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Hi there, I am HKR Harshit. Author [at] Autoblogly. You have heard many times, that sharing is caring! So, being an automobile engineer, I want to share my technical and practical knowledge of automobile engineering with you all.

About This Site/Blog

This is a small blog based on automobiles and their related terms. If you doing engineering or have a passion for cars, then you are going to love this blog.
What type of posts and articles you will get? Here, I like to share educational content regarding: 
  • Basic automobile engineering terms are explained in simple words.
  • Articles about automobile equipment, tools, and their working.
  • Articles related to cars, SUVs, design, etc.
  • Car equipment and accessories.
  • And many more will be added in the future.

If you are planning to become successful in car engineering then, this blog might be helpful for you. Must check our full blog and share it with your auto friends too.

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