Here at Auction Direct USA in Victor, NY, word searches are some of our favorite activities. They are quiet and a great way to expand our vocabulary. We thought that we would share our love of word searches by creating one of our own for you to enjoy. Can you find all the words?
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Easter is coming up, and we are looking forward to getting together with our loved ones for a delicious meal. When there is a large crowd, cooking a full meal can be overwhelming for whoever is hosting. Oftentimes, we are asked to contribute to the meal to make things easier for our hostess, and there are many delicious recipes that are crowd-pleasers. The only problem that we experience is trying to transport our dish without a disaster occurring. Luckily, we have some tips to help you out. Read the rest of this entry
Many of us remember turning 16 and getting our first car. Of course, that car was typically a hand-me-down from Mom and Dad while they upgraded to a newer vehicle for themselves – or we purchased a used vehicle with Mom and Dad’s help. In this day and age, it seems like there is a different attitude about the kind of vehicle that teens should drive. We are guessing that it is due to distorted movies and reality shows where teens are driving brand-new luxury cars. However, many parents are still being practical about their teen’s first vehicle. We were scrolling through Quora this morning and found the question, “What is a good first car for my 16-year-old son?” We thought that we would share some of the opinions of the Quora community: Read the rest of this entry
Our Raleigh, Rochester, and Durham-based dealerships have been experiencing spring weather for a while. The spring season means that more motorcycles will be out on the road. Most motorcycle accidents involve other vehicles, and the person driving the passenger vehicle is usually the party at fault. To help prevent motorcycle accidents, we are sharing some safety tips for you to remember when sharing the road this spring.
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March is the kickoff month for tornado season, and unfortunately, it arrived right on schedule with the series of storms that recently ripped through Alabama. We thought that we would take a moment to share some tips on how to stay safe on the road when storm systems that could produce tornadoes hit the area. Read the rest of this entry
If you are looking to purchase a used Nissan, you may find yourself wondering if mileage or age is more important when deciding to purchase a used vehicle. Both miles and age play an important role in how much the car should cost, its condition and how long it should last. Here is some information you should know.
If you are in the market for a new vehicle, it is important that you take the time to learn about various types of cars. Every manufacturer has its own unique benefits. If you are considering a Subaru, here are a few of the unique benefits that these vehicles offer.
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It’s time to replace or add another car and you’re looking at used cars for sale in Raleigh priced under $10,000. There are plenty to choose from but you want are the best cars for the money. The following list provides a few examples of what to look for.
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Whether you’re buying your used car online or from a car dealer, it’s important to consider how you’re going to maintain your pre-owned car. Follow these tips to keep your car running well after you take it home.
Of all the maintenance you perform on your vehicle, none will extend its life more than regular oil changes. But, that begs the question, “what is a regular oil change?” Most manufacturers recommend changing the oil somewhere between three and five thousand miles. But, depending on what you drive, and how you drive it, those numbers may actually be far too low. You might be able to get more than twice the recommended mileage, especially if you use synthetic oil. While it never hurts to err on the side of caution, replacing perfectly healthy engine oil three or four times a year doesn’t make sense either. There are several methods to determine if your oil still has enough viscosity.
