Cars, Security and a Peek into my Life
Tips and tricks for taking your car to a detail shop.
(read it online)
Remove the weird stuff you’re hiding in your trunk from whomever.
You’d be surprised at how many people keep weapons in their vehicle’s gloveboxes (remember that, next time your road rage out on another driver).
A toothbrush for the vents in the dash.
A micro-fibre cloth dusts the interior, no chemicals needed.
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See how low they sit? It makes nicking them SO easy.
And a few dings on each, and the car starts to look straggly. That means you have to pay close, constant attention. Curbs and corners have to be taken slower.
Of course I love high performance tires and cars. But, I think rims work the best when you own 2 cars: one with rims, and an everyday car.
Found in Georgia, USA
Honda CR-Z
Manual version starts at $22,590
The dash controls are so compacted, I was able to show the entire dash, in one collage; rarely happens.
And I fit the backseat into the collage, too. Probably because it’s so small.
No literally; I’m a miniature person, and it’s squishy for me.
It’s great, because who wants passengers, anyway?
