Automotive Grilles from E&G Classics

American made Chrome grilles, mesh grilles, vertical bar grilles, billet grilles, and their popular Black Ice grilles - for more than 3 decades, E&G Classics has been the leader in automotive aftermarket restyling and the top name in custom grilles. Their grilles and accessories are produced with unparalleled attention to detail using only the highest quality materials.. Combined with ShopSAR.com, a leading authorized E&G Classics dealer with experience installing their grilles in our New York shops, you've got an unbeatable combination.

Each E&G grill is made with the newest technology, contemporary design and the most up to date manufacturing capabilities. No cheap plastic parts or short cuts! Their process has been created some of the highest quality stainless steel grilles on the market, made to prevent corrosion and stay beautiful over the years Whether you have a Cadillac, Ford, Hyundai, or Nissan, their range of custom aftermarket grilles for cars, trucks, and SUVs has no equal! Every grille comes with all necessary hardware and detailed instructions with photos to make installation as easy as possible. Backed by a 3-year, 36,000-mile manufacturer’s warranty, you can be confident your grille is made to last.

ShopSAR.com always keeps a large stock of E&G Classic Grills in our New York and Maryland warehouses, so your free US shipping will be fast as well! And with all out years of experience installing, not just selling E and G, you’re sure to get the help you need getting just the right custom grill for your vehicle!

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How to Increase the Value of Your Car

As soon as you drive your brand new car out of the dealership, its value immediately depreciates as much as 20%. And while it can be tempting to pump a lot of money into upgrading your vehicle when you’re preparing to sell, rarely do these customizations actually add to the resale value of your car. It is advisable that you instead focus on your car’s original condition, perform routine maintenance and handle any necessary fixes that might prevent the car from running at the peak of its performance. The brief guide below will outline several ways that you can increase the value of your car when you choose to pass it on to another lucky driver or trade it in for another vehicle.

Know resale values when you buy – If you’re currently shopping around for a newer vehicle and know that you’ll be unloading it after a couple of years, be sure to do your research on the makes and models that hold their value the best. These cars will typically have a history of being durable and reliable, therefore making them more attractive to potential buyers. Makes like Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Lexus and other imported vehicles typically hold their value better than most. Used car pricing websites like Kelley Blue Book are helpful in providing resale estimates, so you can get a better idea before you even buy.