joseph36+FollowFord’s Heater Recall: Park It Outside!Ford is recalling over 116,000 cars and SUVs because a wiring flaw in the engine block heater could actually cause fires—yikes! If you drive a Ford Escape, Focus, or Lincoln MKC from the past decade, especially in colder areas, check if you’re affected. The advice? Park outside and don’t plug in the heater until it’s fixed. Watch for coolant leaks or weird warning lights—those are your red flags. This is part of a bigger trend of fire-related recalls, so stay alert! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall10Share
Anna Kim+FollowWhy Don’t We Have This at Every Gas Station?Just spotted: a gas station with a wiper fluid pump you can use to refill your car—no more buying those giant plastic jugs! It’s such a simple idea, but think about how much plastic waste it could save if every station did this. People are loving the convenience and eco-friendliness. Could this be the future of car care? Would you use it? #Cars #CarOwnership #SustainableLiving42Share
emily27+FollowFord’s Heater Recall: Watch for These Signs!Ford is recalling over 116,000 cars because the engine block heater could cause an underhood fire if you plug it in. If you drive a 2013-2018 Focus, 2013-2019 Escape, or 2015-2016 MKC, keep an eye out for coolant puddles, weird smells, or smoke. Ford says don’t use the heater until they fix it—owners will get a letter soon with next steps. Wild that there have already been 12 fires! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall20Share
ksanchez+FollowGM’s V8 Engine Woes Just Got WorseGM’s 6.2L V8 engine drama isn’t over—now the Feds are involved! After tons of recalls and lawsuits over engines failing (sometimes with barely any miles), the NHTSA is officially investigating. Even GM’s fix—using thicker oil—didn’t stop the breakdowns. Over 700,000 vehicles have been recalled, but people are still reporting issues. If you drive a recent Silverado, Tahoe, Yukon, or Escalade with the 6.2L, double-check your VIN. This saga is wild! #Cars #CarOwnership #GMRecall50Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowEugene’s hidden gem for custom exhaustsCustom mandrel bending for exhaust pipes—right here in Eugene! Goofy’s Muffler, Brakes & More isn’t just another auto shop; they’re one of the few places nationwide that can custom-bend pipes to keep your car’s performance at its best. Locally owned since 1989, Goofy’s is all about honest service, fair prices, and making sure every customer leaves happy. They even handle motorhomes and work with your budget. If you want a shop that stands behind its work 100%, this is the spot locals trust. Anyone else had a great experience at Goofy’s? Let’s hear your stories! #Cars #CarOwnership #EugeneOR00Share
William Jones+FollowFord’s Winter Block Heater Recall DramaFord just told over 116,000 Escape, Focus, and Lincoln MKC owners to stop plugging in their engine block heaters—right as winter hits! The reason? A cracked heater could leak coolant and spark a fire when plugged in. More than 50 fires have already been linked to this defect, but no injuries yet. If your car’s on the list, leave that cord alone until Ford rolls out a free fix. Cold starts are annoying, but a car fire is worse! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall00Share
Travis Baker MD+FollowDe-Icing Your Windshield Like a ProWinter mornings = windshield ice battles. But did you know most scratches come from rushing with the wrong tools? Skip the metal spatula and boiling water! The real hack: use a plastic scraper, a soft brush, and let your car’s defroster do the heavy lifting. De-icing sprays (or a DIY alcohol mix) help too. Gentle strokes, not brute force, keep your glass clear and scratch-free. Prevention tip: cover your windshield overnight and save yourself the morning workout! #Cars #CarOwnership #WinterCarCare00Share
Anna Kim+FollowFord’s Block Heater Recall: Fire Risk Alert!Ford just recalled over 116,000 Focus, Escape, and Lincoln MKC cars because a wiring issue in the engine block heater could actually start a fire—yikes! If you drive one of these, don’t plug in your block heater until it’s fixed. Ford’s covering repairs for free, but you’ll want to check your VIN online ASAP to see if you’re affected. Fires have already happened, so this isn’t just a “maybe” problem. Stay safe and spread the word! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall00Share
Frank Osborne+FollowCar Dealers’ Sneaky Add-Ons ExposedCar dealerships are getting wild with those “mandatory” add-on packages—think window etching, paint sealant, and doc fees that you never asked for, all tacked onto the price. Buyers are catching on and literally walking out when the extras get out of hand. Social media is full of tips on how to push back, refuse the junk fees, and shop around for a better deal. The power is shifting back to us—don’t be afraid to walk! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarBuying00Share
emily27+FollowFlorida oil change mishap costs driver $20KA simple oil change turned into a $20,000 disaster for a DeLand resident after a technician at Take 5 Oil Change drained her transmission fluid instead of her engine oil. The mistake left her Mercedes with severe damage and sparked a months-long battle over who should pay. Stories like this aren’t as rare as you’d hope—similar complaints have popped up nationwide. The big takeaway? Always document your car’s condition before and after service, ask questions, and get everything in writing. Have you ever had a routine car service go wrong? What steps do you take to protect yourself? #Cars #CarOwnership #CarCare00Share
