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4 Ways You Can Help Your Auto Shop Go Paperless Once You Become a Mechanic

The automotive repair industry uses a lot of paper. In most automotive shops, you can expect to find all kinds of documents—from repair order forms to invoices—as paper hard copies stashed away in

29 June 2017

3 Common Vehicle Defects You Might Encounter After Auto Mechanic Training

Cars both new and old can wind up with defective parts. Whether through a production error, as a result of wear and tear, or because of some other circumstance, it’s not that uncommon for import

2 March 2017

Enrolled in Auto Mechanic Training? Here's Why Copyright Laws May Halt Home Car Repairs

Car hobbyists everywhere may need to find a new passion to pursue. Automotive lovers have been repairing, tinkering with, and modifying their cars for years. However, the Auto Alliance, a group of car

27 October 2016

Nissan's new variable compression engine is an absolute game changer in the automotive world that students in auto mechanic training can look forward to seeing

Students in Auto Mechanic School Should Check Out Nissan's New Variable Compression Engine

Nissan has officially cracked the code of variable compression, which is a major breakthrough in the auto industry. The internal combustion engine has been changed and innovated for over 100 years, ye

8 September 2016

3 Useful Alternator Facts for Your Future Auto Mechanic Career

An alternator is a crucial component of the car found under the hood. It is tasked with charging the car’s battery by converting the mechanical energy of the engine into the electrical energy that t

18 August 2016

The Final 5 Dodge Viper Editions You'll See in Your Auto Mechanic Career

It’s the end of an era; the Dodge Viper will moult its skin one last time for some fresh new paint, as 2017 signals the final year of Dodge Viper production as well as a time for five final editions

28 July 2016

Advanced Auto Mechanic Training: Anatomy of a Mercedes F1 Steering Wheel

There is nothing quite like it; the feeling of shifting onto the highway as you grip the wheel and open up the throttle. The breeze of 40 km/h becomes increasingly violent as the speedometer climbs to

12 May 2016

Roboracing: What Automotive School Students Should Know About the FIA's New Driverless Car Series

This year, racing fans will get to witness something they’ve never seen before: a motor series featuring driverless cars. Roborace will be part of Formula E (for electric), and will feature 10 t

7 April 2016

Chevy Spark: 3 Things Auto Mechanic Training Students Should Know About Canada's Cheapest Car!

At the Montreal Auto Show, Chevrolet announced the launch of its ridiculously low-priced 2016 Chevy Spark. The Spark will start at $9,995, officially making it the least expensive car in North America

4 February 2016