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In honor of his first car, a Blue '89 Bonneville, alexcoqui's 2001 SLE stands apart from the rest. Custom hood, spoiler and ground effects make this one of the most aggressive looking sedans you will find. Add to that the painted wheels, tinted tails and clear corners and you've got yourself one mean looking ride. The interior isn't left out either, An A-pill
ar gauge pod, GXP carbonfiber inserts and an all charcoal interior finish off this SLE's style. Under the hood the Intense Level 1 package combined with a ported LIM let this Midnight Blue Metallic Bonneville fly down the asphalt. Up next for this ride is stoping power provided by a GXP brake upgrade and shift kit.
This Month's Car Care Tip
Summer is almost here!
The weather will be getting hotter outside so there are a few basic steps you'll want to follow to help protect you car from the summer heat.
1. Apply a Protectant: Vinyl surfaces such as the dashboard, seats and steering wheel can begin to crack and experience sun damage and fading. It's a good idea to apply a protectant at the beginning of the season and touch-up regularly.
2. Clean the Underbody and Exterior: Wash the exterior of your car thoroughly and after it dries, apply a wax to protect and revitalize your car's finish. An often overlooked area of the car is the underbody. After months of salt build-up it's important to spray the underbody and underneath the rear and front bumpers to rinse away any build-up which can lead to erosion and rusting.
3. Change or Clean Air Filters: Now would be a great time for check your filters; it may be time replace or recharge your K&N air filters. Those of you with a 2000 or newer model, be sure to check your cabin air filter.
4. Check For Leaks: After all this spring rain now would be a good time to check for leaks. Pull up the trunk carpeting and check for water in the spare tire well. Feel the floor carpeting and check for moisture. You may need to pull the floor carpeting up to check, if the carpet has a rubber backing it won't let moisture through.
Following these simple guidelines will help ensure your car lives as long as it can. For any questions you have or for more information on this month's car care tip, please feel free to visit the forum and ask.
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