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With the holidays nearing, many people will be choosing to drive to the homes of loved ones and friends this season. Obviously, you would not want to show up empty handed, which leads up to the importance of finding the most effective way to transport food from point A to point B. There are many effective ways of doing it, it's just a matter of the size of your car and which dish exactly is being transported.

Freezing your dishes that are intended to be served cold ahead of time eliminates the need for that big, bulky cooler and…

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With the holiday season coming up, millions of families will be driving on the road to friends and family. One very important thing to consider especially if you are going on more lengthy trips is the predicted weather in the states you will be driving through.

There are many issues that you can deal with when the weather is cold, including issues that deal with your car and the driving that you do in the Brunswick, OH region. It is important for you to prepare your car for winter, and that includes changing out your wiper blades for winter wiper blades.

Winter wiper blades will work well at clearing off your windshield even when the weather is freezing. When the temperatures drop, you can know that winter wiper blades will hold together and that they will stay strong. 

The seasons might be changing, but don't assume that your vehicle is going to easily transition as the weather changes. The best thing to do is get to the service center for an inspection today.

Being a responsible Mazda owner means that you have to follow a regular service schedule. It is necessary to keep your fluids fresh and topped to the recommended levels. Ensure to monitor the fluids below to keep your vehicle running normally:

• Brake fluid – Check it before leaving on a trip or errand. If low, it could mean that your brakes will not engage.
• Transmission fluid – Check it at least twice every year, and have it flushed and replaced every so often.
• Oil – It is necessary to check the state of the oil during the vehicle's service, but we recommend…

Car leasing is one way of having your preferred Mazda vehicle. It’s exciting and enables you to drive your dream car home. However, when your lease comes to an end, questions linger in your mind on what to do. It is crucial to know what options you have before you hand over the car.

Return the car: Once the lease comes to an end, you can opt to return the car and terminate your lease contract. Extend the lease: You may have loved the car so much that you opt to extend your lease.

Getting your vehicle to the service center to have the tires rotated can benefit you in more ways that you might think. Here are just a few of the things you should consider when it comes to taking better care of the tires on your vehicle:

1. If the tires are getting rotated every other oil change, you will lessen the likelihood that the car is going to pull to the side as you are operating the car at high speeds.

It would be nice if the only cost associated with owning a car was just the price you pay each month for the Mazda lease or loan. The fact is that there are other expenses that you must factor in to get the real or total cost of ownership. Here is what the real cost of owning your vehicle entails:

Gas is a big part of the total cost of ownership.

Looking to optimize your daily commute with a new stylish and sporty hatchback? Find everything you could want in a vehicle upgrade with the 2018 Mazda3 Hatchback. If efficiency, cooperative handling, and a peppy commute is

The fall season ushers in a colorful array of leaves, and luckily for us, that’s not the only change the new season brings! The 2017.5 Mazda6 is coming soon to showrooms across the U.S., and the Brunswick Mazda team couldn’t be more pleased to discover the mid-cycle enhancements for the popular Mazda sedan. What changes will the 2017.5 Mazda6 bring? Let’s explore: