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Vehicle History's team of automotive experts brings you the most accurate and up-to-date used car information. We research hundreds of models each year to help you gain confidence about one of your largest purchase decisions.
Starting a Car That’s Been Sitting: Steps to Get You Through the Process Free up the Ignition Lock. When a car has sat for four to six months or more, there are certain steps that must be taken to ensure that it starts successfully without damaging the vehicle. If the key sticks, use a dry lock lubricant spray to free up the tumblers.
Trying to figure out what the best 2006 Nissan Altima battery is? Vehicle History has your back! Here's everything you need to know.
Chevrolet Equinox’s Problems and Recalls Cover Engine Stalls, Timing Belt Failure, and Weak Headlights. There's no doubt the Chevy Equinox is a road legend. But even the best vehicles have their flaws. We look at the common (and costly) problems.
Vehicle History's team of automotive experts brings you the most accurate and up-to-date used car information. We research hundreds of models each year to help you gain confidence about one of your largest purchase decisions.
Chevy’s Equinox is a road legend. But even the best vehicles face recalls. We review each generation of the compact SUV to determine which years to avoid (and which are better alternatives). The Chevy Equinox debuted for the 2005 model year, looking to fill as a replacement for the legendary Blazer and Tracker SUVs.
Be wary of Tahoes from 2004 to 2009, which struggle with engine and transmission problems that can lead to early failure. Realistically, you can expect a Chevrolet Tahoe to last 150,000 miles. Just know that maintaining a Tahoe to 200,000 miles or more can be pricey.
The catalytic converter helps to keep your vehicle’s hydrocarbon emissions within acceptable levels. While it’s made to last the life of a vehicle, that doesn’t always happen. The catalyst inside breaks down over time, or it rusts out from being exposed to the elements.