If you’re in the market for a new luxury vehicle, you’ll want to avoid looking at the price tag. Thankfully, here at Autobahn USA, we offer various used and certified pre-owned luxury vehicles for less, including the popular BMW X3 and Audi S5 Sportback. But how do you know the difference between something’s that been used and certified pre-owned (CPO)?
Horsepower vs. Torque: What’s the Difference? https://t.co/rO47BdGEJl pic.twitter.com/kfYZ6Q8gIC
— Car and Driver (@CARandDRIVER) April 15, 2016
The subject of horsepower and torque has always been a bit too technical for us to easily understand, until Car and Driver posted this surprisingly clear explanation.
The simplest terms we pulled from the article are this:
Work, in physics, is the result of a force acting over a distance. A very basic example of this is picking up a 2-pound paperweight that fell off…
Read these quick tips for installing a car seat properly! #TheRightSeat https://t.co/enSZgonirZ pic.twitter.com/06fWh3BWt5
— NHTSA (@NHTSAgov) May 3, 2016
You've got a used luxury car and a brand new baby, and you need to know how to make the two get along safely. Fortunately, the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration has a few general tips to follow to get your child safety seat installed correctly:
6 Smart Reasons Why You Should Buy a Used Car - https://t.co/vhcA4TI7wa pic.twitter.com/hBm9vVa5Wb
— Daily News Autos (@NYDNAutos) February 25, 2016
Daily News Autos tweets, "6 Smart Reasons Why You Should Buy a Used Car," but here at Autobahn USA in Westborough, the synopsis can be boiled down to our three-word tagline..
Luxury for less. .
We specialize in hedonistically indulgent brands, like Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, but we bring them to you pre-owned so they fit your budget. According to market data from 2015, the average car buyer paid $13,500 less for a used car…
The self-driving car may be the future of locomotion -- but is it safe?
Would you give up control? Per AAA survey, 75% would be afraid to ride in self-driving car. https://t.co/MkyNwzrYBJ pic.twitter.com/DPar0OE2Qn
— Marshall Doney (@AAACEODoney) March 7, 2016
The world's biggest automakers are all working on autonomous cars to some degree or another, but the vast majority of American drivers don't feel that they are safe.
"With the rapid advancement towards autonomous vehicles, American drivers may be hesitant to give up full control," said John Nielsen, AAA’s managing director of