Quick Cash Auto Blog

Your car’s spark plug failing means a sluggish engine. A low momentum, a sluggish performance can be real irritating. However you can fix the problem yourself without taking it to a mechanic. Quick Cash Auto provides you some tips on how to test Spark Plug. Before testing spark plug, make sure you wear rubber gloves and don’t get too close to any metal portion of your vehicle when the engine is running. A spark plug test is done while the engine is running, so to save yourself from shock,... more

For many of us cars are mementos we love keeping and showing off. All over the world, every year, these cars from old unforgotten times to present come up, exhibiting themselves to the crowd! Here are some cars we thought are interesting. Coors Light Can – The beer has its car version too. Some one will be surprised to see this beer to have a car to its name and which looks like a huge Coors Light Can. 1954 Corvette – The car has its exhaust coming out of the whole body. From the... more

Using a leased car is more money saving than buying a car, especially around places like Long Island. While buying a car means maintaining it, in case of leasing it isn’t so. All you will have to do is make sure while using the car, you don’t damage it. The money spent behind leasing a car and paying monthly rent is much lesser than buying a car and using it. This is why most of us prefer leasing a car for our daily use. Leasing is a car is much easier than buying a car. All you have... more

Trading your car is much simpler than selling it off privately. A lot of time is saved from publishing advertisements, dealing with the buyer, ensuring the car is perfect before putting it up for sale, etc. But the main problem in trading your car is you don’t get much money compared to selling your car privately. You can negotiate with the dealer but at last you will have to accept what the dealer gives. To trade in your car all you need to do is present your car to the dealer and leave... more