Posted on 2/28/2023

When talking about electric vehicles, Europe has a lot to offer. There are a lot of options from all major manufacturers. Below you will find our top 7 picks - SUVs, sedans, and even a two-door. Porsche Taycan Porsche did themselves justice with the Taycan and made a stand in the EV race. It's one of the best-performing EVs on the market. The electric motors make 321 HP and can be boosted up to a whopping 402 HP. One charge can get you up to 208 miles, or 242 miles with the larger battery pack. Audi e-tron GT Right after the Taycan from above is the EV from Audi - the e-tron GT. To say the least, it offers a lot. Power? What about 740 HP and 630 Nm of torque? Battery capacity? 93.4 kWh is capable of 241 to 310 miles of range. As you can see, the GT badge serves its purpose of making it a little more interesting. Mercedes-Benz EQS The electric models made by Mercedes are luxurious and modern. This specific model is powered by two rear-mounted motors making 329 HP a ... read more
Posted on 1/31/2023

Carbon deposits, also known as carbon buildup, are a common problem in modern vehicles. These deposits form on various parts of the engine, including the intake valves, combustion chamber, and pistons. Carbon buildup can have a number of negative effects on a vehicle's performance, including reduced fuel efficiency, decreased power, and increased emissions. In this blog post, we will explore what carbon deposits are, how they form, and how to get rid of them. Carbon deposits are created when fuel is not completely burned in the combustion chamber. The unburned fuel then sticks to the engine's internal parts, creating a build-up of carbon. This can happen for a number of reasons, including a poorly functioning fuel injector, a clogged air filter, or a malfunctioning oxygen sensor. The build-up of carbon deposits can cause a number of problems for your vehicle. For example, if the deposits form on the intake valves, they can restrict airflow and decrease power. If the deposits ... read more