Four Wheel Logic

Bird droppings can etch car paint within hours by attacking the clear coat, so prompt, gentle cleaning and protection prevent lasting stains.

No, Tesla cars run only on electricity and never use gasoline for driving.

No, a Tesla does not need a traditional engine oil change, but it still relies on other fluids and maintenance checks.

No, a Tesla does not have a traditional combustion engine; it uses one or more electric motors powered by a high-voltage battery pack.

No, a Tesla does not drive itself; Autopilot and Full Self-Driving still need a fully alert driver ready to steer and brake at all times.

No, most hybrid cars recharge while you drive, but plug-in hybrid models save more fuel and money when you charge them regularly.

Yes, a fuel injector cleaner can clear light deposits and smooth running, but it will not repair worn or badly clogged injectors.

Yes, a down payment goes toward the car’s price by cutting the loan balance and the interest you pay over time.

Yes, in nearly every state a car must carry liability insurance, with only rare exceptions that allow other proof of financial responsibility.

No, a car battery doesn’t recharge itself; it gains charge from the alternator while the engine runs or from an external battery charger.