears when driving a manual car. These are some of the most common signs that something might not be working within the gearbox: Slipping. If you feel like the car is changing between gears, it could be slipping. Delayed engagement or difficulty shifting gear. You might notice that the…

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  • What Should you do if your Cambelt Breaks?
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    The cambelt is an important piece of equipment within your car engine. It will control opening and closing of valves to make sure the engine is working properly and to avoid combustion. You should think about getting a new cambelt approximately every 40,000-100,000 miles. The range is enormous, as it will very much depend on…

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