Are you still holding off on buying an electric car? Not quite ready to trade in your gas guzzler in an attempt to go green? I understand. While I wouldn't mind saving money at the pump, I'm not ready to trade in my 3-series for a Prius. And, so help me if a Think City makes it to the U.S. But, even if you're holding out like myself, there are still some ways to save at the pump. Check out these gas-saving products. From air filters to tonneau covers, there are plenty of ways to save money at the pump without giving in to a eco-friendly ride. However, if you're thinking of making the switch to an electric or hybrid ride, check out the hottest new electric cars that will be hitting the market soon.
Nissan Leaf
Chevrolet Volt
Browsing through some cool sites, I came across a list compiled by Dudes411.com of the Top 10 fasest super cars. I must say, I wouldn't mind taking a spin in any one of these cars. Maybe in my next life... f you had to pick just one, which would it be? Or would you choose one not on the list? I'd have to pick the McLaren F1. There's just something about that car.
Mosler MT900:
Top Speed: 180+ mph, 435 hp, 0-60 in 3.1 secs, $160,000
Caparo T1:
Top Speed: 200+ mph, 480 hp, 0-60 in 2.5 secs, $304,000
Beginning this spring, BMW will be incorporating its EfficientDynamics systems into the M3, which will come equipped with Auto Start Stop. This system, according to BMW, cuts the engine when the M3 comes to a stop, reducing emissions and fuel consumption by up to 8%.
In addition, BMW will be offering a Competition Package for the M3 coupe (see image above) and sedan in Europe, which includes 19x9-inch wheels, a suspension lowered by 10mm and a revised Sport traction control setting.
A new M Sport package for the X5 will debut at the Geneva Motor Show, alongside the Competition M3. It will feature 19- or 20-inch wheels, wrapped in specially developed tires, a new front fascia with larger air intakes, "sanitized aluminum" window surrounds, M leather steering wheel, footrest and a few interior tweaks.
Source: autoblog.com
The nominees for the 2010 World Car of the Year have been announced. The award will be presented at the New York International Auto Show in March. Lastyear's winner was the Volkswagen Golf, and runners up included the Ford Fiesta and Toyota iQ. The winners of the 3 categories-- Car of the Year, Performance Car of the Year and Green Car of the Year-- are voted on by 59 automotive writers from 23 countries. Nominees must be either brand new to the market or substantially revised for the 2010 model year.
Here are the nominees:
Ok, so this guy likes Lamborghinis, but also likes Fords. So, what does he do? He gets the best of both worlds by taking a 2007 Mustang and shoving a massive V-10 and transaxle into its middle. He calls it the Tractorri. Pretty impressive, eh?
Using one Mustang shell, one Lamborghini Gallardo parts car and one Mustang parts car, not to mention thousands of hours of labor, this guy combined the best parts of each ride. He calims that everything from the transmission to the all-wheel-drive system work.
Source: Jalopnik.com
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