When it comes to our cars, they can mean many things to us, and often different things to different people. We can all agree, however, that our cars are important to us. They’re a part of who we are. They’re so integral to modern living that they enable you to truly live, as someone like me, who has gone ten years of adulthood without owning a car, can tell you. So, it’s only natural to want to return the favor to your car in some way. So, how do you do it? There are many ways, but here are just a few suggestions to help your repay your care for all that it does for you.
First and foremost, use it sparingly to preserve its delicate parts for longer before needing repairs. This means walking when possible to avoid wear and tear on your car. It may take some extra time and effort out of your day, but it’s well worth it to have your car stay in better condition longer. You’ll save money on repair costs and gas and simply have more access to your car by using it more sparingly like this. You’ll be glad you did once you find you have a bit more money in your pocket.
Another way to celebrate your car’s bounty of gifts is to redecorate your car. Redecorating your car’s interior is a great way to breath new life into man’s true best friend. For example, seat covers can go a long way toward giving the car a dose of personality that matches your own. It also has the benefit of protecting our car’s upholstery, taking us back to the above advice, as well. You can also find some knick knacks to hang from the rearview mirror or sit on the dashboard, such as some fuzzy dice or a hula girl. If you need such trinkets for your car, you can usually find them for cheap with retailers like Kohl’s, so get shopping.
Max isn’t your ordinary auto blogger. He’s your friendly neighborhood gearhead, here to guide you through the automotive maze. His blog is like a conversation with a buddy who’s always got the latest auto scoop.
