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As we all know, it is quite costly to maintain a car. From the fuel expenses to the inspection of parts, it can surely fire a hole in our pockets. Brake don't require much maintenance as tires, and having it fixed or replaced is not that hard to do. But for those who don't have grease monkey skills, here are the average costs to get your pads replaced.

A typical cost of replacing brake pads is between $90 - $250 per axle depending on the make and model of the car. Replacing brakes on expensive or luxury cars tend to cost more, because these usually have complex systems that need more labor. A 1998 Toyota Camry costs $150 per front axle, while Audi A6 front brake pads cost about $215 - $250. Prices also depend on how much laborers ask for compensation. You should also watch out for discounted promos, because these usually only include brake pads and not the labor. A complete brake pad replacement includes road tests, removal of wheels and examination of the brake pads, rotors, calipers and bearings. The process will also include cleaning the parts, replacing the rotors, and repacking of the bearings. If your rotors need to be replaced, that will add another $300 - $700 to your expenses.

To minimize costs, you should be able to look around and search for the most cost-efficient auto shop or mechanic in your area before you actually need one. This will prevent you from getting ripped off by other mechanics that you visit for the first time. Another thing to consider is proper maintenance. If you fail to replace your brakes on time (every 10,000 miles), it could cause a metal to metal friction that can damage your car furthermore. Usually, there are alerts in dashboards that light up when the brake pads need to be replaced.

If you think you may be in need of new brakes, we've created a list of things to watch for.

1. High pitch sequels when coming to a stop

2. A lack of pressure on the brake pedal as you approach a complete stop

2. Grinding noises anytime you press the brake pedal.

Basic car maintenance is the number one way to keep your car out of the shop and on the road. Don't forget to check your BMW brake pads on a normal basis.

Ford’s Camry Killing Fusion Hybrid Rolls Out

Unlike General Motors and Chrysler which have chose not to hold press conferences at this year’s L.A. Auto Show, Ford is using the show as an opportunity to roll out several new models including the Ford Mustang, Lincoln MKZ, Mercury Milan and the Ford Fusion. The centerpiece of the automaker’s next generation Fusion and Milan is hybrid technology, a first for Ford’s popular mid-size sedans.

The hybrid model is the biggest newsmaker as the 2.5L engine (paired with a six-speed automatic transmission) gets class leading city fuel economy, what Ford says will be 6 mpg better than the comparable sized Toyota Camry Hybrid. If that assertion holds up, then the Ford Fusion/Mercury Milan Hybrid will return 39 mpg in the city based on the 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid’s EPA certified fuel economy of 33 mpg. In other words, the Ford twins will have the best city fuel economy of any car on the road, even beating out the Smart ForTwo and any diesel or other hybrid model.

For the driver who prefers something besides a gas-electric hybrid, the Ford twins offer three engine choices when the new models go on sale in Spring 2009: a 2.5L I4, 3.0L Flexfuel V6, and a 3.5L V6. Across the entire model line, six speed automatic transmissions are standard, helping to maximize fuel economy with these five passenger sedans. Ford says that this new combination will increase fuel economy by 17% with the base engine and 10% for the other engines, a trend in the right direction for an automaker scrambling to provide a much more fuel efficient fleet of passenger vehicles.

Will the Fusion Hybrid be the death of the Toyota Camry? Not hardly. The Camry remains the best selling car in America with approximately 500,000 units sold in good years.  However, Ford is making a strong case for buyers to consider the Fusion given that the Camry offers just a five-speed automatic transmission and its own hybrid now trails the Fusion in city fuel economy.

For Ford, which is reeling under stiff financial pressure, the new models cannot come soon enough. Perhaps consumers will sit up and take notice that Ford is in the fuel savings game to win.

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Matthew C. Keegan is a freelance writer who resides in Cary, North Carolina. Matt is a contributing writer for Andy's Auto Sport an aftermarket supplier of quality parts including custom aluminum wings and antennas.

How can i change a 1989 Toyota Camry front right fender?

I need step by step instructions.

Remove the inner liner from the fender to be removed.

Remove of disconnect all electrical items attached to the fender.

If necessary, remove the front bumper assembly.

Remove all bolts attaching the fender and the brace to the firewall and the radiator/grille panel.

Remove the rear attaching bolts through the pillar opening and remove the fender from the vehicle.

To install:

Attach the fender to the vehicle with the mounting bolts and tighten securely. Make sure the fender is aligned correctly with all other panels.

If removed, attach the front bumper.

Install and connect all electrical components removed.

Attach the inner fender liner
.. this should help

Rain aids suspect’s escape
BELLE MINA — A man on the run from the law has avoided capture despite setbacks, according to authorities. The heavy rains Sunday aided the suspect although he did get spotted in one stolen car and got another stolen vehicle stuck in a ditch.

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