Keep That Showroom Shine
While most of us are far from experts on our car's inner workings, we do appreciate the technology behind it. From fuel injection to anti-lock breaks, innovations have come quite a way since the days of the Model T. Even paint jobs have improved through the years, employing features that make new cars gleam on the showroom floor. But once the real-life driving begins, that sparkle can fade or even be buried beneath a layer of grime. Keeping your car looking new used to mean hours of weekend labor, repeated every few weeks. But today, drivers can keep that showroom shine for years. Read More About 2022 Hyundai Accent Hatchback Whether your car's odometer is at 100 or 100,000 miles, a few simple steps can help protect your investment for years. * Get Rid of Grime. Consistently washing your car will help prevent build-up of dirt and debris that can mar your paint's finish. In areas with heavy construction, pollution or road chemicals, it becomes even more important. * Go High...