One thing we could always use a little free advice on is our automobiles. Whether we are buying or selling a car, or want to learn more about maintenance and repair, there is a place on the web where we can go for advice. Many people feel they are at the mercy of car dealers and auto mechanics. Brush up on these ites and you will have more confidence and knowledge in dealing with your automotive needs.

Ask The Mechanic
Certified mechanic will accept e-mail questions about car problems and offer diagnostic advice about what might be the problem and how to fix it.

Car Talk
Extensive on-line advice on all aspects of purchasing, maintaining, repairing and financing automobiles. Will take e-mail questions which may be answered on the web page Car Talk column.

Fred's Garage
Will accept e-mail questions on car repair. While Fred may not answer all inquiries personally, he will select some of the most common and interesting topics and deal with them each week with advice posted on the web page.

Popular Mechanics
The Car Clinic page will accept e-mail questions from readers. The answers to those chosen will be published in the monthly column.

Professional Mechanics Online
The website has an on-line e-mail form for submitting questions. Questions chosen to be answered are published on the web page.

Skeeter's Auto Service
Has an on-line e-mail form to submit questions.

The Economechanix
Will respond to e-mail questions about car repair and maintenance with answers posted on the web page.

Summit Racing
Provides auto parts for the high performance car racing. It also has on line tech advice, how-tos and a Q&A advice column for those with high performance cars.