We love our vehicles, cherish them, try not to put a scratch on them. But we often ignore the keys, they get worn out, in some cases we lose them too. What can you do in such cases? Well to get a replacement of course! Read on to know, how much easier it is nowadays to find your key's replacements.

With so many haulage companies to choose from, how do you know which will really deliver and exceptional service at a good price? The last thing you want is the headache of having to deal with a company which doesn't take proper care of the items in transit, or messes up the destination causing long delays.

The number of new cars sold in America is quite staggering and many of the price tags these days are equally surprising. That said, the new vehicle market is quite impressive from the point of view of the features and options available on many models today. Even with all these advantages, for many folks buying a brand new model just is not a viable option financially. It makes little sense to take out and service a loan on a brand new car which will only be fully paid once the car has seen significant wear and is nearly ready to be retired. For people of more modest financial means the used car market is the hot market.

When buying a new vehicle it's important to consider all aspects of driving that are of importance to you before you make your choice. Not only is how the car handles important, but you should also consider what you will use it for in terms of travel and transport. The below list will give you some idea of what you should think through before making your choice.

If you have a mobile workforce or logistics company, you know the hassle of keeping a record of expenses on fuel. Whether it is about a few company cars or a fleet of trucks, it becomes so difficult to check if the driver is not cheating on you or track the monthly consumption of fuel of your vehicles. Well, there is a solution for every problem.

The CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence), was implemented in the year 2007 after it was passed as an EU Directive in 2003. These regulations are effective on all the drivers of LGV (large goods vehicles) and PCV (passenger carrying vehicles).

Shakespeare once wrote "What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet." I'll answer this over four-hundred year old question - a name is something unique to us, every person; an identity that we bring to the world which separates us from everyone else.

When is the last time that you gave your car a bath? The last time you scrubbed its tires, shined its windows, and waxed its paint? Unless you are already dedicated to a regular car wash routine it has probably been awhile. Neglecting to wash your car is understandable, life gets in the way of so many chores that really should get done but it's not acceptable if you want to maintain your car as well as possible. Washing your car, when done regularly, doesn't have to take a long time and will keep the paint and other exterior finishes of the vehicle like new!

Throughout 2009 and 2010, Toyota were frequently in the news and not for the best reasons. Having recalled thousands of vehicles due to a variety of problems doesn't conjure much in the way of reliability and it could be suggested they change their advertising slogan from "The car on front is a Toyota" to "The car in front is being recalled".

Traditionally, most new and used cars were bought from a car showroom or garage forecourt. However these days it's not uncommon for one to buy a new or used car via the internet.

When it comes to small saloon cars, you can't do better than a BMW 3 Series. According to Top Gear Magazine, it's a victim of its own success in that everyone on the planet owns one. This is great news if you're looking to buy a used BMW 3 Series.

Most people I know wouldn't entertain the idea of leasing a car rather than buying one as they assume that car leasing is an expensive alternative to buying. However this isn't necessarily the case when all the factors are considered. Firstly, people will get 'car lease' or 'contract car hire' mixed up with 'car hire'.

The sales of new cars so far in 2011 have been disappointing to the car industry as sales for June 2011 fell by 6.2 percent over 2010 figures. And the average rate of decline for the first half of 2011 stands at 7.1 percent. But it's not all bad news for the car industry as a slow and steady economic growth in the second half of 2011 should see volumes increase.

Part 7 in a series designed to give the latest updated information for auto dealerships to improve their sales and management results. Discover what steps a dealer must take to meet a rapidly changing marketplace.