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Ford put new life into the SUV market and not a moment too soon. Customers are shopping around for a more economical family transporter instead of opting for the old fashioned gas-guzzling family SUV. Ford, like many other car manufacturers, are aiming to reduce the carbon footprint left by the outdated SUV models, but unlike the other . . . → Read More: 2011 Ford Explorer with increased MPG  Turning over a new Leaf? Nissan became the first major car manufacturer to release a mass produced all electric vehicle earlier this year when it made the Nissan Leaf available world wide. Powered by an 110bhp electric motor, the Leaf is capable of completing 100 miles between charges and has a top speed of 92mph. Thanks to these . . . → Read More: Nissan Leaf and other green car options The New Honda Civic will arrive in September Honda will be launching their new Civic in September at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show. The new model has been developed specifically for the European market, and the Civic is to be offered exclusively as a five-door hatchback, and compete in the C-segment. It will hit showrooms across . . . → Read More: The New Honda Civic will arrive in September The all new Ford C-MAX has surpassed it sales expectations along with the Ford Grand C-MAX with sales reaching the 100,000 mark. In order to keep up with demand Ford has increased the line speed at the Valencia Spain plant resulting in an 18% daily production increase at the plant. Both the C-MAX and Grand C-MAX from . . . → Read More: Big seller Ford C-MAX In the UK a record number of motorists are looking for eco-friendly, fuel efficient cars with sales of green vehicles ready to soar in the coming months, a recent report says. Motoring.co.uk says that buyer interest raised 29% from December 2010 to April making the demand for these low emission cars reach its highest all time . . . → Read More: Are green vehicles sales about to mushroom? Advanced safety systems and technology installed consist of ESP (Electronic Stability Programme) inclusive of Brake Assist System (BAS), six airbags, Electronic Differential Lock (EDL), Traction Control System (TCS), Trailer Stability Control and off-road ABS, Hill Descent Control, Hill Hold Assist, and Trailer Stability Control and off-road ABS, for quicker stopping in loose road surfaces. The choice between . . . → Read More: VOLKSWAGEN AMAROK IS READY TO ’ROK AND ROLL! BMW’s new 6 Series Convertible will make its debute ahead of its scheduled March 26th appearance, hosted by Astle BMW in Scunthorpe. The exclusive showing will be hosted from 10 to Noon, Saturday March 5th, at the Old Crosby showroom. The chassis system is cutting edge, the engine is the highest rated at fuel efficiency, safety, infotainment, and . . . → Read More: FIRST LOOK AT BMW 6 SERIES CONVERTIBLE Back in the old days, the phrase ‘made in Japan’ was frowned upon by British consumers who thought all foreign goods were bound to be sub-standard. Now, however, we think differently. And nowhere is the Japanese ingenuity and sheer love of speed more pronounced than in their racing cars. Japanese imports are highly prized, particularly drifting . . . → Read More: The best Japanese imports For anyone, buying a new car is a significant investment, requiring extensive research and careful planning. For disabled drivers, however, there is often even more to consider in what makes the right disability car. Factors to Consider Primarily, the car must be designed or adapted to accommodate your disability. Not only must it be safe and . . . → Read More: Buying a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle For two different issues related to the jamming open of throttles, the Toyota recall programme has gone global reaching close to the nine million mark. There are two important questions to be answered – How large is the danger to people, and how great is the danger to Toyota’s reputation. The report of deaths attributed to the . . . → Read More: Toyota recall for two separate issues |
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