One of the best places in the world for a father and a teenage son to bond is in the family’s Pontiac cars. When the son turns 16 and wants to learn to drive, there are few things a father takes more pride in than teaching his son the ropes behind the wheel. That’s why WhoTech, one of the most reputable automotive training facilities in the nation, asked its students for the best piece of advice they ever received from their fathers about taking care of their Pontiac cars.
Reymundo Delago’s father taught him that every day can be a learning experience when it comes to auto maintenance. “My father told me: You cannot possibly learn everything there is to know about cars, so every day becomes an opportunity to learn more.”
Jimmy Avalos’s father took a different route. He told his son to stay in school and make something of himself. That’s exactly why Jimmy decided to attend WyoTech. He is planning to have a future in automotive maintenance and repair.
With Father’s Day approaching, we should all look back and remember some of the lessons our fathers taught us. If you think about it, their automotive advice can often be thought of as life advice as well.
