Posted in Cost of Ownership, Safety, Research, Automotive on Nov 8th, 2007
Imagine a tire that lasted twice the life span of an ordinary tire. One that could go for twice the distance with no sacrifice in wear, ride, comfort, or handling whatsoever.
Well Michelin, the world’s second-largest tire manufacture, has just announced it is working on several new advances in tire-technology aimed at reducing your cars […]
Posted in Cost of Ownership, car buying incentives, Car Reviews, Automotive on Nov 2nd, 2007
The technology has been around for ages. Cars have been running on diesel fuel for more than 100 years now and the technology is experiencing a sort of a renaissance of sorts. The European market has been at the front of clean diesel technology and has made some impressive progress towards making diesel a real […]
Posted in Cost of Ownership, Car Budget, Research, Financing, Automotive on Nov 1st, 2007
How much does your car cost? No, not just the purchase price, but the cost of ownership. Still confused? Well, Edmunds.com has just released their popular Truest Cost to Own list for October 2007. What does truest cost to own mean? Well this means which vehicles cost the least over the life of the car, […]
Posted in Cost of Ownership, Financing, Automotive on Oct 26th, 2007
Nissan has recently announced that it is increasing the price of it’s 2008 Titan full-size pick ups. The updated trucks will be badged as 2008.5’s. The mid-cycle price increase comes after a slew of improvements that were implemented mid-year in the Titan range. These include the addition of a body-color grille on Titan XE models, […]
Posted in Electric cars, Cost of Ownership, Car Reviews, Research, Automotive on Oct 25th, 2007
Edmunds.com has recently released it’s list of the most fuel efficient cars for 2007. As usual the Japanese top most of the list with a long running trend of providing very efficient cars in almost every category. In fact the only non-japanese car on the list is the “British” MINI Cooper. Toyota especially, boasts an […]
Posted in Gas Prices, Fuel Prices, Cost of Ownership, Financing on Oct 16th, 2007
It does not look like gas prices are going down anytime soon. So if you are in the market for a car take a look at this article from Money and CNN where they opine on what they believe are the best. Pricing for these appears below.
Saturn Aura Green Line
Nissan Altima Hybrid
Toyota Camry Hybrid
Honda Civic […]