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Mechanic Inspects 2008 Chevy Avalanche, Tells Owner It Was Cheap for a Reason

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When the owner of this 2008 Chevrolet Avalanche bought the truck, he almost threw a party to celebrate. However, the mechanic told him exactly the opposite. He was happy he had gotten his hands on a super cheap vehicle that seemed to be fine. A 17-year-old Chevy Avalanche for just $3,500. continue reading. )

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Failing Forward: Look Back, Learn, and Move On

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In 2008, we failed big. So when Rudy Niswanger of Renew Truck reached out to us to market his shop that rebuilds spotter trucks, we were all-in. Spotter trucks are those funny-looking 18-wheeler tractors that they use to move trailers around warehouses and distribution facilities. Here’s the problem. Exactly zero!

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Downturn in new car sales has ‘significant implications’ for aftermarket

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An estimated 14 million fewer new cars and light trucks will be sold in the U.S. roads and shifting billions of annual miles from newer to older cars and light trucks, which are virtually all Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles. Increasing Average Age In addition to fewer newer cars and light trucks on U.S.

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Rise of Aging Vehicles Could Mean New Opportunities for OEM Parts Dealers

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Among other factors, better vehicle quality and economic considerations have led to people keeping their passenger and light truck vehicles for longer. This increase in mechanical problems leads to a higher demand for new parts and regular repairs. According to S&P Global, the average age of vehicles in the U.S.

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5 Dodge Dakota 4WD Problems You Should Know (+Fixes)

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When it comes to a dependable 4WD truck, the Dodge Dakota has been a reliable choice for enthusiasts and workhorse owners alike. However, in older cars, the vacuum actuator or the vacuum switch on the front differential could also cause your Dodge truck to stay stuck in 2WD mode. Still no luck?

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5 Dodge Dakota 4WD Problems You Should Know (+Fixes)

RepairSmith

When it comes to a dependable 4WD truck, the Dodge Dakota has been a reliable choice for enthusiasts and workhorse owners alike. However, in older cars, the vacuum actuator or the vacuum switch on the front differential could also cause your Dodge truck to stay stuck in 2WD mode. Still no luck?

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4 Prominent Silverado Auto 4WD Problems (+Reliable Solutions)

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When it comes to rugged durability and performance, the Chevy Silverado sets the standard in the world of pickup trucks. Turn off the truck and press the 4WD Auto or Hi button. If you don’t have adequate technical knowledge, you can get your Chevy truck to auto repair shops or call a mobile mechanic to diagnose and fix your Silverado.