Today: The Saab that Locked Itself
John's dad is locked out of his Saab thanks to a faulty part. With Saab in bankruptcy, will he ever be able to get back in?
John's dad is locked out of his Saab thanks to a faulty part. With Saab in bankruptcy, will he ever be able to get back in?
Gary's mom's Buick LaCrosse is suddenly burning through batteries. The dealer says she should drive it more, but Tom and Ray suspect there may be more to the story.
Ever since Greg had the heater core replaced in his Dakota Sport he's felt uncomfortably warm. How can he convince his mechanic to admit he screwed up?
From the department of hypothetical driving, Dwayne wonders what to do when you suspet you're about to be involved in a rear-end collision.
Maryann's daughter wants an old VW Bug but Maryann is worried about their safety record. Can Tom and Ray convince her daughter that it's a terrible idea?
Todd's Toyota Camry is leaking fluid but the dealer says it's no big deal. Should they fix it anyway?
Bill is helping his son with a cross-country move. Should he rent a truck or a trailer?
Wolfgang has an idea! Will it make him rich or will Tom and Ray tell him it's bogus?
Marsha's Toyota Camry has never been in an accident, but her mechanic says the motor mounts are bad. Is he right?
James regrets giving up his baby, a 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, that was having transmission issues. Was he crazy to let it go?
Pedro just purchased a "fun to drive" convertible that gives his wife motion sickness when she rides with him. Is there anything he can do to soften up the ride for passengers?
Bill has had three flat tires in less than twenty-four hours and suspects there may be more flats in his future. Can he safely repair his tires using plugs or patches, or is he going to need to invest in new tires every few weeks?
Marie and her buddy both love to drive manual transmission vehicles, but their driving styles couldn't be more different. Which one of them is getting better gas mileage?
Which is better when driving down icy hills: freewheeling in neutral, or driving slowly in a low gear? Tom and Ray are called in to settle this lifelong argument between Carol and her husband.
Kate tries to get to the bottom of the "check fuel cap" light that keeps appearing on her dash. Is she looking at a costly visit to the dealer?