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Wednesday, November 9, 2022

Your Car’s Transmission.

Your car’s transmission (be it German or domestic) is a vital part of its performance and safety. If your transmission begins to wear out, your car will probably have trouble driving properly, which obviously could be dangerous. When you are driving around the Rockies, that danger could be accelerated.

Here are some signs that your transmission is going out -

 

1. There is a burning smell, which is never good.

2. You hear strange noises even when your vehicle is in neutral.

3. Switching gears gradually gets more and more difficult.

4. You see a leak or puddle on the ground.

Whatever you are driving around the Denver area make sure that you make an appointment at The German Car Shoppe of Littleton if you notice any of these signs. German and domestic car owners have counted on The German Car Shoppe for transmission problems, as well as others, for years. Just call (303) 798-2287. You will see their expertise at thegermancarshoppe.com.

Tuesday, November 1, 2022

Your Car’s Air Suspension System.

What is an air suspension system? It is powered by an electric pump or possibly a compressor. Its purpose is to pump air into something that looks like bellows, which are typically made out of textile reinforced rubber. The German Car Shoppe, located at 5115 Santa Fe Drive in Littleton, is skilled in examining and (if necessary) fixing them.

Originally, air suspension was invented in the U.S. to save weight with a compact construction. So what is its purpose? In most cases, air suspension is used to achieve a smooth and constant driving quality. It also features height sensors that are based on detecting resistance in contact with the terrain on all four of your Denver area vehicle's corners.

Your German car’s air suspension system is just one of many things that The German Car Shoppe of Littleton, CO is concerned about. They are trained to troubleshoot and repair it as quickly and efficiently as anyone in the Denver area. For more information take a look at thegermancarshoppe.com. Then call (303) 798-2287.

Friday, October 14, 2022

Need Parts?

One of the most frustrating thing you can endure with your German Car is not having the right parts when your vehicle needs to be repaired. Only OEM parts will do, and you intellectually know that! Often times, owners of fine cars try to be frugal when it comes to repairs. The German Car Shoppe of Littleton, CO wants you to avoid being “penny wise and pound foolish”.

 

Why OEM parts?

1. They are produced directly from your vehicle’s manufacturer.

2. Aftermarket parts may fit a variety of cars…that is probably NOT what you want.

3. You may search for hours finding the “cheapest” aftermarket part.

4. Aftermarket parts tend to wear out far more quickly.

The German Car Shoppe has been serving the Denver area for so many years. They must be doing something right! When it comes to repairing your prized German Car, insist on ONLY OEM parts for the job. When you’re in need of car repair, call The German Car Shoppe of Littleton at (303) 798-2287. Check them out at thegermancarshoppe.com.

Monday, October 3, 2022

Computer Problems.

Computers run our lives these days. It is especially true in your German Car. Diagnosing and repairing problems with your vehicle’s computer is essential. It’s a job for the professional mechanics at The German Car Shoppe of Littleton. They have been servicing German made (and other car’s) computers in the Denver area for decades.

The diagnostic pros at The German Car Shoppe will use their tools to troubleshoot the problem without even popping the hood. That is modern technology, folks! When it comes to today’s cars, the information they glean could soon mean more horsepower, or better fuel efficiency…even a healthier engine.

When your car needs a proper computer diagnosis you can always count on the professional mechanics at The German Car Shoppe located at 5115 Santa Fe Drive in Littleton, CO. If you are driving a German Car (especially) around the Denver area, just call (303) 798-2287. You’ll see the full story at thegermancarshoppe.com.