Lauren Appears on CNN to discuss the bailout. Her overall perspective is that the government should not be bailing out private industry - especially the auto industry - as they can't run the other aspects of the government efficiently and at a profit. Examples: Post Office, Social Security, and poor budgets that don't balance.
The Toyota Recall Data results are being held by the US Government. Many officials are unhappy, but pressure from higher powers are forcing DOT and NHTSA to hold the results. Is this to help GM sales as they owe $60 Billion or something else?
Lauren Fix tells you more on Fox News with Neil Cavuto.
WGRZ: Lauren Fix Predicts $5/Gallon by Summer's End
CLARENCE, N.Y. (WGRZ) -- Factor in increased demand from summer travel, new additives for spring and the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico and "Car Coach" Lauren Fix says we could be paying record high gas prices by the end of summer.
Auto Expert Lauren Fix shows us some products that can get your car ready for summer and talks about her book, "Lauren Fix's Guide to Loving your Car."
More Toyota Headaches NOTE: After this report aired Lexus stopped selling the GX until more testing was complete. If you own a new Lexus GX see your dealer for updates!
CNN: Runaway Toyota Investigation: Hoax or Not? 3/15/201
Runaway Toyota Prius Investigation NHTSA and Toyota reveal the results and question Mr. Sykes' version of what happened. But as we all grill the driver and assume this is is another balloon boy - what if he is tellinng the truth? You decide.
Runaway Toyota Prius - What Happened? Jim Sykes goes to make a pass on a San Diego Freeway and the car takes off, he calls 911. Hear what to do and what happened on this scary ride.
Toyota and GM - Is The Government Treating Them Equal? The government after Toyota and easier on GM. The government has an investment in GM and unions. Or is Toyota getting hit hard while GM get a slap on the wrist. Here are some answers and perspectives.
Toyota CEO In The Hot Seat - Mr. Toyoda is testifying before the House Committee this Wednesday. What you should know and why should consumers care about these Congressional hearings? Lauren Fi...
Toyota CEO In The Hot Seat - Mr. Toyoda is testifying before the House Committee this Wednesday.
What you should know and why should consumers care about these Congressional hearings?
More Rough Road For Toyota, recalls, brake problems, gas pedal issues. Is it a computer or mechanical problem. Lauren Fix will give you the ugly truth.
Putting up with the winter storm of the past two days has reminded us that we need to drive a lot differently when it's snowing. Inexperienced drivers, like teenagers, can use some special guidance. But they may pay more attention to someone their own age. That's why Shelby Fix, who calls herself "The Teen Car Coach" has come up with some winter driving tips for teens. Shelby's timely advice can help drivers of all ages.
"ALBANY, N.Y. -- Picture this. You're driving down the road, you hit the gas and then lift your foot, but the gas pedal doesn't release. In seconds, you are accelerating towards the cars ahead. What do you do? It's an all too real scenario that caused a recall last week of late model Toyotas including RAV4, Corolla, Matrix, Avalon, Camry, Highlander, Tundra and the Sequoia. “Don't forget this also includes all Pontiac Vibes that were produced at the same time as the Matrix,” said Lauren Fix, car industry expert."
Dec. 30: Americans spend more than $40 million every year to have their cars serviced. Automotive expert Lauren Fix has tips on what you might be able to do yourself to save a few bucks each year.
Fox News: Lauren Fix - Scrap Yards Make Money on Clunkers
Cash For Clunkers was great for the middle class but many can't afford a news car because of the economy, unemployment and credit. What happens to all those cars? Where they crushed - NO! Lauren Fix and Neil Cavuto discuss what salvage yards are really doing with the clunkers.
Fox: Your World - Neil Cavuto, December 15, 2009 with the Lauren Fix, Automotive Analyst
"BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) - With snowy weather making roads treacherous these last few days, experts say it's a good time to make sure you're ready for winter driving.
'The Car Coach' Lauren Fix recommends getting your car checked by a certified technician before winter starts.
She also advises taking a driving course to learn how to deal with slips and spin outs, and to be prepared before leaving home."
Clean Skies Energy Report: LA Show Features Green Cars 12/03/09
Clean Skies News talks with "The Car Coach" Lauren Fix, who is attending the LA Auto show. Fix provides an outlook on new alternative fuel vehicles being introduced.
Clean Skies: LA Auto Show Preps for Opening 12/03/09
Introducing the Honda Peanut
Lauren Fix talks with Clean Skies News from the LA Auto show delivering news of the Green Car of the Year Award, as well as insider tips for hybrid cars.
Senator Corker of TN's daughter was carjacked and OnStar recovered the car and the thieves. What other technologies and safety features are available and how Plastics Make It Possible.
CNN: Campbell Brown, December 3, 2009 with the Lauren Fix, Automotive Analyst
Bugatti Veyron Crash or Splash ? Bad driving accident in TX wrecks a $2 million car in just a few minutes. Really Bad Driving? Not Paying Attention? Insurance Fraud? or Driving Over 100mph on a cell phone?
Fox News : November 17, 2009 Lauren Fix, The Car Coach with Alisyn Camerota & Bill Hemmer
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) - Six women became the first inductees into the National Transportation Women's Hall of Fame.
Museum President and founder, James Sandoro said, "There's never been a transportation related women's hall of fame and we canvassed the entire country. There's a group of people that think we should have it and have it in Buffalo."
Oct. 23, 2009 - Women take a seat in Transportation Hall of Fame. Women move over to the driver's seat in new Transportation Hall of Fame in NY. The hall of fame will be housed inside the Buffalo Transportation/Pierce-Arrow Museum, which has a collection of antique and classic vehicles ranging from Pierce-Arrows — luxury cars made in Buffalo through the 1930s — to carriages, motorcycles and bicycles from the 19th and 20th centuries.
All these electric cars are going to hit the road, you may charge them at home but what about on the road, at work, while shopping: there are planned charging stations. How will they be paid for? Fox News/ Neil Cavuto and Lauren Fix discuss the electric cars.
September Auto Sales Down and Saturn winds down - GM & Chrysler Drop in Sales dramatically -Fox News/ Neil Cavuto and Lauren Fix discuss the auto sales, Cash For Clunkers hangover and the end of Saturn and Penske.
Green machines. Good for the environment? Or simply fueling demand? Is the greening of North America's auto sector for real? Lauren Fix joins the panel on The Agenda with Steve Paikin.
August Auto Sales Up - but GM & Chrysler Drop in Sales -Fox News/ Neil Cavuto and Lauren Fix discuss the August sales, Cash For Clunkers and the "Auto Bubble".
The end is here - what was the impact to dealers and consumers? Was it everything you thought it would be - how many people and dealers got short changed? Lauren Fix and CNN do a wrap-up on the stimulus program.
Cash for Clunkers is over! YYN, Capital Tonight debates the pros and cons, successes and failures of the Cash for Clunkers program with automotive expert Lauren Fix.
Edmunds.com's Brian Moody reveals the secrets of saving on a new car. And "The Car Coach," Lauren Fix, reveals the secrets of saving on maintaining your car.
Is "Cash for Clunkers" a deal or a wreck? Lauren Fix / Fox News with Neil Cavuto August 13, 2009 Did the government take a good look at the eligible cars, the future, dealer and consumers are having issues. The program is short sighted and missed the mark.
The "Car Coach" Lauren Fix talks about her concerns about the cash for clunkers program. She believes a lot of people are excluded from the program, even as big crowds jam once-deserted auto showrooms.
Is "Cash for Clunkers" Bad For The Environment? Lauren Fix / Fox News with Neil Cavuto August 4, 2009 Did the government take a good look at the environmental impact to land fills, the future, the hazardous waste or just the short sighted view to get cars off lots and put consumers in more debt.
CNN's Fredricka Whitfield talks to automotive analyst Lauren Fix about the Cash for Clunkers program. Find out who's eligible and why much of America is left out!
Answers to your Cash For Clunkers Questions from Lauren Fix. Another $2 Billion for Cash For Clunkers - is more money in this program the answer? Lauren Fix and CNN discuss the impact and effects of this stimulus package on consumers and dealers.
Another $2 Billion for Cash For Clunkers - is more money in this program the answer? Lauren Fix and CNN discuss the impact and effects of this stimulus package on consumers and dealers.
Lauren Fix-The Car Coach® and Capital Tonight YNN Newsroom discuss the Cash For Clunkers Program and its future. What are the real facts? Lauren gives her ideas for a more successful program. Will the Senate pass $2B more to the program? Should the government get involvement and the Automotive industry and its sales? Lauren informs you!
Lauren Fix, The Car Coach, and CNN Newsroom with Tony Harris discuss the GM Exit from Bankruptcy and the government involvement and the Automotive industry.
Lauren Fix goes on FOX News to give you the scoop on what basic car maintanence you can do yourself AND what repairs should only be handled by a SAE certified technician.
And check out a piece from Lauren's cool new car-product jewelry line!
President Obama is announcing GM's Bankruptcy June 1st. Many people will lose their jobs, the closing of 14 or more plants, 4 models lines will be left - what do these facts mean to Americans?
Lauren Fix-The Car Coach, Ali Velshi, and a professor talk to CNN's Tony Harris to discuss the Government bailout ,UAW, Cars and the Automotive industry
President Obama is announcing GM's Bankruptcy June 1st. Many people will lose their jobs, the closing of 14 or more plants, 4 models lines will be left - what do these facts mean to Americans?
Lauren Fix, The Car Coach speaks to Fox Business Channel - Money For Breakfast about the GM Bankruptcy. What does this mean to GM employees, customers and the US.
Auto Columnist Mark Phelan, Car Care Counsel Spokesperson Lauren Fix and The Jay Thomas Show Host Jay Thomas on how the changes in the auto industry will impact the future of the auto industry.
Auto Columnist Mark Phelan, Car Care Counsel Spokesperson Lauren Fix and The Jay Thomas Show Host Jay Thomas on whether the recent car discounts will lead to consumers always expecting lower prices.
Lauren Fix, The Car Coach and Tony Harris from CNN discuss the Auto Industry Task Force, Bankruptcy Chrysler and GM. What do all the dealer closings mean to you?
Lauren Fix is a very personable and out going, enthusiastic automotive expert, with an enthusiastic view. She is entertaining with a true, real-life expertise and experience. Not your standard boring auto journalist, but someone who answers your car questions! Lauren Fix a little edgy, avant-guard, cool and one-a-kind!
Hear what Lauren has to say about Chrysler's Bankruptcy and YOU! Should you buy a car?
According to the Car Care Council, we are now keeping our cars for an increasingly long time--now an average of 9.4 years! So how do we extend the lives of our car? Lauren Fix and CNBC's Carmen Wong Ulrich team up to tell you how!
Drivers are keeping their cars longer these days, 9.7 years, according to a recent study, and that means now, more than ever, is the time to not ignore and neglect your vehicle! The Car Coach, Lauren Fix, shares some tips to help keep our car alive and thriving a lot longer.
From fixing scratches yourself to cutting the frequency of your oil changes in half!
Should you buy a car from Chrysler? How will the bankruptcy effect you if you by or lease. Will Fiat change Chrysler? Lauren will tell you about Chrysler's future...
Fox Business News : America's Score Board talks about Chryslers possible bankruptcy and its relationship with Fiat. Lauren Fix, The Car Coach is a guest automotive analyst discussing their future...
"Southfield - April is National Car Care Month. TV automotive expert The Car Coach® Lauren Fix joined FOX 2 News Morning to give tips to keep your cars running smoothly this spring. Most important, she has ways to extend the life of your car and save money on repairs.
DID YOU KNOW repairing scratches at a professional body shop can range from as low as $200 to as much as $1200? It all depends on the size, severity and location of the scratch.
DID YOU KNOW the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is considering requiring new cars be equipped with a means for alerting the driver if a child is behind the vehicle as its backing up?Every year, thousands of children are injured in backover related accidents that could be prevented with a back-up camera system
DID YOU KNOW that consumers that get their oil changed every 3,000 miles which is about four times a year? At an average cost of $35 for a conventional oil and filter, that's $140 annually. Save time and money by upgrading to an extended life performance oil filter…"
Lauren Fix gives viewers a sneak peak of the newest, coolest cars from the 2009 NY Auto Show including the new Audi, Ford models that haven't been released to consumers! Check out these "rocket ship" and "very hot, world-class" cars!
Fox Business News : America's Score Board talks about Chryslers possible bankruptcy and its relationship with Fiat. Lauren Fix, The Car Coach is a guest automotive analyst discussing their future...
It’s a whole new world out there when it comes to buying a car. With Chrysler in bankruptcy, GM shuttering its Pontiac brand and thousands of auto dealers closing their doors across the country, buyers have new leverage in price and incentives on their side. But there are still certain things you shouldn’t do before you drive off the lot.
Lauren partners CNBC's Carmen Wong Ulrich to discuss escaping sumberged and sinking cars. Protect yourself and your famiy with a few small purchases and invaluable emergency information.
Lauren Fix, automotive analyst, explains what's going on in the automotive industry and illuminates the disconnect between task forces and government bail-outs and what consumers really want to drive!
Chris Wragge speaks with automotive safety expert Lauren Fix, who offers advice and suggestions about driving in hazardous wintry conditions and ways to avoid accidents.
Lauren Fix of the Car Care Council joins Carmen from the Detroit Auto Show to discuss the latest technology that you can drive away with in your next car.
From blind spot warning lights, which let you know if there's someone you can't see, to front- and side-view cameras, the automobile industry is rapidly evolving. But is it right for you?
From Ford to Toyota to BMW, automakers’ sales have stalled – plunging to a 26-year low in November – as cash-strapped consumers cut back on spending. But there’s a silver lining if you’re in the market for a new ride. With lots nearly full and salesmen sitting idle, the Big Three and their competitors are pushing big bargains: employee pricing, 0% financing and cash incentives among others. But to be a savvy car shopper, you need a strategy.
Car shoppers today are more likely to buy used over new than ever before. But while going used is a great way to protect your bank account, you need to be extra careful to make sure you’re buying a safe vehicle.
One scam to be on the lookout for is airbag fraud. This happens when cars that have been in accidents never get their airbags replaces and instead have airbag compartments that are stuffed with things like rags or paper or foam. It happens more frequently than you might think. Carfax estimates that about one out of every 25 deployed airbags are replaces with either nonworking or dummy airbags.
Lauren Fix of the Car Care Council offers tips for preventing this type of dangerous fraud. First, if you’re purchasing a used car make sure you take it to an outside collision shop for a review and inspection. You should also do this if your car has been in an accident when the airbags deploy. A good shop should be able to tell you if the bags have been replaced. You can also take the car to the dealer to be ensured that you get original parts. (Watch the accompanying video for more.)
You can tell if the airbags on your new car have been replaced by making sure you run the VIN through Carfax, which offers this service for free at Carfax.com/airbag. But that’s assuming the accident has been report, and not all are. Again, make sure to have a technician look at it. And tell them to check the side impact airbags, too.
Hopefully, you will never need to find out first hand that your airbags have malfunctioned. This is where your anti-lock brakes come in. To make sure they’re working, pay attention to the ABS light on the dash. Don’t listen to technicians or mechanics who tell you this light ‘just comes on sometimes.’ If the light is on, get it checked out immediately. You can also find out if the ABS is working correctly by stepping on the brakes when the road is icy or wet. If the car starts to slide and doesn’t pulsate, you’ve got a problem.
And don’t forget about seatbelt trouble. When your car is in an accident, your seatbelt has two important functions: a pre-tensioner and a load-limited. The former makes the belt lock when you move forward quickly. The latter prevents the belt from breaking your collar bone if you stop short. Both parts – in fact, the entire seatbelt – should always be replaced after a major accident.
Never fear getting into a good fight with your insurance company over an accident. They will always try to go the cheapest route, but you should always push back and tell them it isn’t acceptable. If you can state your case without being adversarial, you can usually get what you want.
You don’t need to watch the Big Three automakers beg Congress for bailout money to know that the auto industry is in bad shape. For most of us, buying a new car is just not in the cards right now, no matter how badly we might need it. It means we have to take extra good care of what we’ve already got. Lauren Fix, an auto expert and professional race car driver, brings you five easy ways to maintain your old ride:
In most parts of the country, temperatures are dropping and snow is on the way. Is your car ready? Race car driver Lauren Fix, also known as "the car coach," has some tips before you hit the road.
Car lovers, start your engines! The 2007 NYIAS is back at the Jacob Javits Convention Center from April 6th - 15th with some of the hottest cars, trucks, and sneak peaks ever seen all under one roof. Lauren Fix has scanned the show floor and singled out the hottest new concept and production cars from more than 40 top vehicle manufacturers. Fix has the insider information on what makes these new models revolutionary, and what drivers should look for if they're in the market for some new wheels.
The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has been breaking barriers in automotive innovation for 40 years. From satellite radio and vehicle navigation to compressed audio and wireless connectivity, new mobile products are speeding into the mainstream - and now viewers have a chance to soak it all up right from the show floor in Las Vegas
The International Consumer Electronics Show is underway in Las Vegas for the weekend and is debuting the latest in automotive electronics.
"We are also really seeing a lot of this year is the use of satellite. Automotive companies are really catching onto technology" says Lauren Fix, America's Car Coach.
Fix will give viewers an inside look into the top automotive electronics for 2006.
The Car Care Council has officially declared October 'Fall Car Care Month.' It's the perfect time to focus attention on the importance of preparing your vehicle for the colder days ahead and carpooling to work, school, and other activities.
"When the leaves start falling and the weather turns cool, every car or truck owner needs to consider the 4-C's of car care," says Car Coach Lauren Fix. "It's simple. Check, change, carry, and clean."
Check out Lauren Fix, you've never met at girl like this! She knows her cars in and out. She races, works on cars - she's done it all her life! She's the REAL DEAL!
Is your car ready for spring? After a long, hard winter, not only your soul needs rejuvenating—so does your vehicle! It's important to get your car back in tip-top shape after a season of cold and snow and get it prepared for the warmer months ahead! "After battling months of snow and icy roads, your car is undoubtedly in desperate need of some serious tender-loving care," says automotive expert Lauren Fix. "A cleaner engine, for example, can give your car better performance -- ensuring less hesitation and smoother acceleration." Fix takes viewers through her spring automotive checklist, as well as provide cost saving tips and easy to do car maintenance tasks.
Unless gasoline prices spiral above $3, experts say about 85 percent of Americans will hit the highways on vacation this summer. "High gas prices affect your daily pocketbook and daily budget more than people's vacation plans," says the Travel Industry Association. But surviving the trip in style, while still curbing costs to cover higher gasoline prices, takes planning. Automotive expert (and Mom) Lauren Fix can has some advice.
Fix is well equipped to provide the tips for surviving the journey in good spirits. She has written articles for magazines ranging from Motor Trend to Good Housekeeping and Self. She is also the spokesperson for "Be Car Care Aware," a consumer education campaign promoting the benefits of regular vehicle care, maintenance and repair.
CarZen, the Internet’s Most Powerful Car Search Engine Signs “Car Coach®” Lauren Fix as Spokesperson
(New York, October 21, 2008)-----She’s been dubbed “the Rachel Ray of Cars” by the media, “the Automotive Queen Bee” by her automotive colleagues, and the face and voice of all things cars and car maintenance. To consumers who have come to know and trust her, however, she’s a reliable, honest source of news for all car-related topics. And CarZen - the Internet’s powerful, personalized and simple car search engine for women (www.carzen.com) - is proud to call her their “Car-Ma Coach®” and new Automotive Editor-in-Chief.
A well known media personality, ASE certified and a SAE member, Lauren Fix (aka: The Car Coach®”) is the author of three books, including the recent title, Lauren Fix's Guide To Loving Your Car, Everything You Need to Know to Take Charge of Your Car and Get On with Your Life (St. Martin’s Press). In her role as the new Automotive Editor in Chief for CarZen, on air spokesperson, and Carzen’s Blog columnist (Ask Lauren), Fix aims to inform, empower and educate Americans about all automotive related subjects, based on her lifelong work in the automotive industry.
Most recently, Fix co-anchored her own show on DIY which is now moving to Lifetime Television in the form of a new show called Female Driven, which will talk directly to women who make 85% of the buying and maintenance decisions. "Women have 95% veto power and own over 60% of the cars on the road - this is a powerful group and being informed - is being empowered", stated Fix.
"Lauren brings to us a lifetime of experience and passion for cars and the auto industry. She is a clear expert - someone who can separate the tonnage of automotive information into what is valuable and useful to everyday consumers. What distinguishes Lauren, though, is her unique ability to communicate "car talk" -- be it maintenance, buying tips or car reviews -- into plain english. To us, Lauren is more than a spokesperson - she is a partner in helping us to build and develop the most "zen" car research and buying website (pardon the pun)."
“If you’re not afraid to spend money right now, it’s a great time to buy a car,” Fix adds. “This is one of those silver linings in clouded times, especially if you can get loans.” As CarZen’s new spokesperson, Fix says her goal will be to help all consumers and drivers to make the right decisions on cars, parts, maintenance and most of all have great "CAR-MA”. CarZen debuts on the web on October 21st. To read about all of today's events on the CarZen blog.
To schedule interviews with Lauren Fix contact Andrea Martone, andrea@carzen.com, 917.929.0527.
About CarZen: CarZen is the most efficient and powerful car search tool on the web that provides the most simple and personalized experience. CarZen is focused on delivering content better and faster and pain-free experiences that empower consumers to make better car-related decisions. CarZen is Auto Enlightenment. Visit www.carzen.com.
Make your ride last forever. = By Lauren Fix, The Car Coach®
Cars are your second most expensive investment and we have to take care of that investment. There's no reason why almost any late-model car or truck can't be counted on to last for 10 or more years and run reliably for well beyond 100,000 miles. The durability and reliability of modern cars is remarkable, provided they're treated properly.
What does proper treatment mean? Find out by reading your owner's manual cover to cover, especially the chapters dealing with maintenance. Follow these recommendations to the letter. Here are some further hints for helping your car live up to its potential:
1. Pay attention to what the factory says about maintenance. Engine components wear over time as do any moving component or part. For example - the timing belt or timing chain should be replaced at 50,000 miles (based on what the manual states, of course) to keep the motor running. If you fail to do it you could be looking at an expensive motor repair. Read your manual. If the factory says it's essential to flush the cooling system every three years at minimum - do it.
2. Brake system maintenance: Every car should have the entire brake system professionally "bled" (purged of old fluid) and refilled with new brake fluid at least every two years; otherwise you risk ruining the very expensive ABS pump, rotting the brake lines from the inside, and damaging the entire brake system. Why? Brake fluid absorbs moisture, and moisture is lethal but silent, rusting out the brakes and destroying your safety components. Major damage will occur before you even realize it - and by then it's too late.
2. Lubricant levels/regular changes. ItÂ’s critical to routinely check the engine oil and transmission fluid to assure they're at the proper level. Have these fluids changed (along with the appropriate filters) at least as often as recommended by the factory under "severe/heavy duty" conditions. This small investment will reap large benefits over the life of your vehicle.
3. Change your oil and fluids to synthetic lubricants. Although theyÂ’re more expensive per quart than ordinary motor oil and transmission fluid, the benefits of synthetic lubricants far outweigh the small initial cash outlay. Synthetics provide vastly superior performance, especially in extreme temperatures and severe service conditions. You can also extend change-out intervals when using synthetics as well, to further reduce actual cost.
4. Keep is lubed - spray the door hinges to avoid rust. Do it yourself so easily!
5. Keep yourself healthy too - replace the cabin air filter yourself or ask a local parts store to do it for FREE. The air inside the car can be more harmful than out side it.
6. Replace the headlights yourself can save you money and increase your visability.
7. High Resale value - by keeping it clean and free of rust
8. carry an emergency kit - be prepared for anything - its with what you will really need so that when things do go wrong you don't pay the price.
9. Alternative vehicles can last well over 200,000 as long as you take care of them (diesel, hybrid, and gasoline cars too.)
Skimping on car repairs and putting them off can lead to a dangerous vehicles and make it unsafe for others too! If you want to save money - DO IT YOUR SELF ITS EASY!!!
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Lauren Fix, the Car Coach® is America's Award winning automotive expert. Here you will read interesting automotive articles and car facts from Lauren, leading female car expert in the industry. Her Car Smarts® programs have helped many drivers and enthuiasts by teaching them how to become their own car expert!
Lauren says her goal is "To inform, empower, educate and entertain viewers about automotive related subjects". Lauren is a trusted and true car expert; an automotive industry expert; she has grown up in the automotive aftermarket, is ASE certified technician, SAE member and understands first hand. Lauren Fix has worked in the automotive industry all her life.
Lauren's 3rd book,Lauren Fix's Guide To Loving Your Car, Everything You Need to Know to Take Charge of Your Car and Get On with Your Life is published by St. Martin's Griffin. Order today - here by clicking the SHOP button or at www.amazon.com
Lauren is also an amazing keynote speaker and she has been hired world wide to deliver her unique and original presentations. Visit "Lauren Speaks" and you will want her to speak at your next event. Lauren will create an automotive or lifestyle angle that will keep people saying "WOW - that was awesome!"
Lauren is also known as The Carma Coach®, because what comes around - goes around.
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