18th July 2008

Film and Geo-Tag Your Next Car Accident

The CarCam Voyager Pro not only records what happened, but where and when it happened. Just the thing for convincing your insurance agent you didn't cause that six-car pileup.

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18th July 2008

CarsCast Weekly: 7/18/08

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18th July 2008

Forbes Lists the Worst Polluters

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18th July 2008

The Bat-Pod Officially Has a Complex

It isn't the Bat-Pod, but the Icare concept from Enzyme Design is almost as cool -- even if it's got a stupid name.

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18th July 2008

Amphibious Car Company Coming to Michigan

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18th July 2008

Volkswagen May Bring the Polo to the U.S.


Posted on 07.18.2008 17:15 by Myles_Kornblatt
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Although most U.S. consumers would not consider the current Volkswagen Rabbit roomy, the need for greater fuel economy may dictate a need to import something even smaller. VW may not have to reach far because it already has a host of small cars it gives to the rest of the world. Just like VW's famous ad campaign, the trend in the U.S. is becoming “think small”, and it doesn't want to miss the boat. So now Volkswagen is reported to be considering introducing the subcompact Polo to the U.S. (...)

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18th July 2008

This week in brief


Here are the most important news of the week: Jaguar XF-R debuts at Goodwood Dodge Challenger Drag Race Package Fiat 500 "Ferrari" Special Editions Ford Mondeo Coupe Mazda Kazamai Concept SSC announces Ultimate Aero EV Vauxhall Corsa VXR Arctic Edition 2010 Lotus Project Eagle 2009 BMW 1-Series 2010 Chevrolet Camaro - first official images (...)

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18th July 2008

Cars.com Videos: 2008 Ford F-250, 2008 Mitsubishi Evolution, 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser

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18th July 2008

Volkswagen considering diesel and hybrid


Posted on 07.18.2008 16:26 by Simona Alina
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After deciding to build a new plant, the next thing that Volkswagen need is powertrains. Last year for example, the Puebla factory turned out 340,000 engines, well below its annual capacity of 500,000. But this are gasoline engines, but the company also needs diesel and hybrid. Stefan Jacoby, CEO of Volkswagen of America said the vehicles produced in Chattanooga will be offered in gasoline, hybrid and diesel versions. "We are one of the technology leaders worldwide with diesel technology, (...)

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18th July 2008

Kia Motors to up car prices from August

Kia Motors, South Korea’s No.2 automaker, said on Wednesday it would increase car prices by around 2 percent from August at home and abroad to deal with rising oil and commodity costs.Read full story No TagsShare This

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