This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Are you thinking about selling your classic car this year, perhaps to free up space in your garage for that game-over, once-in-a-lifetime automotive purchase? You’re not alone. The classic car market has really heated up during the past year, with both prices and transaction volume increasing significantly. The …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com “Will it start?” That’s the most common question on the mind of classic car owners who find themselves going weeks or even months in between Sunday drives or late-night cruise-ins. However, when it comes to keeping a classic car both ready and safe to use over long periods …
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This post was originally published on www.progressive.com You can locate and decode your vehicle’s identification number (VIN) in a variety of places. Where to locate your VIN On your vehicle On the dashboard, just below the windshield (driver’s side) On the driver’s side doorpost (where the door latches) On the driver’s side door (below the latch mechanism) …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Hurricanes, hail, tornadoes, flooding—these and other extreme weather conditions can threaten your driving safety and damage your car. Learn how to prepare for hazardous weather and help minimize the damage to your vehicle with these tips for driving safely in extreme weather. Weather driving safety tips Driving safety …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Floods are a potential threat to any area prone to sudden or prolonged heavy rains. Vehicles caught in floods can undergo extensive damage, but not always. Find out what to do if your vehicle is flooded, how to assess and stop further damage, and how to spot flood …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com There are 4.12 million miles of paved road in the United States. But America’s favorite and most famous thoroughfare is Route 66, a once-continuous highway connecting Chicago to the beaches of Los Angeles. One of the original U.S. Highways, Route 66 was signed into law in 1927. Its …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com 1. Eating food that you’re used to Most travelers like to stick with foods that they know or have eaten before. When traveling, it’s a good idea to try new, exotic cuisine to explore new flavors and expand your palette. In other countries, they aren’t used to making …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com There’s nothing quite like buying a brand–new car. Free of dents, void of scratches, fragrant with that new-car smell, and complete with an odometer reading in the double digits. I’ve been there a few times over the years, so I get the rush that comes with wrapping my hands around a sleek new steering wheel. But there’s also a downside. …
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Engineering Explained’s tips and advice for changing the oil in your car.
This post was originally published on www.progressive.com Most cars are appliances. A tool for the job. They get us from point A to point B with no emotion necessary. But convertibles are special. They’ve always been. Convertibles don’t just get us there—they get us there with a big toothy grin and joy. Driving a classic …
