It is never fun to have to deal with car trouble. This weekend my truck broke down while I was returning from a trip to New Orleans. Luckily the problem was a cheap fix unlike other car woes I’ve experienced in the past. One of the most expensive repairs we’ve had to make in a while has been to replace the radiator in our car.

When our radiator needed to be replaced, it was fairly obvious but sometimes small holes in the radiator can lead to slow leaks. Someone can run out of antifreeze and really cause some damage to their vehicle. It doesn’t take long for a car to get too hot when there is nothing in the radiator, and it doesn’t take long for costly damage to be done to the motor as well.

Luckily our car is not a luxury car like a Mercedes. I’m sure the cost to replace a Mercedes radiator would have been a lot more. Thank goodness for website like Radiator.com that will help you find the best deal on Mercedes radiators. I always like to shop around before buying anything. I love to save money and know without a doubt that there wasn’t a better deal than the one I got. Radiator.com also has live help, so if you are unsure of something you can ask someone. It can be a daunting task to buy your own car parts. You need to get the right part for the make and model of your vehicle.

Car trouble is bad enough and usually costs a lot to repair. It pays to look for a good deal on car parts especially parts for luxury cars like Mercedes.

I had to try Peggle after I read that it was from the makers of Bejeweled. Think of Peggle as Plingo (Price is Right game) meets Pinball. Peggle is from PopCap games. Its addictive game play has me wanting more of this puzzle game.

Peggle has a simple concept: clear all the orange pegs to clear the level. As the game progresses, orange bricks are added to the equation as well as power ups and other useful items. You have ten balls to complete this task. You earn bonus balls if they land on the bottom floating platform.

When you hit the last orange ball, you are treated to some theatrics as the game goes into slow motion. Once that last one is hit, victory music plays as you watch as the ball drops in one of the slots in the bottom for bonus points (Extreme Fever). It’s quite cute and puts a smile on my face everytime.

The demo is good for one hour of play. Peggle retails for $19.99.