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10 Cars That Can Run For Over 250,000 Miles

While just about any car these days can clock a quarter million miles if an owner throws enough money at it in terms of ongoing repairs and upkeep – some models tend to be more enjoyable to own and hold together better over the long haul than others.To determine which would be the most likely ne

10 cars that are most likely to last 200,000 miles

The automotive data and research site iSeeCars.com has compiled a list of the 10 vehicles that are most likely to last for 200,000 miles. Toyota and General Motors each have four vehicles on the list, more than any other automaker.

Decreasing your risk for auto theft: Top 10 most stolen vehicles

After eight consecutive years of decline in the rate of vehicle theft, experts are now projecting an increase of 1.3 percent from year to year. There are many things that you can do to lessen your risk of auto theft. Never leave your car running or the keys in the ignition when unattended–even just for a minute. Don’t [...]

How to get your car to 200,000 miles

Improvements in rust prevention, engine technology, safety features, and electronics mean that 200K cars are common.

Are Larger Cars Safer for Teen Drivers?

For parents car shopping for teen drivers, safety remains a top priority when selecting a vehicle. But what exactly determines a cars safety?

Exchange Services disabled? Here’s how to turn them back on

Here’s an all-too-common situation. You suddenly find your Exchange Services disabled. Get them up and running again quickly with PowerShell.

How Auto Mechanics Can Rip You Off

A seasoned auto mechanic is warning consumers to be well-versed in how their car works to avoid being ripped off at the auto repair shop.

How Cultural Exchange Continues After the Program Ends

Whether you recently said goodbye to an exchange student or are considering becoming a host family, take comfort in knowing that the bonds and connections you form remain even after the end of a cultural exchange program - there are now more ways than ever to stay in touch!

11 things you need to know about Android Auto

Android Auto isn't readily available yet, which might make the decision to install it in your car a little difficult. Here's what you need to know if you're thinking about upgrading.

7 Reasons You Should Be Friends With Exchange Students

Want to Raise Well-Adjusted Kids? Host an Exchange Student

Hosting an exchange student teaches your kids the life lessons they can't get at school or soccer practice.

Do Needle Exchange Programs Really Work?

Find out the truth about Needle Exchange Programs! Do they really work? Where are they located? What are the Pros and Cons of Needle Exchange Programs?

Do You Know What Counts as a Carb Exchange?

If you're counting carbohydrate exchanges, find out what food counts as an exchange check out a list of common foods in each carb category.

How to Calculate an Exchange Rate

Struggling to get a grasp on exchange rates? Here's what you need to know.

How to upgrade an Exchange server without going crazy

When you upgrade an Exchange server, you can often expect some headaches, especially in legacy versions. These tips may alleviate some of your pain.

Rethinking Auto. Is Using Auto ISO a Bad Thing?

I used to believe that the Auto setting on a camera was something to be avoided the way a tired waitress avoids eye contact when you’re signaling for a coffee refill—she can’t deny that you’re there, but she can ignore the hell out of you. I still feel that way about fully auto exposure, but my maniacally stubborn attitude toward Auto ISO is softening like marshmallow Peeps in a microwave.