Chrysler’s Fittest: 2009 Chrysler 300

The all new 2009 Chrysler 300 is, according to Chrysler, “the arrival of the fittest.” This luxuriously spacious new car is not only affordable (coming it at just over $20,000), but it is also loaded with features that make it an industry leader - and will make you proud to drive it. Here’s what we think you’ll love about the Chrysler 300:Fuel

read more | digg story

2009 Mazda MAZDA6 Review

Now people are talking about 2009 Mazda MAZDA6, which is a very cool car this year. People love it very much, just like people love their girlfriends/boyfriends very much. So let’s talk about it here.

read more | digg story

Speed Demon device promotes safe driving

The U.S. inventor of the Speed Demon device that monitors drivers' speeds in relation to their location says it is intended to promote safe driving.

read more | digg story

GM Corvette plant shutdowns scheduled through July

Slow Corvette sales have shut down the General Motors Corp. plant in Bowling Green this week and next, as well as the first two weeks of May, June and July, United Auto Workers Local 2164 Financial Secretary Cindy Shelton said today.

read more | digg story

Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car a mystery

While much of the Tesla Model S is still a mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in an inconvenient white cloth, the company has revealed the EV will list for $57,400, which after the $7,500 federal tax credit puts the final price at just a Benjamin under $50,000. That's almost $40,000 less than the Fisher Karma and $10,000 more than the estimated p

read more | digg story

World's cheapest car goes on sale

India's Tata Motors will launch its extra-cheap 10 feet (3 metres) long Nano car in Mumbai on Monday, selling for 100,000 rupees or $1,979 (£1,366).

read more | digg story

Latest version of VW hatchback named World Car of the Year

The Volkswagen Golf MkVI has been awarded the 2009 World Car of the Year title. The WCOTY jury consists of 59 eminent motoring writers from 25 countries.

read more | digg story