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• Roof Racks 101

  By Paul Dohrman

  Car rooftops aren’t just for luggage and Christmas trees anymore. Skis, bikes, kayaks, and surfboards all have their own specialized racks. This guide includes buying help, kayak-loading tips--even info on building a hang glider rack.

• Safe Driver Checklist

  By Tina Samuels

  Arrive Alive. Here at eHow we've assembled the best articles and videos to teach you defensive driving, learn about roadside emergencies, safety belt awareness, and other safe driving tips and tricks.

• Info on Gas Mileage

  By Elexis Marie

  With high gas prices and aging vehicles, knowing what affects your mileage is more important than ever. The experts at eHow can help you save on gas and enjoy more Sunday-afternoon drives, without worrying about an empty tank.

• Car Facts 101

  By Larry Amon

  There’s a lot to know about cars. How they work, where they came from and what to know about buying a new car are some of the most important car facts. Use this Car Facts 101 guide to get the scoop on the automotive track.

• Body Kit Basics

  By Contributing Writer

  Are you considering changing the looks or performance of your vehicle? Body kits can do this. Learn from these eHow experts how to make, buy or install a complete body kit or just a few select parts of one.

• Auto Repair Manual

  By Larry Amon

  Auto repair is often done by trained mechanics, but backyard mechanics and the average car owner can learn to fix many common car problems. Consult our Auto Repair Manual to learn a lot about how to fix your own car.

• Cars for Kids

  By Jessica Cook

  Kids love cars, toy or otherwise. Whether you're shopping for a family car, looking for information on toy cars, or you're ready to hand over the keys to a first car for a teen driver, read on to find a comprehensive guide about cars for kids.

• Auto Body Basics

  By Daniel Smith

  Expert mechanics will tell you that a car's body integrity is often more important than that of its mechanical parts. Use this guide to learn about auto body shops, costs, fillers, customizing your car, detailing and painting.

• Changing Motor Oil 101

  By Chris Sherwood

  To keep your car in good shape, change your oil every 3,000 miles or three months, whichever comes first. Almost anyone can change their own oil with the right tools and a little elbow grease--and our handy guide at the ready.

• Car Detailing 101

  By Kathleen Bunn

  Even the oldest clunker can shine like new with some tender loving care. Detailing your vehicle on a regular basis can extend the life of your car and keep it looking sharp. This guide to car detailing 101 can teach you how to make your car sparkle.

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