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New Year's Solutions for Your Cars
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Jan 4th, 2021 12:00am
Every year at this time, we all make our New Year’s Resolutions. Maybe you already have yours picked out, and you really mean it this year – or maybe you’ve given up on the concept altogether. Well, we don’t have to tell you that 2020 has been one wild ride for everyone – so this year, let’s give up New Year’s resolutions, and focus on New Year’s Solutions. Stop ...
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How to Slay Car Monsters with Preventative Care
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Oct 31st, 2020 12:00am
Your hands are shaking, you’re hyperventilating, and you’re terrified. Halloween may be over, but there are still ghouls and ghosts out there, and your tremors are related to another type of monster – vehicle maintenance and repair – and that can seem way scarier! Car problems are frightening and can be dangerous, but vehicle owners don’t need to be spooked. Here are some tips to help you arm yourself with ...
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CarMD Releases 10th Annual State Ranking of Car Repair Costs
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Jul 27th, 2020 8:00am
IRVINE, Calif., July 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- CarMD.com Corporation today released its 10th annual state ranking of check engine light-related car repair costs, which finds in 2019 Vermont had the lowest average repair cost ($342.14) while California drivers incurred the highest average repair cost ($414.24). Rounding out the five most affordable states for car repair over the past year were Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa. After ...
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Shifting Gears to Manage Change During COVID-19
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Apr 27th, 2020 10:00amShifting Gears to Manage Change During COVID-19 By Jody DeVere - April 23, 2020 Yes, business must continue, but it may have to do so in many new ways. Being open to creative solutions from peers, suppliers and vendors can be valuable right now. Change is hard, especially under duress. I reached out to some automotive industry thought leaders for some insights on creative approaches you may want to ...
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COVID-19 Update: We're Still Here for You
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Mar 26th, 2020 4:00am
We understand that this is a challenging time for the entire auto industry, and we've spoken to many of you who are facing layoffs, closures, and uncertain futures. AskPatty.com's staff have committed to working remotely during this period,many of our Certified Female Friendly locations are OPEN, and we are here to support them and the consumers in our audience.
We encourage all our CFF locations who have made the ...
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Your Car's Top 5 New Years Resolutions
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Jan 14th, 2020 3:00am
We're nearly two weeks into 2020, how are those New Years Resolutions going? Hopefully the diet hasn't completely fallen apart yet, but here at AskPatty we always think about vehicle fitness in addition to physical health. As we head into the new year, don't forget to take great care of your car as well as yourself - here are our top 5 new years resolutions for your vehicle.
1. Don't Put Off Regular ...
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5 tips to Pay for Car Repairs Even Without an Emergency Fund
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Mar 16th, 2018 8:00am
By Lidia Staron, Guest Contributor
Every car owner sooner or later faces the inevitable – having their car repaired. Unfortunately, not everyone is prepared enough for the cost, which ranges from $500 to $2,000. In fact, only 39% of Americans have enough savings to cover an emergency.
Gladly, anyone can have their car fixed without getting buried in debts. Here’s how:
1. Checking the Insurance Policy
All cars ...
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Infographic: Noises Your Car Makes - What Do They Mean?
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Sep 20th, 2017 8:00am
Screech! Rattle! Bang! We hope your car isn't making these noises, but that doesn't mean we love this infographic by Ira Toyota of Tewksbury any less! They put together a great overview of some of the most common noises reported by service and repair customers, and judging by the questions we get to our panel of expert women, they seem pretty universal. Check out the infographic below, connect ...
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Who Really Makes The Repair Decision? Motor Age Magazine with Jody DeVere
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Jan 16th, 2017 9:00amWho Really Makes The Repair Decision? Motor Age Magazine with Jody DeVere
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Shop Owner - Building Trust Through Your Brand
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Sep 1st, 2016 4:00pmWhen it comes to garnering consumer trust, repair shops seem to rank as low as law firms and cable companies. In a 2014 survey of car owners conducted by RepairPal, 52% of respondents said they believed they had been taken advantage of by an automotive repair shop. ... Read More!
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