Ben's Japanese Auto Clinic

Most car manufacturers manufacture thousands of cars on a daily basis. For example, the production rate of Ford is 8,000-10,0000 per day. But do you know that Ferrari rolls out just 14 cars per day?

Why do we call it a "tune up"? It's because the first ignition systems consisted of spark plugs and ignition coils, and as the coils worked they would emit a buzzing sound. If they were all working together correctly, they would all buzz at the same level and be “in tune.”

Grinding sounds when braking are not good; it indicates the pads have failed and the metal backing is rubbing on the brake rotor. Bring your car in immediately to have the problem fixed.