BRIAN NERGER with 40 Pt. FREE Car Care Inspection and More FREE Stuff.

BRIAN NERGER with 40 Pt. FREE Car Care Inspection and More FREE Stuff.

Ok Winter is a Almost Over but Good Car Care is the Right Thing to do Any Time of the Year.

Watch Brian Again, by clicking on the above title link now!

to See what he and The Nerger Crew do

to make sure your car is in peak condition all year long.

Nicest cars $260K to $1.7 Million You can own now!

Ok We all love cars, some are more expensive than others. 

Here are the Top 10 Nicest Cars on the Market

 The following cars are listed according to their quality, drivability, features, and value—not necessarily on price alone. Because when it comes to the best, price isn’t always the best indicator. But than, if you're spending this kind of money on a car, you can take little risk, no matter which car you choose, you're getting one hell of a driving experience.  I will only show you the pictures of the Million and over club. The resy you will have to find yourself. Than, Enjoy the Ride Everyone.

1.   Bugatti Veyron – $1.7 million

2.   Lamborghini Reventon – $1.6 million

3.   McLaren F1 – $1 million

4.   Pagani Zonda C12 F – $700K

5.   Ferrari Enzo – $1 million

6.   Porsche Carrera GT – $500K

7.    Maybach 62 – $400K

8.    Koenigsegg CCXR – $1.3 million

9.    Rolls-Royce Phantom – $350K

10.  Aston Martin Vanquish – $260K

2013 Auto Care Tips from the Windy City USA

Winter is not Over and Neither are Your Car Care Tips

Here are a Few More from Chicago, the Windy City!

We're so busy at Nerger's Auto Express in Bound Brook, NJ, fixing and maintaining the cars, but I found this great article 

I just had to share. Thanks and Happy Reading....

Remember to Call: 732-356 6060 we're here to help......

Harold Santamaria, Instructor, Undercar Specialist and Part Specialist Automotive Technology Program at City Colleges of Chicago (www.CCC.educame into our ABC7 studio with tips for winter car care.

Harold's Tips:

1. Is it really important to "warm up" your car before driving? 
   - Let the car warm up for a few minutes if temps outside are 32 degrees or below (freezing)
   - Lengthen the number of minutes you let the car warm up as the temperature plunges lower
   - Caution: too long of a warm-up wastes fuel and can be harmful to the environment

2. How low should you let the tank go before fueling up? 
   - Never let the tank go below one-quarter full
   - Gasoline acts as a coolant -- it helps keep the fuel pump cool
   - Moisture builds up inside of an empty tank, and you run the risk of freezing the fuel line

3. Why a clean air filter is key to getting the best gas mileage: 
   - Helps the car "breathe" easier, which means the car will use less gas
   - Air filters should be changed every year or every 12,000 miles
   - If you live or work in a dusty area, you may need to change the filter more often

4. The at-home tire tread check:
   - Use a quarter to check tire treads
   - If you can see George Washington's head, it's time to replace the tires

5. Items in a winter safety-kit for your car:
   - Flash light
   - Jumper cables
   - Work gloves
   - Road flair
   - Reflective "caution" triangle for the road
   - Bottled water/protein bar(s)
   - Blanket
   - Basic first aid kit
   - Can of instant tire repair

6. Wiper blades 
   - Inspect your wiper blades every 6 months and replace them in the fall
  - Clean your windshield every time you fill up your gas tank
  - With a damp paper towel with water or Windex, wipe the rubber squeegee part of the blade

Top 25 Used cars According to Kelly Blue Book Jan. 2013

These are the The complete top 25 Kelly Blue Book Used Cars

For January 2013, If you are buying we're selling at Nerger's.

1.   Honda Accord
2.   Honda Civic
3.   Toyota Camry
4.   Ford F-150
5.   Toyota Corolla
6.   Chevrolet Silverado 1500
7.   BMW 3-Series
8.   Nissan Altima
9.   Ford F-250/F-350/F-450 Super Duty
10.   Ford Mustang
11.   Jeep Grand Cherokee
12.   Jeep Wrangler
13.   Volkswagen Jetta
14.   Toyota Tacoma
15.   RAM 1500
16.   Ford Focus
17.   Honda CR-V
18.   Ford Explorer
19.   Ford Ranger
20.   Ford Escape
21.   Chevrolet Impala
22.   Chevrolet Tahoe
23.   Nissan Maxima
24.   Ford Taurus
25.   Honda Odyssey

Our Best Care Advice for 2013 Part 1

Car Care and Maintenance Tips Keep Your Car Running in Top-Notch Condition by Driving with Care Every Day.

·       Do not race your car’s engine during start-up.This is a quick way to add years of wear to your engine.

·       Accelerate slowly when you begin your drive. Because the most wear to the engine and drive train occurs in the first ten to twenty minutes of operation.

·       Warming the engine by letting it idle in the driveway is not a smart idea. The engine doesn’t operate at its peak temperature, resulting in incomplete fuel combustion, soot deposits on cylinder walls, oil contamination, and ultimately damaged components.

·       Put less strain on your engine and automatic transmission by shifting to neutral at red lights. Because, the engine is still working to push the car even while it’s stopped.

• Extend the life of your tires with careful driving. Observe posted speed limits. Avoid fast starts, stops, and turns. Avoid potholes and objects on the road. Don’t run over curbs or hit the tire against the curb when parking.
• When turning your steering wheel, don’t hold it in an extreme right or left position for more than a few seconds. Doing so can damage the power-steering pump.
• Consolidate your short driving trips. Most of the wear and tear — as well as the pollution your car generates — takes place in the first few minutes of driving. Doing several errands at once, during low traffic hours if possible, will keep your engine happier longer.
• Any Questions, as always give us a call at Nerger's Auto Express 
• in Bound Brook, New Jersey, 732-356-6060 and I (Brian) or any car repair staff member will be happy to help.

2013 SPRING CAR CARE TIPS

Get Your Car Ready for Spring in 2013

• There are a lot of road hazards in winter, salt, ice, sludge, mud and white snow.
• So that can only mean one thing, Spring is Almost Here!  Right?
• Ok This is what you have to check and or do to get the car ready.  
• Now Go Do It !!!  Clean Up, Everybody Clean Up, Clean Up.....
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• Check the tires in Spring – It’s important to check your tires after weather changes because tire pressure changes about 1 pound per square inch for every 10 degrees Fahrenheit change in temperature. A potential Danger and lost Fuel economy ($$$$)
• Wiper blades – Windshield wipers take a beating during the winter weather – wiping away dirt, debris and salt and gravel spray. Poor things get Frozen, Ripped, and Messed Up! See if the blades are making full contact with the windshield and have not dried out.
• Rotate tires in the Spring– This should be done roughly every 5,000-10,000 miles and it can extend the life of your tires significantly by reducing wear. And make sure the Pressure is correct. OK?
• Spring Change oil and filter – Some car makers suggest changing to a heavier oil to help your vehicle’s engine perform more efficiently during warmer weather. or Check to see if there is any Oil at All First!
• Spring Change air filter – You Know we all need air to Breathe and Live, well our car’s needs that too. The air filter prevents dust and other debris from getting into the engine’s running parts, meaning less efficient use of gas and weaker engine performance.
• Flush and fill cooling system in the Spring. This is cheap insurance against engine failure. Experts recommend flushing every 2 years for most vehicles. Flush it and feel better!
• Springtime Check battery and plugs – Make sure battery posts and connections are clean. Spark plugs fire as many as 3 million times every 1,000 miles. You try and light a match 3 million times and see how you feel.
• Spring Clean the interior –  It's time to get rid of Clutter in the Spring! Mom was right and she knew it's  easy to use your car or truck as a storage area for all kinds of things (including useless junk and garbage), especially in the cold months when you don’t feel like cleaning your car in the freezing cold. 
• Undercarriage Road salt –  Salt is bad for you and worse for your car. Road salt can damage your vehicle’s undercarriage by eating away or corroding the metal. Did you Clean it yet?
• What Are You Waiting for?  Leave a note and Let me know if you have any suggestions for Spring Cleaning 2013!!!!

2013 WINTER CAR CARE TIPS

CAR CARE FOR 2013

• Every TWELVE months or 12,000 miles, the brakes, spark plugs, coolant and steering and suspension should be checked to prolong the life of your vehicle.

• Every THREE months or 3,000 miles, change the engine oil and filter, check the levels of other fluids including automatic transmission, power steering and brake, and check battery and cables, belts and hoses. 
• The exhaust and fuel filter should also be checked at the THREE month interval also.

• Perform MONTHLY checks of tire pressure & the condition of tires, lights & windshield washer fluid. 
• The vehicle should also be cleaned MONTHLY.
• Every SIX months or 6,000 miles, the chassis lubrication should be checked & windshield wipers should be replaced so that you can clearly see the road ahead and behind you.

If the "Check Engine" light comes on, vehicles should be IMMEDIATELY taken in for service to identify the problem. It may indicate a small issue or it could be a major problem. Don't risk it in 2013!