Looks pretty cool, right? That’s what I originally thought, until I remembered that every other car manufacturer is doing the same thing. We’ll take our semi-sports car, find its design from 30 years ago, round the edges a little, throw a new engine in it, and call it a new one.
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16 September, 2008
The top 10 cars you do NOT want to crash
Top 10 cars with the lowest safety ratings you can buy today, in order of best to worst. Some BIG surprises here.
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Tesla Roadster
A look under the hood of the new electric sports car that is generating a buzz.
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15 September, 2008
A Solar Electric Super Car Able To Shrink! The Peugeot 888
The 888 is able to transition between two modes: suburban mode and city mode. While in the city, the vehicle is lifted by a hydraulic tilting system which in turn decreases the length of its wheel axis. The car therefore becomes slightly taller, giving it improved visibility, and making it more maneuverable. As the vehicle leaves the city,
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Mercedes AMG Gullwing to debut in 2010
This probably is a worthy Paparazzi shot for the Gullwing enthusiasts; the Mercedes Gullwing is back from the 1950s … The badge for the next Gullwing will be carried by AMG (Aufrecht Melcher Großaspach) the Mercedes Benz performance division. The picture was taken by Car Magazine spies, the car (codename C197) featured above is
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Comparison Review | 2009 Chevrolet Aveo5 and 2008 Honda Fit
With fuel economy becoming more important in the average consumer's buying process, manufacturers are introducing smaller, more fuel-efficient cars. Autotropolis.com recently compared the 2009 Chevrolet Aveo against the 2008 Honda Fit. Keep reading below to how they matched up against one another.
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BMW Software Update Degrades Performance
Anyone with a BMW 335 or 135, do not let your dealer upgrade your cars program to 29.2 or greater. The update introduced a turbo lag or lack of acceleration under 3000 rpms. It's simply is not the same car after the update and so far BMW has done nothing about it.
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