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Wikimotive Recent changes [No WikiNode] About [No Mobile URL] |
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| Founded by: | Billy |
| Status: | Dead |
| Language: | English |
| Edit mode: | OpenEdit |
| Wiki engine: | MediaWiki |
| Wiki license: | No license |
| Main topic: | Automotive |
| Wiki size: | 1 article pages [No see stats] |
| wikiFactor: | 1 info / verify |
(As of: 2011-09-10 – Archive.org)
Wikimotive was a technical automotive wiki for cars. Wikimotive strives to become the most comprehensive technical automotive resource on the web.
- Welcome to Wikimotive
Welcome! Have you ever had to change your oil but you just didn't know how many quarts to buy? Like us, I'm sure you've tried to use the internet to find out, but instead of finding an answer quickly you stumbled upon forums without accessable or reliable answers. Wikimotive was created change the way you get information about your car, to help mechanics and enthusiast find technical information about the cars they drive and work on quickly and easy, and without having to spend hundreds of dollars on factory service manuals.
Wikimotive is still very new to the internet. You'll notice a lot of information is still undocumented. When you find a subject that we're missing we invite you to help the automotive community by submitting to Wikimotive.
Sadly, Wikimotive became heavily spammed, and was subsequently taken offline sometime late 2011.