Everybody knows there's no such thing as too fast, especially when it comes to your car. You're constantly looking for ways to make your ride go faster, and you're willing to try just about anything. Well, stop playing guessing games and wasting money on parts that don't do anything to improve your speed. With these 3 improvements and upgrades, you're sure to notice big boosts in speed and power.

Lately, it seems as if everybody is trying to reduce the size of their carbon footprint--including the auto industry! Cars are getting greener, and hybrid and electric cars are more popular than ever. But, what about the people who don't want to compromise when it comes to performance and style? Isn't there a way to have it all? I'm talking about a sexy, high-horsepowered, fast, fuel-effiencient sports car. Is that too much to ask?? Apparently, it's not, because the auto industry is really starting to come up with some good-looking, fast, and efficient concept cars. And, some of them have actually made it to production. Now, if only they all could follow suit...

Ecotricity's Electric Lotus Exige

This car is able to go from 0 to 60 in less than 4 seconds. Ecotricity wants this car to be as fast at the V12 Exotic sports car, but with the ability to get 150 miles on a single 'electric tank.'

What's everyone's favorite part about going to a car show? I think for most people, it's seeing the body styles of new or revamped vehicles. And, I think I speak for most people when I say seeing the latest concept cars are definitely intriguing. It's amazing to see the mix of today's technology and cutting-edge styles. And, although many concept cars never actually make it to the production line, it's still fun to think about. On youthedesigner.com, they show 32 awesome car designs. I chose some of my favorites, or those I thought were the most interesting, to pass on to you. Feel free to check out the full 32 images on their site.

Since Chevy has yet to reveal the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible at an auto show (it was supposed to debut at the North American Auto Show), they decided to post 2 pictures of it up on Facebook. So, for those of you who missed that status update, we thought we'd post the pics for you.

The 2012 Camaro Convertible will have the same bodylines, headlights and tailights as the coupe, and it will have the dual exhaust as well. Supposedly this guy will make it into production in January 2011, but we shall see...

Source: examiner.com