If you own an air condition unit, experts suggest you change its filter every 3 months. This is required to ensure good air quality and efficient system performance. This is similar to a car owner needing to change their vehicle’s oil consistently for good quality engine performance.

It’s a new week. You’re up-to-date on your favorite weekly show. Now it’s time to get back to business.

After a 90-day period, businesses review their financial performance to identify trends in their industry and predict how their product will perform for the next 90 days. This is similar to automotive companies measuring the performance of their used electric vehicles during the first 90 days of the year and predicting how they’ll do for the second quarter of the year.

When your teeth begin to lose their white color, you brush them and use mouthwash to clean and restore them. This is similar to restoring your vehicle’s headlights.

When someone gets a tattoo they regret (like their ex’s name), that person will get the tattoo removed. Once their tattoo is gone, that area of skin is clean and uncovered. This is similar to de-identifying your vehicle.

It’s a new week. You’re up-to-date on your favorite weekly show. Now it’s time to get back to business.

It’s a new week. You’re up-to-date on your favorite weekly show. Now it’s time to get back to business.

When you go to a grocery store you’ve never been to before, you might ask an employee where you can find certain items. The employee will point you to the aisle it’s in or walk you directly to its exact location. This is similar to locating a vehicle on Big Valley Auto Auction’s lot.

When you go to watch a rated R movie at the theater, people under 17 years old are not allowed to enter. The theater staff excludes people under 17 years old because they do not meet the age requirement to see the content in the movie. This is similar to specific vehicles being on Big Valley Auto Auction’s Exclusion List.

When you first get hired for a job, the employer puts you on a 90-day probation period. This is a 3-month timeframe to determine how you perform. After that time is up, the boss will review your performance and decide if you’ll be a good, long-term fit for the job. This is similar to businesses reviewing their profits from the first 3 months of the year to predict how their industry will perform for the following 9 months.