Euro Motorworks Blog

With the recent rise of COVID-19, people all across the globe are learning how to truly keep things not just clean but disinfected and germ-free. According to the CDC, washing your hands and disinfecting heavily-touched surfaces is the best way to ensure your safety, but you can go above and beyond in not just your home, but also in your car. 

We’ve all either heard of someone or been that someone who tries to show their mechanic a car problem, only for it to magically disappear once you finally get to the shop. Car problems are frustrating and disheartening, as they can disrupt your entire day, week, and lifestyle. 

We can’t all purchase new hybrid or electric vehicles, and many of us don’t want to. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up on green driving. While every driver was taught how to use their vehicle in driving school, not everyone knows how to maximize fuel, both on the road and before getting in the car. 

As we all know, winter is a dangerous time for drivers, not only because icy roads can make for risky conditions, but also because colder weather can damage your vehicle, even when it’s just sitting in the driveway. 

Cars have improved over the past 70 years or so, and so has the gasoline we put in them.