The Walter P. Chrysler Museum is hosting a workshop with the young people in your lives who are new drivers, eligible for driver’s training or are enrolled in automotive courses.

Maintaining Today’s Cars is slated for 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Saturday, September 24th at the Museum, in Auburn Hills. Led by the Chrysler Academy School of Technical Training, Maintaining Today’s Cars will feature key components inside vehicles as well as under the hood and under the car. Chrysler Academy staff – the same professionals who lead the automaker’s national dealership training programs – will explain and illustrate vehicle maintenance tips and schedules that will help drivers keep vehicles in good working condition and avoid getting stranded.

Maintaining Today’s Cars will emphasize:

• changing tires and starting vehicles
• servicing various fluids and filters
• navigating dashboard gauges
• what various warning lights indicate
• handling roadside emergencies and more

Tips and techniques presented in the program’s first half will be demonstrated at hands on vehicle stations in the second half.

Admission for Maintaining Today’s Cars – including refreshments – is $10 per person in advance and $12 at the door ($8 and $10, respectively, for Museum members). Advance registration is accepted online at www.wpchryslermuseum.org, via e-mail at events@wpchryslermuseum.org or by phone at 248-944-0450.

Walter P. Chrysler Museum

One Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills, MI  48326