Editorial policy

What it publishes

Legtc publishes articles that explain how cars work: their systems, their parts and the signals they give, and the everyday care that follows from them. Each article answers a general question, one that many drivers share, for cars of any make and in any country.

How an article is prepared

1. Sources that hold in every market are gathered: technical standards, manuals from several makers and reference technical documentation. Each source is read and noted with the date it was consulted.
2. The text is written with a fixed method: name the part or the signal, say what it does and what it connects to, and end with the care that falls to the driver.
3. The figures are drawn in-house: numbered parts, exploded views and diagrams, without photographs or trademarks.
4. Every fact is checked against its source before publication.

To prepare texts and drawings, the team uses artificial intelligence tools. The team checks each article against the cited sources before publishing it and answers for its content.

What the site does not do

• It does not test cars or parts, and does not claim to have done so.
• It does not rank makes or models, or recommend buying anything.
• It does not explain work that belongs to a qualified mechanic; it names it as such.
• It gives no figures without a source: when a value varies between cars, it says so and refers you to your vehicle’s manual.

Corrections and updates

If you find an error, write to us at contacto@legtc.me. Each report is checked against the sources; if the text changes, it is corrected and the article shows the new update date.

Independence

Advertising does not decide what is published or what an article says. How the ads are kept apart from the content is set out on the advertising page.