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Post Views: 4 If you live in Orlando and own a Porsche 911—especially a 996 or 997 model—you know that these high-performance machines are more than just cars. They’re rolling pieces of German engineering art. But what happens when your
Post Views: 2 At Auto Repair Orlando, we prioritize vehicle longevity, safety, and performance. That’s why we partner with the most skilled and reliable workshops in the region. Recently, one of our partner workshops completed a detailed preventive maintenance service
Post Views: 0 In a world of ever-rising prices, performance SUVs, and hybrid tech creeping into every corner of the market, the Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 stands out like a purist’s dream. It’s not just another sports car —
Post Views: 0 At Auto Repair Orlando, one of our partner workshops had recently the pleasure of working on a truly rare machine: the 2016 Porsche Boxster Spyder 3.8L Manual. This car isn’t just a Porsche—it’s one of the most
Post Views: 1 The Reality of Automated Transmissions Like Ford PowerShift and VW Tiptronic in the U.S. Automated transmissions — particularly systems like Ford’s PowerShift or Volkswagen’s Tiptronic — were marketed as a more affordable alternative to traditional automatics. These
Post Views: 4 If you drive a Range Rover Evoque in Orlando and suddenly see a scary “Transmission Fault” warning on your dash, don’t rush to assume the worst. While it looks serious, there’s a surprisingly common and simple cause:
Post Views: 1 The Toyota RAV4 has long been celebrated for its blend of reliability, fuel efficiency, and versatility, making it one of the best-selling compact SUVs worldwide. However, like any popular vehicle, it’s not immune to issues that can
Post Views: 0 Hill Start Assist is a modern driver-assistance feature designed to make driving easier and safer, particularly for those who navigate hilly or steep areas. This system is most beneficial for vehicles with manual transmissions, but it can
Post Views: 2 The hill holder system, also known as hill-start assist or hill hold control, is a feature found in many modern vehicles. It’s designed to prevent a car from rolling backward when starting on an incline by temporarily
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