Auto Industry Adding Jobs, CarInfo1 is Excited

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Customer Service

Many states like Indiana  Michigan and Tennessee are adding more jobs for automobile industry workers. Many consumers are looking to buy new and used cars, and this is helping cities around the country hire more people. Chrysler is a specific company that is planning to create over 1,200 new jobs in Indiana alone.

Automakers are no longer outsourcing as much and are investing in the American industry again. It is estimated that the industry will sell over 15.5 million vehicles in 2013 (as opposed to 10 million in 2009).

Since the slump in 2009, over 217,000 jobs have been recreated for hourly, salaried and dealership positions for all automobile makers.

Other industry giants like Ford plan to add over 2,000 while collar jobs in IT and product development. They will also add over 2,300 hourly jobs just in Michigan the next few years.

Last year, Ford made over 8,000 salaried jobs in the states and about 1,000 of these jobs were given to factory workers from jobs taken back from Japan and Mexico. America workers will continue to see a push from Ford to re-establish more American jobs. GM plans to invest $2.5 million in U.S. jobs to re-open the closed Saturn plant in Tennessee.

CarInfo1 is excited for the U.S. growth in the auto industry again. It’s about time we gave jobs back to the American people who desperately need it in these hard times. CarInfo1.com offers support for used car owners and buyers looking up information on any VIN. Simply search the 17-character serial number on our website and we can provide you with a complete history of the car. A vehicle history report can prevent you from purchasing a lemon.

Need to contact us? Email manager@carinfo1.com or call 1 (855) 395-6395. We also have live chat agents available right on our website 24/7 to assist you.

CarInfo1 hopes the boost in the auto industry will generate a need for our reports too. So refer you friends and help them get a good deal on their next car purchase!

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CarInfo1.com Expanding Members Area

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Customer Service

CarInfo1.com is proud to announce that we are expanding our members area to provide our customers with the most comprehensive car selling and buying information available anywhere.

The members area is available to all of our customers as soon as they have ordered their first vehicle history report. You will be given a username and log in and then be able to sign in.

Once you get there you’ll find a 45 page website packed with dozens and dozens of useful articles about cars, buying cars, selling cars and maintaining cars.

This area was put together by experts in the automobile industry. It is verified and sourced information. You’ll find out about used car scams. You’ll learn how to get the  most money possible when you sell your car. You’ll discover the expert secrets to making sure a car lasts as long as you need it to.

We’ll also keep updating the members area with new content every week or two. We’ll recommend websites you can use to learn even more specialized information about cars. There is  section for first time car buyers. Another section for buyers of recreational videos. It even tells you how to jump start your car.

You won’t pay extra money to access this information. It all becomes immediately available to our customers when you purchase your  vehicle history report.

We created the members area as a public service for our customers and we hope you visit it often. In addition we are also creating a book that we will send out to people that they can use as a reference for any and all of their car related questions.

The end result is that you will have the information you need when you need it. You’ll get more information than you’ll find at any other vehicle  history search site.

You’ll know that we care about you.

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Don’t Be Afraid If Someone Wants To Use CarInfo1.com Before Buying A Car From You!

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Customer Service

Selling a used car can be a stressful experience. You know you need to sell it because you have bought a new car, have moved to a city where you won’t need a car, or have been transferred abroad and won’t be able to take your car with you.

So, you put it up on Craigslist or put a sign on the windshield advertising that you are selling it. Then you need to deal with people calling you up or emailing you all the time, and setting up times to meet you that may or may not be convenient.

Then, you finally get someone who seems like they might be interested. You are like, “Yay! This is finally over with.”

At that point the person asks you for the VIN number and says they want to look the car up on CarInfo1.com.

If you’ve never sold a used car before, this may make you panic. You may feel like you don’t need one more hassle in the used car sales process. You may even worry that they are trying to get something over on you.

But, don’t worry. In fact, the fact that they are going to CarInfo1.com means that they are a serious buyer. As long as you are an honest seller, you are about to make a sale.

People only come to us when they are ready to buy a used car. They are simply trying to make sure that you are not a shady used car seller. Assuming you’ve told them the truth about the car and have not tried to roll back the odometer or jack up the price, you’ll do fine. You might even get a better offer on the car than you were expecting!

So, please, let them have the VIN number – it will help you close the sale and make your life easier!

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CarInfo1.com Can Help You Find Your Stolen Car!

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Customer Service

If you live in an urban area you know how common car theft is. You come home from work and park your car on the street. Then, you wake up the next morning and are ready to go to work but find that your car isn’t there anymore. It’s very frustrating, because no matter how secure you think your anti-theft device is, there is always a way for car thieves to overcome it. Sure, you could contact your insurance company when it happens, but you know what they’ll do – they’ll pay you the least amount of money possible and then raise your monthly premiums.

The better way to handle it is to get your car back yourself – and CarInfo1.com can help. When someone steals your car they are doing so to make money. Which means that they are going to sell your car as quickly as possible often the same day they rip it from you.

The good news is that even if they take it to the shadiest used car dealer in town they still will need to fill out paperwork to get it sold. And, that paperwork will include the car’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) which can’t be changed.

So, when your car disappears all you have to do is go to our site, type in the VIN of your car and pay a small fee. In a matter of moments we’ll be able to tell you exactly who bought your car and where.

Then, you can go to the cops, file a police report and tell them where to find your stolen car. You’ll have it back the same day, the car thief will be in jail and you’ll never have to file an insurance claim at all.

It really is that simple. So let us help you get your stolen car back and keep your insurance premiums in check.

 

 

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CarInfo1.com Reports Will Help You Avoid Lemon Cars

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Customer Service

Without professional and independent review, identifying a lemon car could be beyond the individual used car buyer. Intent on making you pay as quickly as possible, many used car dealers will do all they can to conceal any and all defects in the cars they sell and you might discover too late that you have been the victim of a lemon car scam.

Using a used car’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), the provider of vehicle history reports will access critical info including details of the car’s collision and repair records. Where the vehicle’s odometer has been tampered with (to give you the impression that you are buying a recent car), the history review will show this. The reports will also provide other important details such as records of past owners.

In some cases, car dealers involved in used vehicle scams sell cars that have been heavily used in the past but which have since been repaired to cover up for the excess usage. Examples of such cars include those that have been used as taxis or those that were previously owned by car rental agencies. Should you also be buying a vehicle that was previously used as an ambulance, you risk buying a car that will cause you problems down the road.

By using vehicle history reports such as the ones issued by CarInfo1, you not only avoid the possibility of getting caught in a scam but also guarantee that you are dealing with a legit used car dealer. Moreover, the independent review available from providers of vehicle history reports helps you save money in addition to giving you the peace of mind that you are buying a safe and legit vehicle.

 

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CarInfo1.com Protects You Against Scam Mechanics

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Customer Service

At CarInfo1.com, our primary job is providing you with information about the vehicle history of a used car you are thinking about buying so you don’t get stuck with a lemon. Our secondary mission is providing you with rock solid advice about how to maintain your car. But, we also have a third mission: We can protect you from ripoff mechanics.

Winter is the most common time for cars to break down or get into accidents. It makes sense, because cold weather can be hard on your engine. Beyond that, snow and ice make it much more likely for you to skid off the road. Either way, you’ll soon need a mechanic.

But, you don’t want to get scammed by the cost. Many of us have no idea at all how to fix a car – which could leave you vulnerable, because that mechanic could tell you anything at all about your car and name any price, and you won’t know if he or she is being reasonable and honest or not. That puts you at risk for a ripoff!

The good news is that we have criminal  history as well as vehicle history records available. And, when mechanics are criminals they nearly always have a criminal record.

So, all you need to do is wait until your mechanic has given you a quote on fixing your car. Then, if it seems a bit high, put his or her name and address through our system.

It will take you a few minutes and cost a few bucks, but it will be worth it. We’ll let you know if he or she has ever been charged with fraud. We’ll tell you if they have a criminal record. And, if you find out they are a crook you can tell them “no thanks” and take your car somewhere else.

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Keeping Your Car Safe In Winter

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Customer Service

At CarInfo1.com, we are dedicated to helping our customers with all their automotive-related problems. Therefore, when we looked outside today and saw all the snow, we thought it might be a good idea to make a post about what you can do to keep your car safe during the winter.

After all, we don’t want our customers to get  hurt!

  • Get a shop to check your battery charge. If your charge is low, it could be hard to start when it’s cold out there.
  • Change your oil. Again, the cold weather can make you go through oil more quickly, so topping up and changing your oil can go a long way.
  • Check all your lights. It’s easy not to notice if they aren’t working.
  • Examine the treads on your tires. If they are worn at all, replace or rotate them.
  • Replace your wiper blades.
  • Wax your car to protect the paint job.
  • Make sure you’ve topped up your anti-freeze.
  • Put together a roadside emergency kit of anything you might need should your car break down.
  • Buy a real spare tire instead of the shoddy one that came with your car.
  • Take a look at your belts and hoses. It’s easy for them to become cracked and worn in the cold weather.

None of these tips will take you a long time to do or cost you that much money, but they will keep you safer and make sure you car doesn’t get damaged during bad winter weather.

We hope you’ll follow them so that we can keep you as a happy and satisfied customer for as long as possible – and make sure you can put off buying a new car until you really want one!

Thank you – and stay warm. Spring is just around the corner!

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