1. Cars.com App
The first on the list is perfect if you are looking to buy a car. Cars.com has an app that makes it easy to find used and new cars. There are numerous features you can search for from the mileage, make, model, year, car body, and color. You can quickly use tabs to go from the vehicle specs to the dealer. In addition, you get one-touch access to the phone number, email address, and address of a vehicle’s seller.
2. AccuFuel
The second on the list is AccuFuel. This is an app that keeps track of your fuel efficiency. The idea is simple - you can put in multiple vehicles and figure out how much fuel each is consuming. The app also creates a chart for you so you can track how much fuel you’re using.
3. IWrecked Auto Accident
The third app is iWrecked Auto Accident. While this is an app you’d rather not have to use, it will come in handy if you get into an accident. It creates an accident report by time stamping photos, recording accident information, and organizing it all together in a PDF file. This makes submitting information to your insurance company easy.
4. Garage Buddy
The fourth app is Garage Buddy. This is the perfect app if you like to get your hands dirty with your car. It provides calculators that help you measure and convert tire size, carb flow, belt size, compression ratio, and more. The information comes in very handy when you are repairing your car or customizing your vehicle.
5. Trapster
The fifth app is Trapster. The idea is so ingenious that even MSNBC and CNN have talked about this app. It’s a community based app where users post speed traps, enforcement cameras, and more. Using this app will decrease your chances of getting a ticket and will help you avoid road hazards.
6. Rev Lite
The sixth app is an app called Rev Lite. This app gives you the ability to run car diagnostics without going to the mechanic. It syncs up with your vehicle’s internal computer and checks out everything from emissions, fuel level, to your engine light. While it won’t replace a mechanic’s expertise, it will help you identify problems.
7. Auto Insurance Apps
Every major auto insurance company has their own apps. These help the major auto insurers serve their customers as efficiently as possible. Drivers can check with their insurance company’s website for an app.