Green Motor Oil?

January 14th, 2010

Hot off the press: we’ve got news of a brand new ‘eco-friendly’ ‘bio-oil’ for your car that is actually plant based!

It’s called G-OIL and is made by Green Earth Technologies in Connecticut. This SAE 5W-30 motor oil is the first biodegradable oil to receive the American Petroleum Institute’s ‘SM’ certification - how cool is that?!?

For those of you who want to get your hands on this new, eco-friendly motor oil it will be available at Honest-1 Auto Care, a national full-service auto repair and maintenance franchise chain with 20 locations in the US: http://www.honest-1.com

It’s also available at Amazon.com , or if you’re in the PA area you can find it at National Auto Stores.

How Hawaiians Spend Christmas

January 6th, 2010

We here at Buy Hawaiian Seat Covers know our customers spent their Christmas days in many ways, but our Hawaiian customers take the cake:

Happy 2010

January 1st, 2010

We here at Buy Hawaiian Seat Covers just want to take time out form our busy schedule to wish all of our customers and visitors to our website and online Hawaiian print seat covers store a happy and healthy New Year!

Hawaiian Seat Covers - Cool Christmas and Hanukkah Gifts

December 7th, 2009

If you’re reading our blog you already know it - but for those of you who are new here you may not: Hawaiian print seat covers are one of the coolest and most unique, (and affordable), gifts you can give for the Holidays!!

Our Hawaiian car seat covers are a fun way to not only protect and beautify any car seats but they add a little ‘Aloha’ to any ride and will put a smile on everybody’s face.  :-)

There’s still plenty of time to order before the holidays so go grab a pair or two today!

Pink Car Seat Covers

November 16th, 2009

We here at Buy Hawaiian Seat Covers like to thank our blog readers by occasionally offering special deals to readers of our Hawaiian seat cover blog.

This week we’re going to offer a 5% discount on one of our most popular pairs of Pretty in Pink Hawaiian Seat Covers:-)

These pink Hawaiian print seat covers feature pink flowers, white flowers and white surfboards on a pink background - cute and girly for sure.

All you have to do to get this special discount is use coupon code hawaiian-seat-covers when you checkout - easy!

You can brighten up your car or truck while protecting and beautifying your seats with our high quality Hawaiian seat covers.

5 Gas Saving Tips

November 13th, 2009

With everyone trying to save a buck and the price of gas not going down much in the near future, here are five simple tips to help you get the most out of your gas money:

  1. Don’t buy premium if you don’t need to. Check your owners manual, you may be surprised to find out the manufacturer recommends a lower octane than you think!
  2. Group and schedule your errands together. If you drop your kids off at school in the morning why not pick up your dry cleaning and hit the market on the way home instead of making a separate trips later?
  3. No junk in the trunk! The heavier your car weighs, the more gas it consumes. Keep your trunk and backseat free of unneeded items and extra weight.
  4. Slow down and drive at a steady speed. The faster you speed the fewer MPG you’ll get. Also keeping a steady speed with less quick starts or hard braking will burn less fuel than you need to.
  5. Check tire inflation. Under-inflated tires cause more drag and burn more fuel than properly inflated ones.
  6. Only use the AC on the highway. At slower speeds around town it’s more fuel efficient to leave the windows down and the AC off. Once you get on the highway and speeds reach 50mph it’s actually MORE fuel efficient to roll the windows up and use the AC as the open windows cause more drag.

Nothing earth-shattering, just some simple things that can add up to a few more bucks in your pocket instead of the pump.  :-)

Hyundai Wireless Car Care

November 3rd, 2009

According to the Korea Herald it’s MOZEN Auto Care service will soon be available on it’s new Sonata automobile.

Not only will the MOZEN service wirelessly link the car’s electronic control systems to a monitoring center, but it also includes a theft prevention function, SOS and robbery alert services, route guidance, traffic information, and a hazard alert service. In addition, Mozen Special provides users with wireless internet and mobile phone services. Users can select from two types of MOZEN terminals depending upon the type of automobile they are to be installed in.

SWEET!

Sea Worthy… Car?

October 30th, 2009

In an attempt to raise money for a charity helping soldiers and set a record with his amphibious Renault Laguna, a man in England will attempt to be the first to steer a car across the Irish Sea.

The journey is 23 miles long and should take about 6 hours to complete… if he and his buddies are able to stay afloat!

You can read all about his escapade here…

Of course we here at Buy Hawaiian Seat Covers can’t help but comment that we’re sure his seats will take a beating and be in need of some car seat covers when he finishes.  :-)

Hawaii Getting Biodiesel

October 21st, 2009

An Iowa based company called Renewable Energy Group, (REG), is partnering with Hawaiian Electric Company to supply the state’s utility with 400,000 gallons of biodiesel for their new Campbell Industrial Park Generating Unit.

REG will produce biodiesel from used cooking oil and waste animal fat for testing on the 110‐megawatt combustion turbine generator.

“Being able to use liquid renewable fuels in our generating units is one of many steps ‐‐ including more electricity from other renewable sources such as solar, wind, biomass and the ocean ‐‐ to meet our goal of providing reliable electric service while reducing Hawaii’s dependence on fossil fuels”,  said Hawaiian Electric executive vice president Robbie Alm.

We here at Buy Hawaiian Seat Covers salute Hawaii’s efforts at going green.  :-)

Missouri in Dry Dock

October 15th, 2009

‘Mighty Mo’ was pushed and pulled by 4 tugboats just before sunrise this morning for 2 miles until it reached it’s destination at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard’s Drydock 4, the largest of the shipyard’s four drydocks, where it will remain until January 2010 while getting needed repairs and maintenance.

Many veterans were on hand to witness the historical event, some of whom even served on the mighty ship.

The 887-foot battleship, the last one ever built for the U.S. fleet, is famous for its “surrender deck,” marked with the brass plaque that will undergo polishing. The Missouri is barred by its agreement with the Navy from firing up its engines inside Pearl Harbor so it proceeded without any power or running water during its move.

You can read more and see photos of the event here at the Honolulu Advertiser website…