I have Jay to thank for this post. He found this cool website called RepairPal. You enter the year, make and model of your car as well as your zipcode, and the website will give you a range of repair estimates from several shops in your area. That way, when you get a car repair quote, you will have an idea of how much it should cost and avoid getting ripped off. Thanks honey!
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If your car breaks down or your 'check engine light' comes on and you want to fix it yourself, check out FrugalMechanic.com. It's a shopping comparison website for auto parts. They help you find the right part and show you the retailer that is selling it for the lowest price.
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