Benefits of Maintaining Your Car
Care for your car and you could achieve a higher value on Pupkewitz's online valuation service
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Longevity
You’ve probably seen a car that is older than Dracula but surprisingly, it doesn’t look like it. In fact, a well-maintained old car can outlive a newer car that’s been neglected without proper care. Quite often, it’s the little things like regularly checking your tire pressure, brakes, fluid level, battery and lights that make the big difference in the long run.
Boost your safety
Did you know that some road accidents are indirectly caused by poor car maintenance? For instance, you can forget to service your brake system and when you need to slow down, it malfunctions causing an accident. Another scenario would be a worn-out tire that was supposed to be changed that bursts when you’re driving at high speed.
Anyway, maintaining your car can improve your safety and potentially save your life.
Enhances reliability and performance
If you drive a car for long enough without maintenance, you start to notice a decline in performance. It could be that it doesn’t accelerate fast like it did when it was fresh out of the dealership. Maybe the fuel economy worsened or it coughs when you start it. No, a wizard didn’t put a spell on your car but it is normal for car components to wear out if they aren’t serviced or replaced on a regular basis.
Increases the resale value of your vehicle
Ever wondered why some classic cars are auctioned at a higher resale value decades later after they were purchased? This is usually quite common among rare, limited car models that are out of the market but the owners kept them in mint condition. However, even if your vehicle is not one of those scarce types, ensuring that it is well-maintained will increase its resale value.
Saves you expensive repair costs
Sometimes, the repair cost of a vehicle can be too expensive to the point that you spend more money trying to fix your car than you would if you bought a new car of the same exact model. Nonetheless, you can avoid digging a hole in your pocket by scheduling regular maintenance check-ups to seal that crack before it brings down the wall. Remember, prevention is better than cure!
Minimizes roadside emergencies
It can be annoying when your car engine won’t start on a cold winter morning or it suddenly breaks down on the roadside due to overheating problems. It’s even more frustrating when you’re stuck in the middle of nowhere with no strong network signal.
Value your car here for FREE https://www.pupkewitz-motors.com/new-cars/valuation/
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Staff Reporter
Longevity
You’ve probably seen a car that is older than Dracula but surprisingly, it doesn’t look like it. In fact, a well-maintained old car can outlive a newer car that’s been neglected without proper care. Quite often, it’s the little things like regularly checking your tire pressure, brakes, fluid level, battery and lights that make the big difference in the long run.
Boost your safety
Did you know that some road accidents are indirectly caused by poor car maintenance? For instance, you can forget to service your brake system and when you need to slow down, it malfunctions causing an accident. Another scenario would be a worn-out tire that was supposed to be changed that bursts when you’re driving at high speed.
Anyway, maintaining your car can improve your safety and potentially save your life.
Enhances reliability and performance
If you drive a car for long enough without maintenance, you start to notice a decline in performance. It could be that it doesn’t accelerate fast like it did when it was fresh out of the dealership. Maybe the fuel economy worsened or it coughs when you start it. No, a wizard didn’t put a spell on your car but it is normal for car components to wear out if they aren’t serviced or replaced on a regular basis.
Increases the resale value of your vehicle
Ever wondered why some classic cars are auctioned at a higher resale value decades later after they were purchased? This is usually quite common among rare, limited car models that are out of the market but the owners kept them in mint condition. However, even if your vehicle is not one of those scarce types, ensuring that it is well-maintained will increase its resale value.
Saves you expensive repair costs
Sometimes, the repair cost of a vehicle can be too expensive to the point that you spend more money trying to fix your car than you would if you bought a new car of the same exact model. Nonetheless, you can avoid digging a hole in your pocket by scheduling regular maintenance check-ups to seal that crack before it brings down the wall. Remember, prevention is better than cure!
Minimizes roadside emergencies
It can be annoying when your car engine won’t start on a cold winter morning or it suddenly breaks down on the roadside due to overheating problems. It’s even more frustrating when you’re stuck in the middle of nowhere with no strong network signal.
Value your car here for FREE https://www.pupkewitz-motors.com/new-cars/valuation/
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