The Automotive Connection is a Certified Napa Auto Care Center that is committed to your satisfaction and your car's longevity. We have nearly 25 years of experience maintaining and repairing all makes and models of cars, SUVs and trucks, both foreign and domestic. With us you know you have the support of the strongest customer-driven teams in the Hartford area.
I have had many mechanics. They have all over-promised, under-delivered and over-charged. They only did the bare minimum. Kenny and the guys at The Automotive Connection are not only great at what they do, they go the extra mile and genuinely care about my car. The Automotive Connection will be my last auto repair facility!
I have had many mechanics. They have all over-promised, under-delivered and over-charged. They only did the bare minimum. Kenny and the guys at The Automotive Connection are not only great at what they do, they go the extra mile and genuinely care about my car. The Automotive Connection will be my last auto repair facility!
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By keeping your car for 200,000 miles or more, you can save the money of buying a new car.
By keeping your car for 15 years, or 225,000 miles of driving, you could save nearly $31,000, according to Consumer Reports magazine.
That's compared to the cost of buying an identical model every five years, which is roughly the rate at which most car owners trade in their vehicles.
Their cars included a 1990 Lexus LS400 with 332,000 miles and a 1994 Ford Ranger pick-up that had gone 488,000 miles.
Calculating the costs involved in buying a new Honda Civic EX every five years for 15 years - including depreciation, taxes, fees and insurance - the magazine estimated it would cost $20,500 more than it would have cost to simply maintain one car for the same period.
By keeping your car for 15 years, or 225,000 miles of driving, you could save nearly $31,000, according to Consumer Reports magazine.
That's compared to the cost of buying an identical model every five years, which is roughly the rate at which most car owners trade in their vehicles.
Their cars included a 1990 Lexus LS400 with 332,000 miles and a 1994 Ford Ranger pick-up that had gone 488,000 miles.
Calculating the costs involved in buying a new Honda Civic EX every five years for 15 years - including depreciation, taxes, fees and insurance - the magazine estimated it would cost $20,500 more than it would have cost to simply maintain one car for the same period.
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