Monthly Archives: December 2011

Cadillac is bringing some new anti-theft technology into the Escalade with the hopes of reducing its status of the “Most-Stolen Vehicle” tag. The new security features include a new encryption system for the key, cylinder and ignition system. A heavier-duty … Continue reading →

Playing “Shift”, “Motorstorm”, and “Need for Speed” on a 52 inch LCD can be a lot like taking a curve at 200mph, but what happens when the screen is large as the city is resides in? Hyundai has created a … Continue reading →

It certainly was an interesting year for the auto industry. The roll-outs of several electric models, and the federal fuel economy standard of 54.5 mpg by 2025, just to name a few highlights. In many ways, the fate of the … Continue reading →

TRW Automotive, which ranks among the world’s leading automotive suppliers and considered a global leader in safety unveiled a folding steering wheel concept which retracts into the dashboard to improve driver comfort getting in and out of a vehicle. TRW … Continue reading →

Happy trails to the Ford Ranger in the U.S. Ford is ending production of the smallest pickup they offer, a truck that helped the company battle more fuel-efficient imports when it was launched in 1982. The last American made Ranger … Continue reading →

Sleeping in our vehicles is not something most of us try to do. It’s not a comfortable experience, but when you’re locked out of the house or too tired to drive, a reclined front seat is better than nothing. Recently though, … Continue reading →