CarMD Releases 2021 Vehicle Health Index
CarMD finds vehicle owners in California paid most, while Ohio paid least for Check Engine light-related car repairs in 2020.
CarMD Releases State Ranking Of Car Repair Costs
This is CarMD’s 10th annual state ranking of check engine light-related car repair costs.
CarMD Vehicle Health Index Marks 10 Years Of Reporting
Nationwide and regional rankings educate consumers on common fixes, inform industry for parts forecasting.
CarMD Announces Early Test Results From Repair Shops
Of the more than 5,000 vehicles scanned by automotive repair shops, 80% needed repairs.
CarMD PRO SCAN Launched During AAPEX 2018
The first B2B product from CarMD, PRO SCAN is a turnkey aftermarket business solution with full network scan capabilities that can be easily implemented into the repair shop workflow to help shops connect with their customers, increase return on investment and optimize future sales opportunities.
CarMD Launches Its CarMD Garage Online Service For Vehicle Owners, Used Car Shoppers And Automotive Industry Partners
The CarMD Garage service enables anyone to input a vehicle’s year, make, model – or VIN – and mileage to generate a free CarMD Garage Vehicle Health Report with information that can reduce the cost of vehicle ownership and extend a vehicle’s life.
CarMD Reveals State-by-State Ranking of Car Repair Costs
Drivers in Wyoming paid the most in the nation for car repairs at an average cost of $389.18, according to CarMD.com Corp., which analyzed more than 160,000 repairs made on vehicles with “check engine” light problems in 2011.
Oxygen Sensors – Technology, Types, Evolution, and Life Expectancy
Since the implementation of OBDII, the oxygen sensor has been a main staple of engine management systems. Modern oxygen sensors are much faster and more accurate than their older counterparts. This allows the engine to enter closed loop control faster which decreases emissions and fuel usage by as much as 15-20%. O2 sensors are separated
Auto Care Association And Partners To Unveil Secure Vehicle Interface At AAPEX 2018
The interface allows secure, standard, safe and direct access to vehicle data and information.
Two-Thirds of U.S. Vehicle Owners Find Auto Mechanics Trustworthy
A recent survey conducted online by Harris Interactive on behalf of CarMD.com Corporation from April 21-23, 2010, has found that almost two-thirds (65%) of U.S. adults who have ever owned/leased a vehicle feel that auto mechanic/repair facilities are trustworthy.