5 Things To Do When You Buy A New Car ~ Podcast Episode 75

On this episode on The Humble Mechanic Podcast, we are talking about new cars. These 5 things can apply to getting a new model, or a new to you car. With the purchase of our new Tiguan, I have new car on the brain. And other than tip 3 and 4, I have done all of these.

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Join me today as we chat:

  • A quick note about Humble Mechanic sponsorship
  1. Update your car’s insurance
  2. Learn your car’s tool kit and spare tire
  3. READ YOUR OWNERS BOOK! (yes that is important) 🙂
  4. Swap your car kit
  5. Know the maintenance schedule
  6. BONUS TIP!

QOTD ~ What is something YOU do when getting a new car?

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3 replies
  1. Sara Killinger
    Sara Killinger says:

    I never even considered reading the owner’s book. Thanks for the great tip, this will allow me to maintain my car more effectively. Does the owner’s book cover what to do in the event of a collision or repair?

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