In this article we will discuss the three transmissions that Ford uses in their heavy-duty trucks, the 4R100, 5R110W, and the 6R140. At the end, we will logically compare and contrast the three transmissions until we come to a conclusion on which is best overall for towing/ hauling. 4R100 The …
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5 Things to Consider before Purchasing a Business Vehicle
You’re on the hunt for a company car, and you want your purchase to be the best option. However, certain things won’t go your way if you aren’t careful with your choice. You’re buying an asset for your business, so you’ve got to be careful it stays an asset. Otherwise, you may be setting yourself up …
Key Specifications and Styling Features of the New Toyota Rush
As it enters the compact SUV segment, the new Toyota Rush is sure to keep car owners on their toes until its launch. The internet is already showing specifications and features that car users can expect in this vehicle. Whether you are journeying with your family on city roads or are driving on the …
Avoid the Toyota C-HR, Choose the Honda HR-V Instead
Since the existence of four wheelers, there are a number of features and some basic shapes that come in almost all types of automobile manufacturers. If we talk particularly about Sports Utility Vehicles, most of them are pretty similar. The market for SUV buyers and sellers has grown over the years …
Buying a New Vs Used Vehicle for Your Business
There’s a lot of debate around whether to buy a new or used vehicle, and when you are buying a vehicle for business purposes, the gravity of the situation goes to another level. We could go on rambling about the pros and cons of buying a new or used vehicle, but what’s more important is knowing …
Why It’s Important to Research a Car before Building Your Fleet
We all know the stress and weight of responsibility that comes with buying a car. You are, after all, trying to find the perfect car for your lifestyle, and one that will provide a good return on investment with as few problems as possible. Now, consider that same conundrum but in a multiple-car …