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What do like the most about the BMW M3 model? Is it the interior? Maybe the sound system? You might even like the sound of the engine. The engineers at BMW never stop amazing us. For details on the M3 model, see below.

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6 Things You May Not Have Known About Your Vehicle's VIN Number

By Budda Oliver

Your car's VIN number is unique. While most of us understand that the VIN number found on our vehicles' is used for tracking and record keeping, there are several interesting facts about these numbers that are not so commonly known.

1. The VIN is a series of 17 alpha-numeric characters used to track everything related to that automobile, including insurance coverage, warranty claims, thefts, recalls, and registrations.

2. The practice of labeling vehicles individually began in Detroit in the 1950's, in an effort to accurately describe vehicles as they began to be produced on a large scale. It wasn't until 1981 that the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration effectively required all automobile manufacturers to provide a fixed-format, 17 digit identification number for every motor vehicle, trailer, motorcycle, and moped that was produced.

3. While many assume that VIN numbers are simply assigned sequentially, this is not the case. Each digit in you're the number serves a specific purpose. For example, the first character of the number identifies what country the automobile was manufactured in. If the vehicle were produced in the United States, the first digit would be a 1 or 4. Japanese vehicles' VINs begin with a J, Korea with a K, Germany with a G, and so on.

4. Every digit in the 17 character series is similarly coded for a different purpose. One digit specifies the manufacturer, while another describes the model of the automobile. One digit shows the automobile type, while another specifies the body style, and yet another digit identifies the engine type used for that particular model.

5. Most people are aware of the VIN on their dash. This is the most commonly used location, as it is easily viewable. However, there are several other places on your vehicle where the VIN may be found. While secondary locations vary by manufacturer, some locations are much more common than others. Most automobiles will have the number printed under the hood and/or on the front of the engine block. Some older vehicles will have it between the windshield washer unit and the front cab. Other places to find your VIN include under the spare tire, the back wheel well, or on the inside of the door jamb on the driver's side door.

6. It is possible to get copies of your keys made from the VIN alone. This is to allow key makers to create copies of the key when it is locked in the automobile. Some people are afraid that car thieves can walk up to a car, copy the number down, and order a key for your car. While this is technically true, most key makers require presentation of the title, registration, and/or picture identification under these circumstances.

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I really do like the BMW M3 models now that my uncle has had one for almost a month now.

Thousands of people are online searching for the BMW M3 Model car. They did a really good job on the construction of the vehicle.




What is So Special About the Car Exhaust System?

By Matthew B. Bailey

A vehicle's exhaust system is generally overlooked by the common car buyer as just a pipe that comes out the back of one's vehicle. That is true (for most vehicles) but very, very vague and gives the exhaust system a reputation of being somewhat useless.

You see, the primary purpose of the exhaust system is to carry away the engine's exhaust so it does not cause the engine to misfire for lack of air and to keep harmful gases away from human occupants that are susceptible pass out from their chemical composition. In most vehicles an exhaust manifold collects the fumes and allows them to flow through metal tubing to the end of the vehicle. However this method of removing the exhaust is very inefficient as an engine's cylinders fire at different times which causes there to be an uneven flow in the exhaust system which can severely reduce a car's true performance capabilities.

A good solution to this problem (assuming you're concerned about maximum performance and efficiency in your vehicle) is using headers. Headers are another type of exhaust manifold, but instead of being cheap and easy to make, they are quite larger, more expensive, and are different for each vehicle. The purpose of the header is to direct the exhaust away from the engine evenly as each header pipe is the same length and general shape as all the others. This allows the exhaust to flow quickly out the pipe and not back to the engine. After-market accessory companies make headers that are specially built for specific types of vehicle to increase power considerably while giving the exhaust an audibly pleasing noise.

In the end, it isn't a huge deal which exhaust system your car employs, but it can play a big role in improving both your economy and performance. So next time you're looking for a car, ask the salesperson about the exhaust system!

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I don't know why my cousin has a problem with her 2008 BMW M3 Model. All she does is complain about how the sound system sounds. She's so ungrateful.

Why did they make the BMW M3 Model cars I don't like them all that much. I think they could have done better.



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2009 Toyota Camry Overview

By Daniel Legal

The Toyota Camry has been in the top ten best selling models for the past decade or more. Carrying a reputation for a smooth ride, sleek emotionally-charged styling, heart racing power, and magnificent fuel and handling performance, the Toyota Camry is an exceptional value.

Like most car manufacturers, the Toyota Camry also comes in a sporty SE model, as well as a technologically advanced hybrid model and all starting, basic model, for as low as $24,650.00. Toyota Camry has a 2.5 liter 4 cylinder - 158 @ 6000 HP / 161 @ 4000 torque engine, while the SE model boasts a 3.5 V6 engine, and the Hybrid offers q 2.5 liter gasoline and electric motor.

The Toyota Camry features, based on the 2.5 liter 4 cylinder, basic model, includes front wheel drive, 6 speed automatic transmission, solid rear disc brakes, anti-lock braking system (ABS) power assisted, electronic brake force distribution (EBD), brake assist (BA), front ventilated disc brakes, electric power steering, all season radial tires, temporary spare tire, 8 way power adjust driver's captain seat, power lumbar support and heated, 4 way passenger seat adjust, 60/40 fold down rear seat with center armrest, remote release in cargo area, cloth seats with leather seat surfaces, wood grain trim, chrome door handles, air conditioning, dual zone climate control, tilt and telescoping steering column, am/fm/cd/mp3/wma/xm satellite radio, in dash 6 disc cd changer, auxiliary input jack, 6 speakers, cruise control, power window and power door locks, smart key system, front center console box, front seat back pockets, front and rear cup holders, and 19" aluminium alloy wheels, wheel locks, power adjust heated mirrors, variable intermittent wipers, windshield de-icer, halogen headlamps, fog lamps, advance air bag system for drivers and passengers, 3 point lap and shoulder belts, anchors for child restraints, child protector rear door locks, and many more.

So, if you are looking for a great family vehicle, one that pleases the whole family, check out the Toyota Camry, at your local car dealer. You will be glad you did.

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