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Maintaining Your Engine

Are you looking for simple ways to keep your vehicle running long and healthy? Here are some of the most important, yet most overlooked forms of maintenance that are essential to a long lasting engine.

Buying a Used Car

Our simple to follow guide to keep yourself protected when buying a used car.

Vancouver, WA - Kings Cross Automotive marks their 10th anniversary!

Vancouver, WA – Kings Cross Automotive Celebrates 10 Years! Kings Cross Automotive (KCA) proudly announces its remarkable milestone, celebrating a decade of unwavering commitment to excellence in the automotive industry. Since its inception in 2014, Kings Cross has been dedicated to providing top-notch service with a personal touch. Now, as …

Kid eating Kona ice at Kings Cross Automotive's British Block Party

The British Block Party: A Spectacular Event of Cars, Food, and Community

We recently had the pleasure of hosting our annual British Block Party, and what a fantastic day it turned out to be! We want to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who attended, as your presence and enthusiasm made this event truly memorable. With an impressive display of vehicles, delicious food, and engaging activities, the British Block Party brought together our employees, customers, friends, and family, strengthening the bonds that make our automotive repair shop a special community hub.

photo of vehicle's dash with fingers turning the air conditioning knob

Is Your Car’s AC Due for Service? Key Signs & Maintenance Tips

Spring has sprung in the PNW! Although we don’t use our vehicle’s air conditioning as much as other regions, it is still important to maintain and service the air conditioning system. If you are experiencing any issues with your air conditioning system, get it checked as soon as possible to avoid further damage or potentially costly repairs. You can reach your Kings Cross Automotive service advisor by phone at 360-695-3353 or email service@kingscrossauto.com.

Potholes in Road

Pesky Potholes

Living in the Pacific Northwest, we’re all likely accustomed to the thrill of driving with potholes in our roads and highways. These unsightly holes are typically a result of weather damage–specifically rain.