Auto Insights: Cars Demystified

Imagine that your car were to suddenly CATCH ON FIRE. Would you know what to do in that situation?

This course also covers safety topics that could be really useful in emergency situations, for example:

• what to do in a sinking car,

• what hydroplaning is,

• how to drive on icy roads,

• what to do if your brakes fail, and much more.

A car is a piece of machinery, so it can be dangerous if not handled correctly. You’ll get clear guidelines on what you mustn't touch or tamper with on your car, and which situations to avoid to prevent injury.

Not to mention that not knowing how to properly maintain or repair your car can lead to hazardous situations on the road.

All of this is knowledge that should be necessary for every driver, but the majority of people are driving around clueless, endangering themselves and those around them.

Being stranded without knowing how to fix your car or being taken advantage of by scammy auto repair shops is incredibly stressful.

I’ve been in situations where I was mocked openly and left feeling dumb because I didn’t know the basics. You feel helpless, and the best thing you can do to prevent those situations is to arm yourself with knowledge.

A car must also be maintained and repaired, and those costs, when added up, can often be higher than the sticker price of the vehicle itself.

This course is going to help you save money in three ways:

• We’ll teach you the ins and outs of car maintenance. You’ll learn exactly what needs to be renewed on a car, when it should be replaced, and how much it should cost.

• By learning how to properly maintain your car and by servicing it regularly, you can be certain that you will avoid any major failures that could drain your bank account. Additionally, a well-maintained vehicle has a noticeably higher resale value.

• Finally, there are a lot of recurring costs related to cars, such as oil changes that need to be done every 10,000 miles. By learning how to do some simple maintenance tasks yourself, you can easily save THOUSANDS of dollars in future spending.

An average automobile has over 30,000 individual components! So if someone tries to sell you "blinker fluid," you shouldn't be blamed for believing it's a real thing.

Understanding all the intricate details of car maintenance and repair can be overwhelming without proper guidance.

I know how it feels when somebody just spits out some technical terms, and you're stuck there nodding your head because you can't do anything but agree.

This course is designed with the premise that it's the student's first time hearing this stuff. We'll explain everything in a simple, step-by-step way so that everyone can understand.

We'll go over all the systems of a car in such a way that you'll have an "AHA" moment every time we cover a certain component.

After completing the course, you'll be able to understand the technical jargon of mechanics, easily negotiate with them, and even handle issues that may pop up on your car yourself.