Buzz Motors The United States Government & The Department Of Transportantion offer many free publications and information resources to help you with safety issues, fraud and just making informed decisions. As one of the leading companies providing websites for car dealers and automotive classifeds, we battle online crimes and vehicle sales and safety awareness on a daily basis. BuzzMotors.com provides an information portal which we can direct people to with questions about automotive sales, dealers, scams and general vehicle querries. The information in this section is also available on many of the government websites. We have reproduced a small amount here that is relative to the automotive industry, online scams and vehicle safety. The links back to the Government websites are intact and will lead you to more complete resources. We use the direct government publications as a more authoritative source than just articles that we have created. Although all articles are opinions, the articles on this website were compliled with more research than average magazine or newspaper articles. Buy Government Vehicles - One of the biggest scams has always been selling information about Government vehicle auctions. You have seen the ads, "Buy Government Siezed Vehicles for $99". Well, the actual info is FREE and you can actually find auctions in your area at http://www.autoauctions.gsa.gov. You probably wont be able to but a new for for $100, but this is the legit stuff actually run by the US General Services Administration. How To Maintian Tires - A publication that will help you recognize tire wear and when to replace your tires. Many accidents occur from tire failure resulting from under or over inflation, maybe this will help you avoid that. DOT Child Safety Manual - With more and moe children on the highways, keeping them safe is a big problem. Proper restraint and protection are the parents responsibility. Here are some tips that can make that job easier. Auto Repair & Maintenance Tips - It seems like everyone has a story about a mechanic that they think caused problems with their car or charged too much. Here are some tips to avoid those problems. Gas-Saving Products: Facts or Fuelishness - The EPA checks out some of the so called gas saving devices. Glove Box Tips - Some info on keeping your vehicle ready for seasonal changes and what to keep in your glovebox for emeggency situations. How To Find Your Way Under The Hood & Around The Car -A Quick and Easy Guide to Preventive Maintenance for the Self-Service Customer Guide To Buying A Used Car - Some good deatils on what to look for, warranties and numbers to call for additional help if you suspect foul play. Guide To Leasing A Vehicle - A guide to leasing a vehicle. Use the leasing glossary for terms you do not understand. Guide To Buying A New Car - A new car is second only to a home as the most expensive purchase many consumers make. According to the National Automobile Dealers Association, the average price of a new car sold in the United States as of June 1998 was $23,480. That’s why it’s important to know how to make a smart deal. Understanding Rollovers - FAQs about vehicle rollover stats, testing and what it means to you. What to Expect From Gas Prices - what can you expect from gas prices and why. Online Scams - The
biggest complaint we get as internet publishers is that
scammers are trying to steal from someone using our
websites. Generaly a phishing e-mail has been sent to
someone or a fake ad was placed. The fact is, this
happens many times a day on just about every website. Our
job would be much easier if everyone was a little bit
more careful and rather than blaming us, learn what they
are dealing with. We can not explain to everyone the
history and types of scams everytime a scammer sends out
an e-mail. So here are some pages about the common scams
from http://onguardonline.gov. Think Before You Buy - Here are some good tips you should consider before shopping for a used car. Chapter 1: Driven to Buy a Car? Chapter 3: Hit the Books Before the Accelerator Chapter 5: Negotiate From the Driver's Seat Chapter 6: Considering an "Experienced" Car? Chapter 7: Get a Lease on Leasing Chapter 8: Words About Warranties Chapter 10: Get Square on Repairs
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