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Let's face it, just like 99% of drivers, you most probably get in your motor vehicle each day without ever giving your windshield another thought. After all, it's hardy some art, a minimum of not until it crack or shatters. With cars designed the way they are nowadays, it truly does take a tremendous collision to shatter a car's windshield, but cracks are a different kettle of fish altogether.
Background: In 1960, TELCO [now known as Tata Motors] finalized a legal contract with Daimler Benz AG of Germany for manufacturing trucks in India. Telco stood a seven-year contract with Daimler Benz. Those models were created in World War II, which trucks were robust. The real cause of bad service records was excessive overloading from the trucks. Our main roads and x-country roads were in an exceedingly bad state. Telco started manufacturing indigenous styles of trucks in 1980. (Please see photo A below.)
Four-wheel drive, or 4WD in short, was the best way to navigate rough terrain with your sports utility vehicle for many years, but all-wheel drive, also known as AWD in short, appears to have taken over industry and has become available even on midsize sedans in addition to SUVs. Though many people believe these are same form of vehicle feature, these are, in fact, quite different.
Car thieves tamper while using VIN number of a stolen vehicle to be able to sell its parts, license it within a new identity, or get the vehicle from the country. A VIN can be changed in several ways, but the most-commonly used methods include removing in the part in the car where the VIN is found and replacing it with a new part, grinding, or changing one or multiple numbers or letters of the VIN. That is why, when buying a used car, always look at the places where a VIN is generally located, to check out signs that indicate it has been tampered with.
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