Monthly Archives: January 2012

Compiled using data from car-shopping website CarWoo!, the infographic tells which automakers gave the most discounts last year.  Not only who gave them, but where they were given, who got them, and more. Jeep was selling its vehicles at a 17.7-percent discount … Continue reading →

A 2005 Chrysler 300C that belonged to the Commander In Chief (back when he was an Illinois senator) has hit eBay Motors. Obama through the big V8 sedan aside in favor of a Ford Escape Hybrid when he began his campaign for the presidency. The … Continue reading →

A company by the name of Rydeen hopes to produce a new range of stereo head units that run the Android operating system. The double-DIN units pair with a touch-screen enabled rear-view mirror serve up all of the relevant applications that have … Continue reading →

The Black Eyed Peas Will.I.Am is building a custom white Delorean, powered by an Audi V8, because….well….why not. This used to be a Delorean before Mr. i.am (William James Adams Jr.) took control. The car has been reskinned in lightweight aluminum underneath … Continue reading →

You may have noticed the blackouts on the internet yesterday (1-18-2011) in regards to to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA). It was up to many businesses whether or not they would participate in the … Continue reading →

The 2013 Ford Fusion will give customers the power of choice with the widest-ever portfolio of fuel-efficient powertrains ever offer in the Fusion, including EcoBoost™, hybrid and plug-in hybrid engines and automatic and manual transmission offerings.  In fact, the new Fusion is … Continue reading →

The 10.8-year average is the highest figure recorded since Polk began tracking vehicle age in 1995. Back then, the average was just 8.4 years.  Vehicle age has increased rapidly over the last five years as new vehicle sales have slowed. … Continue reading →

Car and Driver reports that General Motors President Mark Reuss still won’t confirm a GMC spinoff of the Chevrolet Colorado, but he does add that if a “Professional Grade” version of the Colorado is built, it will be very different than its Bowtie-wearing brother. As … Continue reading →