Posted on 5/16/2024
Empowering Your Car Care Decisions: How European Motor Cars Guides You Every Step of the Way At European Motor Cars, we understand that your car is more than just a vehicle; it's an investment in your safety, convenience, and lifestyle. That's why we're committed to not only providing top-notch service but also empowering our customers to make informed decisions about the care of their cars. In this blog post, we'll delve into how European Motor Cars supports you in maintaining your vehicle for optimal performance and longevity. Our team of experienced technicians possesses extensive knowledge and expertise in European car models. From BMW's to Mercedes-Benz, Audi's to Volkswagen's, Landrover's and Mini Cooper's, we understand the intricacies of each brand and model, allowing us to offer tailored advice and recommendations for your specific vehicle. Whether it's routine maintenance or complex repairs, you can trust us to provi ... read more
Posted on 12/7/2023
It's important to note that the perception of whether European cars are "better" than American cars is subjective and can vary based on individual preferences and needs. However, our points highlight some of the reasons why people often view European cars favorably: Fuel Efficiency: European cars are often designed to be more fuel-efficient, in part because fuel prices are generally higher in Europe compared to the United States. This focus on efficiency is driven by the need to navigate costlier fuel markets. Technological Advancements: European automakers are known for incorporating cutting-edge technology into their vehicles. From advanced safety features to innovative infotainment systems, European cars often boast a higher level of technological sophistication. High Resale Value: European cars are reputed for maintaining a higher resale value compared to some American counterparts. This is attributed to factors such as build quality, brand reputation, and the perc ... read more
Posted on 6/22/2023
Summer season has a arrived and I don't know about you, however I am itching to travel and see fun new places. I personally am a gypsy (traveling over 35,000 miles a year in my normal every day life). The question I always ask myself is.. do I drive or do I fly? My brother John always says a few things to me... 1. What car am I driving? I tend to drive older vehicles (because I put so many miles on them) and they may not be the best option for cross country travel. So consider the vehicle. Is it comfortable to be in for 8 hours a day? Is it fuel efficient? Do you think it may break down somewhere in the middle of no-where? If this is a possible scenario -- is this part of the adventure you are willing to have? I personally have had many, many crazy adventures of tracking down parts in small town USA. If you are driving your European car... this can be a real challenge as most small shops across th ... read more