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New Taxes For Car Trade Ins

12/10/2019

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The new law takes effect in January

At the start of the new year, Illinois will begin taxing vehicle trade-ins that are worth more than $10,000. Currently, the state does not collect any sales tax on trade-in deals. Buyers currently get a tax credit for their old car’s value, and are only taxed on the differences in monetary value between their trade-in car and the new car. Some dealers are worried that this could cause people to hold on to their cars longer to avoid the tax.

The city of Chicago’s winter parking ban went into effect last week and around 248 cars were towed in the first night alone. A recent study shows that many of the towed vehicles never make it back to their owners. Some people are unable to afford the towing and storage fees, so their cars were sold by the city. Since 2009, around 1,200 vehicles were sold that were towed during the parking ban.

For information on vehicles and maintenance, pay a visit to Chicago Autohaus.

Illinois To Start Collecting Sales Tax On Vehicle Trade-Ins Worth More Than $10,000

Starting next year, the state of Illinois will collect sales tax on the trade-in value of cars worth more than $10,000.

Currently, the state doesn’t collect any sales tax on trade-in values.

Buyers currently get a tax credit for their old car’s value, and are only taxed on the differences in value between their trade-in and the new car.

“We probably take in trade-ins on 40% of our cars,” car dealer Bill Haggerty said. Read more

Summary: At the start of the new year, Illinois will begin taxing vehicle trade-ins that are worth more than $10,000. Currently, the state does not collect any sales tax on trade-in deals.

Chicago Regularly Sells Cars Lost To Winter Parking Ban

Chicago’s winter parking ban took effect early Sunday, and 248 cars were hauled to the impound on the first night, according to the city’s Department of Streets and Sanitation.

The ban prevents drivers from parking on nearly 100 miles of city streets from 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. between Dec. 1 and April 1 — whether or not there’s snow to be plowed.

A new WBEZ analysis of city data shows that dozens of vehicles towed in the ban regularly don’t make it back to their owners. Learn more

Summary: Chicago’s winter parking ban took effect recently and over 248 cars were towed in the first night alone. A new study shows that many of those cars never make it back to their owners.

“Since 2009, the city has sold more than 1,200 vehicles that were caught up in the winter ban.” https://t.co/t4PvD1ltCE

— Chris Bentley (@Cementley) December 2, 2019



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Chicago News and Auto Update

12/4/2019

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December 4, 2019

Ford has teamed up with McDonald’s to turn coffee waste into car parts. Starting this year, Ford is incorporating coffee chaff – coffee bean skin that comes off during the roasting process – into the plastic headlamp housing used in some cars. In recent years, consumers have become increasingly vocal about plastic pollution and carbon emissions and car makers are taking note.USPS’s Operation Santa, a program where post office customers can browse and adopt letters children write addressed to Santa Claus, kicked off its 107th year. Those who adopt a letter can fulfill the wishes children make to the man in red. The program started in 1912 when the department began receiving letters addressed to Santa.For information on car maintenance, pay a visit to Chicago Autohaus.

Ford teams with McDonald’s to turn coffee into car parts

Ford has tapped McDonald’s to help it turn coffee parts into car parts.

Starting this year, Ford is incorporating coffee chaff – coffee bean skin that comes off during the roasting process – into the plastic headlamp housing used in some cars. It’s asked McDonald’s, which doesn’t roast its own coffee, to connect it with suppliers.

In recent years, as consumers become more concerned about plastic pollution and carbon emissions, companies have made sweeping commitments to reduce their impacts on the environment. Learn more

Summary: Ford has teamed up with McDonald’s to turn coffee waste into car parts. Consumers have become increasingly vocal about plastic pollution and carbon emissions.

Chicago Postal Service kicks off 107th year of Operation Santa

Santa was on hand to kick off the 107th year of USPS’ Operation Santa, a program where post office customers can browse and adopt letters children write addressed to Santa Claus. Those who adopt a letter can fulfill the wishes children make to ol’ St. Nick.

“To be able to deliver that joy and happiness, it’s so worth it,” said Wanda Prater, postmaster of Chicago. “The postal service has been the only place to recognize Santa as being real. Santa lives in all of us, within our hearts.”

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Summary: USPS’s Operation Santa, a program where post office customers can browse and adopt letters children write addressed to Santa Claus, kicked off its 107th year. The program started in 1912.

HAPPENING TODAY: USPS’ Operation Santa stops through Chicago https://t.co/9eZqBRG4ZA

— ABC 7 Chicago (@ABC7Chicago) December 4, 2019



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Chicago Cars Get Inspected For Winter

12/2/2019

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Auto News Update: December 2, 2019

Around 42 senior citizens had their cars inspected recently for winter readiness by high school seniors. The kids are students at Lincoln-Way Central and are studying auto mechanics. For the second year in a row, the high school has partnered with the Village of New Lenox and its Safe Communities America Coalition, the New Lenox NAPA, and Country Financial to provide free vehicle inspections to help seniors prepare for winter.

Around 248 vehicles were towed early Sunday morning as the Chicago yearly winter parking ban went into effect. The overnight ban prohibits parking on 107 miles worth of main roadways between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m. until April 1, regardless of snow. Streets and Sanitation crews posted flyers on vehicles parked in affected areas in the days leading up to the ban, the department said.

For information on car maintenance and winter readiness, visit Chicago Autohaus.

High school mechanics students help get cars ready for winter

Gloria Bodnar was relieved to find out her 2008 Toyota passed inspection.

“It gives me peace of mind throughout the winter, because I rely heavily on my vehicle to get me from one place to another safely,” the New Lenox resident said.

Bodnar, 72, was among 42 senior citizens who had their vehicles inspected for winter readiness last week by auto mechanics students at Lincoln-Way Central. Read more

Summary: Around 42 senior citizens had their cars inspected recently for winter readiness by high school seniors. The kids are students at Lincoln-Way Central and are studying auto mechanics.

248 vehicles towed in Chicago’s Winter overnight parking ban

Nearly 250 vehicles were towed off city streets Sunday morning when the yearly winter parking ban took effect at 3 a.m., according to the Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation.

The overnight ban prohibits parking on 107 miles worth of main roadways between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m. until April 1, regardless of snow. Violators can face a $150 towing fee, $60 ticket and $20-per-day storage fee, the department said. Towed vehicles are taken to pounds at 10301 S. Doty Ave. or 701 N. Sacramento Blvd. Learn more

Summary: Around 248 vehicles were towed early Sunday morning as the Chicago yearly winter parking ban went into effect. The ban effects around 107 miles of main roadways throughout the city.



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Chicago Automotive News

11/26/2019

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New taxes on ride-sharing trips

A new proposal to combat traffic congestion in the city by increasing taxes on certain ride-hailing rides was passed by city council recently. The plan, that of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, increases the city’s taxes on single-passenger trips and will lower the tax on shared rides. It will also have new surcharges placed on weekday rides downtown to help raise $40 million for the new year. Some city officials and ride-sharing providers accused each other unfairly targeting low income customers.

The city of Chicago’s fatalities from car crashes have dipped lower this year. A few years ago, the city announced a new plan called “vision zero,” which had the goal of reducing car crashes and eventually eliminating serious injuries and fatalities completely by 2026. Traffic fatalities have gone down by almost a third from 108 deaths to 77 deaths. Although, it’s difficult to tell if its due to the new initiative, better cars or coincidence.

For information on cars and car servicing, visit Chicago Autohaus.

Chicago approves traffic tax on ride-hailing services

A proposal to combat traffic congestion in Chicago by increasing taxes on certain ride-hailing trips won city council approval on Tuesday as the city and ride providers accused each other of penalizing low-income passengers.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s plan increases the city’s tax on single-passenger trips and lowers the tax on shared rides, while imposing new surcharges on weekday rides in the downtown area to raise $40 million for the fiscal year that begins Jan. 1. Learn more

Summary: A new proposal to combat traffic congestion in the city by increasing taxes on certain ride-hailing rides was passed by city council recently. Some city officials and ride-sharing providers accused each other unfairly targeting low income customers.

Chicago approves traffic congestion tax on ride-hailing services #Business https://t.co/92YGb4zK9C pic.twitter.com/Tk5mRud1tf

— BusinessUK (@Business_UKnews) November 26, 2019

Chicago traffic fatalities are down this year

More than two years ago, the city announced its ambitious “Vision Zero” plan with the goal of reducing roadway crashes and ultimately eliminating serious injuries and traffic deaths by 2026.

The good news is that traffic fatalities in the city dropped in the first 10 months of 2019 by almost a third to 77 deaths, compared with 108 in the same period of 2017. Read more

Summary: The city of Chicago’s fatalities from car crashes have dipped lower this year. A few years ago, the city announced a new plan called “vision zero.”

Do you feel safe walking or biking around Chicago? ?‍♂️?‍♂️?‍♀️@marywizchicago and @activetrans analyzed the city’s new numbers showing a dip in traffic fatalities and its “Vision Zero” plan of zero traffic deaths by 2026. https://t.co/X1yqzNKw2l

— Reset (@WBEZreset) November 17, 2019



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Chicagoland News Update: November 25 2019

11/25/2019

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Thanksgiving travel could be harder due to weather

Thanksgiving is always a tough time for travel. This year, the Illinois Tollway expects around 9.2 million vehicles on the road starting on Wednesday. Drivers could run into a winter storm on Wednesday, causing even more delays and traffic. Accuweather is predicting a winterlike storm for the Midwestern region starting Tuesday evening and lasting until early on Wednesday.

Chicago cubs player Anthony Rizzo helped to raise millions for kids fighting cancer in his hometown, Parkland, Florida. He himself was diagnosed with cancer at the start of his career and fought the disease into remission. In 2012, Rizzo launched the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation to help children nationwide who are diagnosed with cancer. Rizzo says he’ll keep on holding fundraisers until cancer is cured.

Need information on Chicagoland car maintenance before heading out for Thanksgiving? Visit Chicago Autohaus.

Worst Time For Thanksgiving Travel Could Coincide With IL Storm

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and planning the logistics of your holiday travel can be a stressful affair. The same question seems to emerge every year: When is the best time to hit the road in the Chicago area?

The Illinois Tollway expects nearly 9.2 million vehicles on toll roads this Thanksgiving holiday starting Wednesday, Nov. 27, through Monday, Dec. 2, as families and friends flock to grandma’s house for their annual feasts. The tollway expects the heaviest traffic on Wednesday, when nearly 1.9 million vehicles are projected to hit the road. On an average day, more than 1.6 million vehicles use the Illinois Tollway. Learn more

Summary: Thanksgiving is always a tough time for travel. This year, the Illinois Tollway expects around 9.2 million vehicles on the road starting on Wednesday. Drivers could run into a winter storm on Wednesday, causing even more delays and traffic.

Chicago Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo helps fight cancer

Before superstar Anthony Rizzo helped the Chicago Cubs win the World Series three years ago, he had an even more formidable opponent: cancer.

Diagnosed at the start of his career, Rizzo took on that challenge like a pro. The Parkland-born ball player, then 18, sent his cancer into remission in just six months. Read more

Summary: Chicago cubs player Anthony Rizzo raised millions for kids with cancer recently in his hometown of Parkland, Florida. He fought the disease himself when he was diagnosed at the beginning of his career.

Awesome! ?⚾❤

Chicago Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo helps raise more than $1M for children’s cancer research https://t.co/LGhiNkpwT7 via @abc7chicago

— Northern?Aire (@northern_aire) November 25, 2019



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Automotive And Chicago News

11/22/2019

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Update: November 22, 2019

Tesla unveiled the much-hyped electric pickup truck on Thursday night. It did not go off without a hitch, however. The supposedly unbreakable window glass shattered twice when it got hit with a large metal ball. Elon Musk, along with the design chief for Tesla, Franz von Holzhausen, were on stage when the incident happened. Investors apparently didn’t like the stunts or the truck’s futuristic design, which is aimed at getting a foothold in the most profitable part of the U.S. auto market. Tesla shares fell almost 6% in midday trading Friday.

In lighter, Chicago-related news, the city’s holiday celebrations will kickoff this evening as the city lights its Christmas tree in Millennium Park. This will mark the 106th annual tree lighting ceremony for the city. This year’s tree comes from the Nelson family in Elgin. Their 55-foot blues spruce is adorned with 54,825 lights, which have been donated by IBEW Local 134 and Palos Electric.

For information on car maintenance and Chicagoland, visit Chicago Autohaus.

Window Shatters at Unveiling of Tesla’s ‘Bulletproof’ Cybertruck

The much-hyped unveiling of Tesla’s electric pickup truck went off script Thursday night when supposedly unbreakable window glass shattered twice when hit with a large metal ball.

The failed stunt, which ranks high on the list of embarrassing auto industry rollouts, came just after CEO Elon Musk bragged about the strength of “Tesla Armor Glass” on the wedge-shaped “Cybertruck.” Learn more

Summary: Tesla unveiled the much-hyped electric pickup truck on Thursday night. It did not go off without a hitch, however. The supposedly unbreakable window glass shattered twice when it got hit with a large metal ball.

Chicago to light Christmas tree in Millennium Park Friday

Chicago’s holiday celebration gets official Friday night as the city lights its Christmas tree in Millennium Park.

The 106th Annual Chicago Christmas Tree Lighting gets underway in Millennium Park at Michigan Avenue and Washington Street at 6 p.m. and the ceremony will be followed by fireworks at 6:30 p.m. Learn more

Summary: The city’s holiday celebrations will kickoff this evening as the city lights its Christmas tree in Millennium Park. This will mark the 106th annual tree lighting ceremony for Chicago.



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Auto News Update

11/18/2019

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Lyft and Uber proposed tax rejected

Chicago’s mayor, Lori Lightfoot, has rejected a proposed tax on ride-hailing services by Uber and Lyft. She accused the ride-sharing services of trying to resist regulation by stirring up racial tensions. Last month, she proposed raising $40 million from a traffic congestion tax on certain ride-hailing trips. Uber and Lyft both hit back saying the move would mainly hurt low-income resident in the city’s majority black neighborhoods.

Ford has unveiled their newest addition to their vehicle lineup after much anticipation. The new Mustang Mach-E SUV is the first electric mustang in their collection. The company stresses that they are not replacing the old mustang, rather they are “adding to their stables.” On a full charge, the car can go up to 300 miles and the starting cost will be around $45,000.

For more information on automobiles, visit Chicago Autohaus.

Chicago mayor rejects Uber’s, Lyft’s alternative tax

Chicago’s mayor rejected an alternative proposal by Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. to tax ride-hailing services, accusing Uber of trying to resist any type of regulation by stirring up racial tensions.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot last month proposed raising $40 million from a traffic congestion tax on certain ride-hailing trips, a move Uber and Lyft said would largely hurt low-income residents in Chicago’s predominantly black neighborhoods. Read more

Summary: Chicago’s mayor has rejected a proposed tax by ride sharing companies to tax all ride-hailing services. This comes as more U.S. cities pursue taxes to combat what they describe as increasingly clogged streets due to ride-sharing vehicles.

Chicago mayor rejects Uber’s, Lyft’s alternative tax proposal: Chicago’s ongoing battle comes as more U.S. cities pursue taxes to combat what they describe as increasingly clogged streets due to ride-sharing vehicles. Read More… https://t.co/aOG1OJr4yf #Cars #Autos #Automotive

— Autotestdrivers.com (@Autotestdrivers) November 14, 2019

Ford’s Latest Vehicle: Mustang Mach-E SUV

Ford has unveiled an addition to it’s “pony” car family, and this one comes with some twists.

The target for Ford’s newest Mustang is to go from zero-to-60 in the mid-3-second range, and what is different about this one is it is an electric vehicle.

It’s the Mustang Mach-E SUV.

“Two big changes for folks who are Mustang lovers, for sure, but the great thing is when we talked to owners of mustangs and brought them in to look at the new product, they all say the same thing, ‘thank goodness you are not replacing the Mustang that I know and love, you are adding to the Mustang stables.'” Learn more

Summary: Ford has unveiled its newest addition to their lineup of vehicles. The new Mustang Mach-E SUV is the company’s first electric mustang in their collection.



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Chicago Auto News

11/13/2019

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2020 Auto show dates and an auto launch gone wrong

The Chicago Auto Show organizers have announced the 2020 dates for the nation’s largest and most-attended car show. It will run from Saturday, February 8th to Monday February 17th. The show’s producer, the Chicago Automobile Trade Association, promises visitors access to nearly 1,000 of the industry’s latest cars, trucks and SUVs. In addition to the latest production, concept and exotic vehicles, the show is filled with chances for attendees to get behind the wheel through multiple indoor and outdoor ride-and-drive experiences. The Chicago Auto Show is held at McCormick Place each year.

The redesigned Ford explorer has caused some issues for the company. The new Chicago plant is catching the blame for the poor roll out due to personnel problems that have caused them to struggle getting the new product out of the door. Sales have plunged for the company as a result. The transformation of the Chicago plant was the most complex of its kind in recent company history.

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Chicago Auto Show Announces 2020 Dates

As auto show season shifts into high gear, Chicago Auto Show organizers have announced its 2020 public show dates, Feb. 8-17, and revealed the show’s new website featuring updated online ticketing, additional social media integration and an enhanced exhibitor registration process.

The nation’s largest and best-attended auto show, held annually at McCormick Place, will open to the public Saturday, Feb. 8, and run through Monday, Feb. 17, Presidents Day. The show is open 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. each day, except for the final day of the show. Read more

Summary: The Chicago Auto Show organizers have announced the 2020 dates for the nation’s largest and most-attended car show. It will run from Saturday, February 8th to Monday February 17th. The show’s producer, the Chicago Automobile Trade Association, promises visitors access to nearly 1,000 of the industry’s latest cars, trucks and SUVs.

Ford botches Explorer launch, Chicago plant catches blame

Ford Motor Co.’s Jim Hackett and Wall Street analysts started this year frustrated with one another. Sure, the automaker had been underperforming, but the chief executive appealed for time to show he was fixing things. He assured them the redesigned Explorer SUV rolling out months later would be a proof point.

But rather than help the earnings results Ford delivers this week, the Explorer will be a hindrance. Sales have plunged as a plant plagued by personnel problems has struggled to get the new sport utility vehicle out the door.

The transformation of Ford’s Chicago assembly plant was one of the most complex in the company’s history. Read more

Summary: The redesigned Ford explorer has caused some issues for the company. The new Chicago plant is catching the blame for the poor roll out due to personnel problems that have caused them to struggle getting the new product out of the door.

Problems plaguing Chicago’s Ford Explorer factory contributes to disappointing launch sales. Not to mention the lackluster reviews of the 2020 Ford Explorer by buyers and the media. Not good news for a company that put all its eggs in the SUV basket. https://t.co/hjHWtpFJQp

— Kevin Putz (@kevputz) October 26, 2019



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No Tariffs on Imported European Cars For Now

11/12/2019

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Current administration puts a halt on tariffs

The tump administration has put a temporary halt on proposed tariffs on cars and auto parts from the European Union. Trump had given himself a November deadline to decide on whether to place levies on these products. The EU threatened to retaliate with their own set of tariffs on $39 billion worth of American goods if the administration followed through with their plans. U.S. tariffs on European cars and auto parts would mark a significant escalation of trans-Atlantic tensions because the value of EU automotive exports to the American market is about 10 times greater than that of the bloc’s steel and aluminum exports combined.

In other auto-related stories, the Chicago Tribune put out a list recently of the best microfiber cloths to clean your car with. Car maintenance is important, especially with winter finally here to stay. Salt from the roads can get on the exterior of your car and wreak havoc on your paint job if not taken care of properly. The type of cloth is important as well as some can be a bit too rough for wiping your car.

We offer plenty of auto services to help keep your car in tip-top shape, visit Chicago Autohaus.

Trump expected to delay tariffs on imported European vehicles

The Trump administration may punt on a decision on whether to slap tariffs on European automobiles as efforts of German automakers to highlight their new investments have helped in the talks, people familiar with the White House deliberations said.

In May, President Donald Trump gave himself a deadline of mid-November to decide whether to impose levies on cars and auto parts from the European Union. The EU threatened to retaliate with tariffs on $39 billion of American goods if the president carried out his threat.

U.S. tariffs on European cars and auto parts would mark a significant escalation of trans-Atlantic tensions because the value of EU automotive exports to the American market is about 10 times greater than that of the bloc’s steel and aluminum exports combined. Read more

Trump tariffs on European cars could plunge Germany and the EU into recession https://t.co/hVG3hs588d

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) September 27, 2018

Summary: The Trump administration has temporarily put a halt on proposed tariffs on imported cars from the EU. The president had given himself a deadline of November to decide whether to place levies on automobiles and parts from the European Union. The EU threatened retaliation if the president carried out his plan.

The best microfiber towel for cars

If you’re looking to have your car sparkling inside and out, you need the right tools. Microfiber towels for cars are an investment to keep your ride looking its best, even if it requires some elbow grease.

Microfiber towels have a unique fiber blend of soft absorbent materials that attract dust and moisture, making them an essential cleaning accessory for car buffs. They handle virtually any task, including waxing and polishing. And because microfiber towels are scratch- and streak-free, your car will always rock a showroom-ready finish.

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Summary: The Chicago Tribune has put together a list of the best towels to use when cleaning your car. Car maintenance is important, especially moving into the winter months when there will be salt on the roads that gets onto the paint of your exterior. Microfiber towels are the best to use when wiping down the exterior because of their fiber blend that attracts dust and moisture.



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Safe Chicago Winter Driving

10/1/2019

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Award-winning Chicago-based collision repair shop offers a few driving tips to help keep drivers aware and safe for the upcoming winter driving.

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Wintertime driving can be difficult anywhere you go. Driving in Chicago in the winter time can be a unique challenge itself. Slippery roads account for many causes of car accidents. However, many of these accidents can be attributed to the lack of winter driving skills. Chicago Autohaus, as a collision repair company, has become aware of this fact in the flood of cars that come in for repairs every winter.

As a public service, Chicago Autohaus vehicle collision repair has decided to offer driving tips to the public. It seems counter-intuitive, being that accidents are, in part, what keeps them in business. However, owner Saif Yasin has in mind something bigger. When drivers put the tips into practice, at some level the roads will be safer, there will be fewer accidents and fewer people injured or killed from slippery roads.

Chicago Autohaus owner Saif Yasin says many people complain about the driving conditions and get overly stressed out about driving on slick roads, but they do it because they have no other choice.

More information is available at Press Advantage

Here are three tips for winter driving:

Watch Your Speed

Many drivers make the mistake of thinking they can safely drive just as fast on slippery roads as they can clear roads. This is dangerous in the winter time. A driver could easily end up in the ditch, or worse, they could run into an oncoming vehicle that could put them in the hospital, or even kill them. The rule of thumb is to drive for the existing conditions.

“Put the Brakes” On Your Brakes

People have a tendency to slam on their brakes if they have to slow down or stop on slippery roads. Later model vehicles have anti-lock brake systems, which make it impossible for a driver to slam them. However, many vehicles on the road do not have anti-lock brakes. In these cases, a driver should “pump” the brakes, pressing on them for a second and then pulling off. This will help you slow down safely without putting your vehicle into a spin.

Rock Your Car If Stuck

Sometimes getting stuck is simply unavoidable. But in some instances, it may be easier than you might think. One effective way to get out of a minor rut is to rock the car back and forth by trying to move it forward a bit, quickly putting on the brakes, and then shifting into reverse, trying to move backward. Rinse and repeat. The aim is to slowly work the car out of the rut.

Chicago Autohaus was founded in 2015, but they are no fly-by-night operation by any means. Chicago Autohaus has been rated as having the fastest turnaround time among all Chicago body shops from vehicle intake to completion. The company recently stated that they are thrilled to have received this honor and state that they will continue to provide their customers with fast yet friendly and effective auto services.

Mr. Yasin adds that while the company repairs the customer’s car, they will ensure that their team will attempt to retain as much of the original equipment and parts as possible, while still repairing all obvious damages. The company works on a number of luxury brand cars and trucks, as well as domestics and other models. Yasin says that they can effectively remove obvious exterior damages such as dings, scratches, and dents.

If you want to know more about this award-winning body shop in Chicago, go to https://www.facebook.com/ChicagoAutohaus/



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