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Effective Tips to Keep Your Car AC Ice Cold
by Write
When a vehicle is brand new, the interior climate often feels brisk and refreshing as soon as you activate the air conditioning system. Over time, however, it’s not unusual for that once-icy stream of air to lose some of its chill. Gradual wear, environmental factors, and ordinary aging can all affect how cold the air blows from the vents. In fact, under common driving conditions, an air conditioning system might lose roughly five percent or more of its cooling efficiency each passing year.
Quick Guide to Replacing Your AC Compressor
by Write
Replacing your car’s A/C compressor is a substantial task that restores the cooling power you rely on, especially in warm weather. Over time, the compressor—the central component of the air conditioning system—can wear out, leak refrigerant, or fail altogether. When it stops working as it should, your vehicle’s cabin can become unbearable in high temperatures, and overall comfort takes a significant hit.
Top Tips for Preparing Your Car for Extreme Heat Conditions
by Write
As summer temperatures intensify across the United States, the effects on people are immediately noticeable: sweltering commutes, sweaty brows, and an unrelenting desire to find even the slightest hint of shade. Yet it’s not only humans that feel the brunt of the heat. Vehicles, too, are subject to the relentless beating sun and elevated temperatures that can stress or degrade their various components. Prolonged exposure to UV rays can fade automotive paint, harden and crack interior trims, and weaken rubber components like belts and seals. Intense heat can also influence the fluids that keep your vehicle running smoothly, accelerating the breakdown of oils and coolants or causing vapors to form in fuel lines.
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Ford Extends EV Power Promise Program Through March 2024
by MOTORVERO TEAM
Ford Motor Company is expanding its Power Promise program, offering buyers of qualifying electric vehicles a complimentary home charging station and standard installation. This initiative, designed to accelerate EV adoption by addressing common infrastructure barriers, now covers select 2024 and 2025 model-year Ford EV
2024 Jeep Wagoneer S EV: Pricing Starts at $71,995 for the New Electric SUV
by MOTORVERO TEAM
Jeep makes its grand entrance into the electric vehicle market with the 2024 Wagoneer S, combining legendary off-road capability with cutting-edge EV technology and premium luxury. As the brand's first fully electric SUV, the Wagoneer S represents a bold step forward while maintaining the rugged sophistication that defines the Wagoneer nameplate.
2025 Ford Maverick Gets Standard Hybrid Engine, Base Price Jumps $2,500
by MOTORVERO TEAM
The 2025 Ford Maverick builds on its best-selling formula with available all-wheel drive for the hybrid powertrain, a new street-focused Lobo trim, and enhanced tech across all models while maintaining its class-leading value proposition.
Traction Control Issues: Causes, Symptoms, and Fixes
by MOTORVERO TEAM
Since becoming federally mandated in 2012, these systems have significantly reduced accident rates. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that ESC alone prevents approximately 5,000-9,000 fatal crashes annually in the United States
2025 Hyundai Palisade: Key Updates, Features, and Changes
by MOTORVERO TEAM
The 2025 Hyundai Palisade enters the model year with only minor updates, positioning itself as a stable choice in the competitive three-row SUV segment. While enthusiasts might anticipate a more substantial redesign in coming years, the current iteration continues to offer compelling value with its spacious interior, robust safety features, and premium amenities.
Lincoln Recalls 47,000+ Nautilus SUVs Due to Power Window Pinch Hazard
by MOTORVERO TEAM
Ford Motor Company has issued a recall affecting over 47,800 Lincoln Nautilus SUVs due to a potential safety concern with the power window system.
Ford Recalls Over 295,000 Super Duty Trucks Due to Fuel Pump Failure
by MOTORVERO TEAM
Ford Motor Company has announced a significant recall affecting approximately 295,400 Super Duty trucks due to potential high-pressure fuel pump failures that could compromise vehicle safety.
Is Warming Up Your Car in Winter Necessary? Experts Weigh In
by MOTORVERO TEAM
Automotive technology has advanced dramatically in recent decades, making the traditional "warm-up" period largely unnecessary for most vehicles. While older cars with carburetors (typically pre-1990s models) required extended idling to operate properly, modern fuel-injected engines combined with advanced synthetic oils have eliminated this need.
Ford Recalls 25,000 Super Duty Trucks Due to Faulty Tailgate Camera from Water Damage
by Motovero Team
Ford Motor Company has announced a significant recall affecting certain Super Duty pickup trucks due to potential water damage in tailgate camera systems that may compromise rear visibility.