Posted on 4/29/2023
Engines operate at very high temperatures, which are regulated by the cooling system. If the temperature passes a certain point, they start to experience a lot of problems. As a result, your vehicle might end up in a repair shop for serious and costly procedures. That's why we have put together five symptoms that indicate cooling problems - they are specific to the cooling system, so you don't get confused. Error Code Pop-Up Is an error code popping up every time you start the car or maybe when you drive it for a few miles? Whichever the case may be, the error code might be for a cooling problem. While there are many codes, a few, such as "P2181," indicate that your engine is not running at an optimal temperature. Depending on the make and model, they can be different, but make sure to check it out at a repair shop ASAP. Dashboard Lights The dashboard is home to a lot of lights, including a few related to the cooling system. If yo ... read more
Posted on 3/31/2023
If you are looking for an Audi for your next car, you might want to know some things about it. The German-made manufacturer Audi, which is owned by VW, is one of the most popular in the industry. Throughout the years, it has offered a stunning exterior - with elegant lines - and a sophisticated, clean interior. But all this is widely known. What if you want to know some of the pros and cons of owning an Audi or which models to avoid? Well, in this blog, we will take a look at all that - continue reading to find out! Pros Let's start with the exterior, as mentioned above. It offers a sleek and stylish approach with a lot of straight, sporty lines. Moving on to the interior we can find a lot of options through all the trims and models - with S lines being the fanciest. The engine bay has a lot to offer as well. The 1.9 and 2.0 TFSI engines are some of the best since their releases in 2003 and 2012. Here are some other things Audi shines at: The best AWD system - A ... read more
Posted on 2/28/2023
Reliability is one of the most important characteristics of a car. Most people want to buy a vehicle and drive it for thousands of miles before repairing it. While we can't guarantee that, we can give you four of the most reliable vehicles, in our opinion. Our Pick For A Four Door Sedan The brand-new 2023 Toyota Corolla SE has a hybrid power system that combines electric motors and a 1.8L 4-cyl engine, making it one of the most fuel-efficient vehicles on the market. Not only that, but it's also extremely reliable with easy-to-maintain and repair parts. The total horsepower it puts out is 134 and 156 lb-ft of torque - with a CVT automatic transmission. In addition to that, it has plenty of storage space in the back seats and trunk. The extra power from the electric motors makes the driving experience very responsive and satisfying. One Of The Most Reliable SUVs Looking for an SUV for you and your family, or just want extra space? The 2023 Lexus GX460 is our pick for th ... read more
Posted on 1/30/2023
A pre-purchase inspection is a step you should never skip in the car-buying process. When browsing the used vehicle market, you can never be too sure what you are getting into. To restore your confidence, the team at Accomplished Auto can thoroughly inspect the car to make sure it is what the seller claims it is. A pre-purchase inspection or PPI will check for both mechanical and cosmetic defects. A pre-purchase inspection can take the pain of buying a lemon away. Here are the 4 advantages of getting a PPI: 1) Determine the vehicle’s worth A PPI is a very detailed inspection that pretty much covers the vehicle, bumper-to-bumper. Most importantly, our techs will closely look at the engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, steering system, and more to let you know how much the vehicle is really worth. Does it match the selling price, or are you getting ripped off? 2) Verify the condition of the parts When buying from a private seller, it is hard to know the ... read more
Posted on 12/30/2022
We’re all fond of sweet maple syrup on our donuts, waffles, and pancakes. But when it comes to your car, a sweet scent is a major concern. If you catch a syrupy smell in your automobile, there’s a good likelihood you have a coolant or radiator fluid leak. Coolant, sometimes called antifreeze or radiator fluid, plays an essential role in keeping your engine cool and stable. In addition to stabilizing your engine temperature, the additives in the solution prevent corrosion from forming on your engine components. The chemicals in the fluid are able to draw excess heat away from the car motor. Sometimes, the coolant is used to allow repurposed warm air to heat up your and your passengers inside the cabin. Therefore, a leak can cause the sweet smell to escape into your car. Coolant/antifreeze flows through various components, so it can be challenging to detect and diagnose a leak on your own. This fluid flows through the radiator, heater core, hoses, and more. To be sa ... read more