car–makes.com|car makes topic discussion
Jul
31
bossbug2001 asked:
I am looking to find out what cars (years models make etc.) are compatible with a 2000 Oldsmobile Alero. I am concerned with what cars will have the same engine setup. I specifically need to replace the air intake box. I need the parts that enclose the air filter. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
Royce
I am looking to find out what cars (years models make etc.) are compatible with a 2000 Oldsmobile Alero. I am concerned with what cars will have the same engine setup. I specifically need to replace the air intake box. I need the parts that enclose the air filter. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
Royce
jamrx7 asked:
All I can find is classic cars, but they’re all different makes. Surely someone out there prints checks for particular car types?
Aiden
All I can find is classic cars, but they’re all different makes. Surely someone out there prints checks for particular car types?
Aiden
Sep
18
Filed Under (car makes) by AJS
Eric B asked:
I bought a car from a lady I work with (it’s a 1999 Chevy Lumina), and I bought a carfax report after I bought it for fun to just see it’s history, and it turns out it was a rental car in Greensboro, NC for a year. Now, I will say this car is an excellent car, with no problems whatsoever, and it never has anything major (just the usual things car have like batteries or tires). In my opinion it is as dependable as a new car, and one of the best cars I’ve owned. For fun, (I’m really into the history of my cars), is there any possible way to see the history of my car when it was a rental? All I know was that it was in Greensboro, NC, but I dont know which company owned it. It says it was a major company is all….. Is there some type of way I can see it’s history? The carfax report doesn’t help me, because I want to know about it WHEN it was a rental.
I bought a car from a lady I work with (it’s a 1999 Chevy Lumina), and I bought a carfax report after I bought it for fun to just see it’s history, and it turns out it was a rental car in Greensboro, NC for a year. Now, I will say this car is an excellent car, with no problems whatsoever, and it never has anything major (just the usual things car have like batteries or tires). In my opinion it is as dependable as a new car, and one of the best cars I’ve owned. For fun, (I’m really into the history of my cars), is there any possible way to see the history of my car when it was a rental? All I know was that it was in Greensboro, NC, but I dont know which company owned it. It says it was a major company is all….. Is there some type of way I can see it’s history? The carfax report doesn’t help me, because I want to know about it WHEN it was a rental.
Thanks!
Devontae
Jun
20
Filed Under (car makes) by AJS
Leo M asked:
Insurance companys give cars a rating number to determine if one type of car pays more insurance then the other. Where can I find out what the number of my car would be?
Caleb
Insurance companys give cars a rating number to determine if one type of car pays more insurance then the other. Where can I find out what the number of my car would be?
Caleb
Jan
01
Filed Under (car makes) by AJS
Dr. Evil asked:
A shear-thickening material is what you get when you mix cornstarch with water. It forms that colloid material. I need to find out what material in cars is shear thickening. Does anyone that knows a lot about cars know what part of the car is like this?
I just need to know this for biology class. It’s for extra credit.
Juan
A shear-thickening material is what you get when you mix cornstarch with water. It forms that colloid material. I need to find out what material in cars is shear thickening. Does anyone that knows a lot about cars know what part of the car is like this?
I just need to know this for biology class. It’s for extra credit.
Juan
