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The Engine on the World's Fastest Tractor will Shock Students in Auto Mechanic Training
There are more than a few world records related to speed. For motorcycles, that record sits at 605.7 km/h. Among monster trucks, that number sits a little lower at 159.5 km/h. And, if you’re curious, the speediest toy slot car…
What You Need to Know About the 2020 Mustang Shelby if You're Interested in Mechanic Training
Mustangs are cars known for creating the pony car classification. These compact, stylish vehicles have a sporty appearance and offer a smaller version of a classic American muscle car. The first Ford Mustang debuted in the spring of 1964. Shortly…
A Look at the 2019 Nissan Micra, for Students in Auto Mechanic Training
The Nissan Micra is one of Canada’s two most affordable new cars, closely matched by the Chevrolet Spark. But the price point isn’t the major sell for this compact vehicle, as its features make it a convenient, efficient, and comfortable…
If You're Completing Training for Mechanics, Take a Look at the 2020 Mini John Cooper Works
In 2008, MINI premiered the first-ever John Cooper Works MINI to the world at the International Motor Show in Geneva. John Cooper Works is an English company owned by BMW, responsible for the original Mini Cooper. The JCW model was…
[Infographic] Green and Clean: Detailing Vehicles the Environmentally Friendly Way
Canadians are becoming increasingly eco-conscious and auto detailers are responding to this demand for environmentally friendly products and services. Many detailers are now offering green and clean services. These services not only make cars look great, but they are also…
Becoming a Mechanic? Here Are Some Tips for Finding Your First Used Project Car Online
If you’re currently training to be a mechanic, a project car is a really fun way to get some practise working with your hands on a passion project. Depending on your budget, you can install interesting modifications, make the car…
3 Things to Know About Timing Belts vs. Chains If You're in Auto Repair Training
At the front of a car’s engine rests either a timing belt or a timing chain. They both serve to connect the crankshaft to the camshaft, making sure the valves and pistons of the engine stay in time to keep…




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