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Have you ever wondered why it's called a spoiler? It's an odd name for a car part that serves to enhance a vehicle's aerodynamics but once you know the reason, it actually makes a lot of sense.

What is your favorite vehicle color? Classic black? Bright red? Cool silver? Something bold and custom? Tell us what you drive.

Seasonal changes are great times to check your brakes and fluids.
Fall driving brings new conditions and your vehicle should be ready. Call G & M Auto Care today!

Decades ago, a long drive in the spring or summer often ended with windshields, grilles and headlights coated in bug splatter but studies show that this is less and less common and may be a sign of a bigger environmental problem. Have you noticed this trend?

During this time of year, auto theft can increase, since the days are shorter, and people tend to be out more holiday shopping or participating in festivities. Here are some tips to deter thieves from targeting your vehicle. Keep in mind that many insurance companies offer discounts if you install anti-theft devices, a car alarm or a tracking system.

Fuel for the tank - fuel for the driver!
National Coffee Day reminds us that both matter when the road calls.

It can sometimes feel like the 1990s were "just about 10 years ago," but believe it or not we've made 25 trips around the sun since the last year of the 20th century. Several vehicles of that era - alongside countless songs, movies, and moments - are now considered classics.

By the time your vehicle reaches 90,000 miles, it's already been through years of driving, wear and environmental exposure. Even if it's still running smoothly, this milestone is a turning point - and staying on top of critical maintenance now can help ensure it keeps going strong for another 90,000 miles.

Today is the first day of Fall! As the seasons change so do driving conditions so here are a few tips to keep you safe out there!

One of the hazards of night driving is not only the reduced visibility due to darkness, but the distractions from all the other lights on the road. Here are some tips for helping your eyes avoid strain.

The 60,000-mile mark is a key milestone in your car's lifespan. By now, your vehicle has logged serious miles, whether through daily commutes, road trips or weekend errands.

That kind of use means more wear and tear, so this service check is typically more comprehensive than the 30,000-mile service. At this stage, preventive care is crucial to avoid major repairs later.

Aggressive driving - such as rapid acceleration, harsh braking and speeding - puts strain on your engine, transmission, brakes and suspension. Running at a consistent speed is good for fuel efficiency and vehicle durability.