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Where can I get my vehicle serviced in the Bay Area?
No matter how carefully you treat your vehicle, it will eventually require service. In fact, regular service and routine maintenance are the best ways to care for your car. At Carnamic, we offer top-quality vehicle service all across the Bay Area. Whether it’s a quick oil change, brake service, or full vehicle inspection, Carnamic’s service team has you covered with locations in San Leandro, San Jose, Redwood City, and Hayward.
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There are pros and cons to every decision you make, and that holds especially true for a vehicle purchase. Would a car or crossover fit your lifestyle better? Stick with gas-powered or go electric? Perhaps the biggest decision of all is new or used. If you’re stuck between choosing a new or used vehicle, Carnamic can help!
Read the rest of this entry »What is regenerative braking and how does it work?
Electric vehicles harness new technology to reduce emissions while eliminating the need for stops at the fuel station. While they drive very similarly to a car with an internal combustion engine, EVs operate a little differently. One of the things new EV drivers ask us the most about is regenerative braking. What is regenerative braking and how does it work? Use our handy guide to learn more!
Read the rest of this entry »Where to Take a Scenic Drive in the Bay Area, CA
Whether you’re a long-time resident, new to the area, or just visiting, there’s no doubt that there’s plenty to see and do in the Bay Area. If you’re looking to discover a hidden gem or find a new favorite place to catch lunch, you’ve come to the right place. Carnamic is the Bay Area’s favorite car dealer, and we’ve made a list of our top 5 scenic drives around Redwood City, San Jose, and more!
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Going electric isn’t just good for the planet; electric vehicles are also easy on your wallet! One way to find an EV that fits in your budget is to buy used, and Carnamic is your source for used hybrid and electric vehicles in the Bay Area. Whether you’re looking for more cargo space or newer features, our pre-owned inventory gives Bay Area drivers lots to choose from.
Read the rest of this entry »Does your new car need these high-tech features?
Each year, new vehicles are released with the latest technology. Whether it’s safety or connectivity, new cars can do as much as your smartphone – or more, in some cases. But do you really need all those high-tech features?
Read the rest of this entry »Does a used car need an extended warranty?
Buying a vehicle is a big decision. It’s a huge financial commitment, and often, you want a vehicle that will last a long time. Choosing a used vehicle is a great way to lessen the financial burden, but the downside is that it might not come with a manufacturer’s warranty. Even if it does, that warranty might expire sooner than you hope. In that case, you might consider an extended warranty.
Read the rest of this entry »What types of service does an EV require?
Did you know that most electric vehicles actually require less maintenance than a gas-powered car? Although they may seem mysterious and complicated, taking care of your new EV is actually fairly simple. There are no oil changes, spark plug replacement, or trips to the fuel station, which can save you money in the long-run. So, what types of service does an EV actually require? All models differ slightly, but you can follow our rough guide to EV maintenance to find out!
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As we come up on the rainiest season in the Bay Area, lots of drivers are asking questions about finding a vehicle with the right amount of traction. Is all-wheel drive necessary? What are the differences between all-wheel drive and 4-wheel drive? Is AWD or 4WD better for hauling and towing? Carnamic is here to answer all your questions! The first step in finding the right vehicle to meet your needs is understanding the differences between all-wheel drive and 4-wheel drive, so keep reading to learn more.
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