When you’re buying a new or used vehicle, research matters. You want a ride that fits the budget and comes with a car warranty you can count on. Should you buy an extended warranty too? That’s an important question that needs an answer before you close the deal. Kennedy Transmission has experience working with all…
We’ve all been there: we go to get our oil changed or for some other kind of regular maintenance and the auto shop says that the cabin air filter needs replacing. It’s an added cost we weren’t expecting. But do we really need to change the air filter, or is it mostly unnecessary? With auto…
Buying a new car, whether it’s brand new or simply new to you, is always exciting. And if you have a car parked in the driveway, those old wheels can help you negotiate with a dealership via trade-in value. But should you sell it yourself, cut out the middleman, and put cash in your pocket?…
Every part of your engine is important to your vehicle’s health in some way. Neglecting to fix a single worn out or damaged part could lead to bigger, more expensive repairs. While you may be familiar with pistons and gaskets, there’s one more part in your engine that you should be familiar with: your PCV…
A car loan is a long-term relationship. With the average new car loan length at nearly 70 months, and used loan lengths not far behind, it may make more sense to live with something a little older. But keeping a beat up car can be a drag. Here are some tips for old car maintenance…
A vehicle’s performance is dependent on the vehicle itself—its brakes, engine, weight, and drivetrain setup all have massive impacts on how a vehicle handles. But no matter how well your vehicle performs, its tires can make or break its handling and safety. The right tires make a huge difference, but no matter what kind of…