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Cut Your Car Bills From $5,170 To $2,500 A Year In The Next 7 Days

…without being handy, without a lift, and without giving up the shop for the jobs that actually belong there. 4,700 drivers, 93 systems, most earned the $27 back by the next fill-up.

It's a 700-page, illustrated manual where you get the 93 exact systems I run in my own driveway to cut $2,000–$4,000 a year off maintenance, repairs, fuel, insurance and detailing, from a guy who's never paid a shop for an oil change.

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What people are saying:

Daniel Reyes
5 reviews · 2 photos
★★★★★3 weeks agoNEW
Gas was $210 a month. Now it's $140. Same Civic, same commute. Bought it for the brake chapter and haven't even done the brakes yet. It was the tire-pressure thing. Twenty minutes the first Sunday, mostly finding the gauge. That's $840 a year for a $12 gauge.
Rachel Brandt
9 reviews · 2 photos
★★★★★2 weeks agoNEW
Last year: $1,460 in surprise repairs. This year: $12. One hose. The monthly walk-around is ten minutes and I caught the coolant smell before it was anything. Fourteen months, not one tow, not one "while we're in there."
Marcus Hale
3 reviews · 1 photo
★★★★★1 month ago
Shop quote for front pads: $340. What I paid: $58 in parts. I'd never done brakes. Took most of a Saturday and one trip back for the grease. Truck stops better than when the shop last touched it, which I still find a little funny.

What you'll get in the Manual:

#1: The 93 Systems

Every car bill, one plain system. The $35 oil change, filters, wipers, battery, brakes, fuel, insurance, the two-bucket wash. Each one tells you what it saves, what it costs to start, and the steps.

#2: The Monthly Walk-Around

Ten minutes, once a month: tires, leaks, lights, sounds, plus the $25 reader that decodes the check-engine light. This is the chapter that catches the $12 hose before it becomes the $900 tow.

#3: The 30-Day Road Map

A week-by-week plan for your first month with the book, starting with the two systems that pay for it fastest. Most drivers earn the $27 back by the next fill-up.

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Jenna Kowalski
7 reviews · 1 photo
★★★★★2 weeks agoNEW
I didn't even do anything with a wrench. Read the insurance chapter, made the one phone call with the script on page 61, and the renewal went from $1,940 to $1,510. Same coverage. The book paid for itself in one afternoon.
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Donna Pruitt
Local Guide · 26 reviews · 44 photos
★★★★★4 months ago
About $220 a month, written down in the ledger.

My husband was skeptical, I'll say that up front. We're retired with two older cars, not the type to crawl under anything. We wrote it all down like the book says. Shop visits went down about $70 a month, fuel went down $35 with the pressure habit, and the insurance went down about $40 a month after one call. Ray does the oil now. We bought a second copy for our son.
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Omar Haddad
4 reviews
★★★★★3 weeks agoNEW
Just finished the first month doing it his way…….. Check-engine light, $25 reader, loose gas cap. The shop quoted me $140 just to look. My wife didn't believe it so she made me keep a spreadsheet. Three months in, still holding.
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The Car Savings Manual · Second Edition

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What actually is the Manual?

It's not a blog. It's not a course. It's a book. 700+ pages, illustrated.

Expect zero "car culture" talk. Meaning - we get tactical.

Part one is maintenance: the $35 oil change, filters, wipers, the battery that lasts twice as long. That's the bill you pay most often and the fastest fix.

Then 93 numbered systems, one per bill: maintenance, the walk-around, repairs, the shop, tires, fuel, detailing, insurance, buying and selling, money, the seasons, the old car.

Every system gives you what it saves, what it costs to start, a Simple Work Plan with the steps, and a Keep It Safe note on what belongs at the shop.

What do I walk away with?

The aim: you cut $2,000–$4,000 a year, starting this month.

The First-30-Days Road Map tells you which two systems to do first. Those two usually pay the $27 back before the guarantee runs out.

Plus: the printable ledger, the 15 Rules card for the garage wall, and every future edition free.

Is this right for me?

Never held a wrench: yes. The tire habit, the walk-around, the insurance call and the wash need no tools. The wrench jobs are graded beginner to intermediate with photos.

Leased or under warranty: yes. DIY oil with receipts is warranty-safe in the U.S., and the maintenance log in the book proves it.

Hybrid or EV: skip the oil chapters, keep everything else. Tires, insurance, detailing and the ledger don't care what's under the hood.

Any make. The steps are universal; the specs come from your owner's manual and the book shows you where to find them.

How much is it?

$27, once. No subscription. That's the Second Edition launch price; it goes to $47 on Sunday.

If it's not for you, email us within 7 days and the $27 comes back. No form, no questions.

If you've saved less than $27 from my free videos, don't buy it. If you have, chances are the book saves you a lot more.

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