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J When having brake work done, buy the best; compromising quality in safety maintenance is foolish, comparaâ€" ble to shopping for the lowest price when seeking health care. The quality of one‘s braking system can have a direct bearing on one‘s health, conâ€" cludes the Council. Q Be aware of unusual braking symptoms, noises, shudders or pulling to pulling to one side or another, Have an expert road test the vehicle and help determine if repairs are needed. Q When replenishing brake fluid, pour from a fresh can. Once a can has been opened it can be contaminated by moisture. Water in the braking system can cause serious problems. U If it‘s necessary to top off the fluid in the master cylinder reservoir, look for a leak. When you‘re out of fluid, you‘re out of brakes! A complete inspection requires raisâ€" ing the vehicle and removing all four wheels for examination of brake linings, pads, drums and rotors plus wheel cylinders. The best time to do this is when you‘re getting an oil change or the tires rotated, suggests the Council. But don‘t wait for a convenient time if you suspect some kind of braking disorder. Have it checked at once. Council, it‘s nearly always preventable with proper maintenance. Brake system care begins with periâ€" odic checks. If your car is 18 months old or if it has been 18 months or more since you‘ve had major brake work done, it‘s time for a checkup. If you do a lot of stopâ€"andâ€"go driving in traffic or if you tow a trailer, brake inspection should be done annually. Periodic brake checks stem fear of failure Not surprisingly, brake failure is the leading mechanical cause of traffic acciâ€" dents and ,according to the Car Care hich car crisis would you W fear most: A tire that blows out on the interstate, an engine that goes dead at a busy intersecâ€" tion or a brake pedal that goes to the floor in a panic stop? All of the above have serious consequences, but brake failure, according to a national survey, is the car crisis most feared by drivers. Inside, the door opens on a pleasur able world which begins with lowâ€"back Colors are White, Deep Forest Green and Dark Cranberrv. Outside the change is immediately noticed, as one would expect when tryâ€" ing to outdo an Range Rover. New are the gnille, front andrrear bumiper fascia; and there are integrated running boards, bodyside moldings and even quarter moldings all of which are colorâ€"keved. Mechanically nothing is changed The Limited uses the largest engine, a 4.0â€"litre V6 of 160 hp and 220 fi/lbs of torque. It comes in 4X2 and 4X4 verâ€" sions which, when properly equipped, can tow 5,400 Ibs and 5,200 lbs respecâ€" tively. The Limited comes with a fourâ€" speed electronic transmission and Ford‘s unique Touchâ€"Drive which allows selecting fourâ€"wheel high and low gearâ€" ing by two buttons on the dashboard. "This is further proof that the best never rest," said Ford of Canada presiâ€" dent, Jim O‘Connor. "The Limited moves the Explorer to the next level in terms of comfort and luxury. In fact, you could say it‘s the ultimate blend of luxuâ€" ry with offâ€"road versatility." Ergo the Explorer Limited which moves the Explorer into a niche popuâ€" lated by the rich and chic and, as the name indicates, you won‘t see fleets of them lined up in the GO Station parking lots. With the exception of Jaguar (wholâ€" lyâ€"owned by Ford), North Americans have rejected British vehicles, witness the Sterling fiasco. But a clever ad camâ€" paign and acceptance by a very few who want something different parked in reserved parking at their country club have stirred Range Rover sales. That has taken a slice out of sales for the Eddie Bauer version of the Explorer, until now, the most luxurious sporting truck Ford has offered. +3.) per cent of one of the toughest segâ€" ments in the auto industry. However, being the biggest seller is not necessarily the same thing as selling the most prestigious sport utility truck. Many in the industry have been surâ€" prised at the resurgent interest shown in the Range Rover LWB (Long Wheel Base) a 24â€"yearâ€"old British design which has taken on new life with an eightâ€"inch chassis stretch and air suspenâ€" sion. It has also taken on a stratospheric price tag â€" $65,400 brighten. In 1992, the upstart "sportute" chalked up 12,385 retail sales in Canada, an increase of 39.7 per cent over 1991. More to the point, it took 9 § By JIM ROBINSON Special to the Beaver The sport utility vehicle with a touch of luxury ention Explorer, Ford‘s ultraâ€" popular sport utility vehicle, and faces at Ford of Canada luxury leather seating throughout, the front seats featuring threeâ€"way memory and fourâ€"way headrests no less. Thick cream leather is found everywhere you look â€" on the console armrest, the door panels, the meaty steering wheel. And the rugs are 21â€"ounce twill with sewnâ€"in insignia so you‘ll know you‘re in an Explorer not a LWB. Overhead is an integrated divital Th "We‘re going to Mr. Lube.‘ "Oh Beauty. You gave it away." Kkay so you l never guess x going this Sunday." "You mean after Church?" Automaiic, air, power windows and looks, g-ndauu.-mdm 16,000 im #P1573 Sorry e} P1348 1992 FORD THUNDERBIRD Loaded vehicle including power driver‘s seat, mwmw;l bd:lrdmons\:vy'bw 1990 HONDA ACCORD EXR Loaded, loaded, laded! Only 62,000 km Wonlesong $y e2Rpee e o ** 1993 CROWN VICTORtA Ford Explorer Limited 1 1 never guess wht 1993 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1991 FORD AEROSTAR CARGO VAN Only 44,000 km. Stk. #P 1536 Grey finish, tully equipped with all the luxury options. immaculate m Fully lbaded, including state of the art driving technology. Full size nde ~â€"~~ â€" on Of Stk. #P1573 2 1993 FORD TAURUS GL white 1992 FORD ESCORT GT We Ful i P 1 oi pofomane o ecor 'C;‘z to choose from. 0;?523. 1.A 5â€"speed, power moon roof, air conditioning, stereo/cassette, balance Brppgree K sporty performance. Stk 0&8234 JOHN ROTHWELL With 220 torques available to the right foot, the Explorer is no slouch off the line (thanks to the $313 optional perâ€" formance 3.73 axle) despite its heft and compass and outside te play, reading lamps, and sunglasses or the garag After soothing the sense touch, Ford includes the . tem as a $522 option. With 220 torques ay right foot. the Explorer is "Because on Sundays you can save $6 on an oil change." "Any other day you get $4 off." including optional 3.8 litre angine DAVE WAL mperature disâ€" a place to store e door opener, s of smell and IBL sound svsâ€" LIS height. The towing measly $146 while the costs $311. Base price of the Limited is everything listed above like t and outside trim, the color, the the engine and automatic are i The few ontions available wer truck m $35.162 Loaded with all options nc bater &ml“*rd’:‘:’am\:‘ Inish, mady io woll. Huny on this one! S3 sP 1 SAS ture Seree, equipped including &mw,hflk:v'mvmvmom Automatic, air condittoning, stereo/cassette absolutaly as new A real gem with 29,000 kam Gouhmfirlmfigx 1991 FORD EXPLORER XLT 1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR options available iking the final pri destination and _ 1991 CHEV CAVALIER W. AT OORVAL "I thought you had them." "Right, you just drive in and the oil change geniuses at Mr. Lube give a 2'u)oim visual inspection, free ¢om and a newspaper. All in 15 minutes." package adds a tiltâ€"up moon roof |1 the in lu ith [Â¥ 323 Lift Back [ ) MX3 Precidia (ON NEW ‘93 MAZDAS DISPLAYED IN EVERY NEW CAR WINDSHIELD! 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