In the first part of this series, we looked through some of the worlds most exotic cars, and how they battled it out in a showdown for the most speed last decade. Now though, it’s time to take things down a notch and talk about some Chinese automakers fighting their way into the big automotive world.
Yeah I said it, being green as a fashion statement just shows how much of an idiot you are. Before I begin, I am down for the stopping of deforestation and the use of renewable energy, not to mention the need to increase efficiency, but…
Toyota’s reputation is kaput, so what’s next? Hyundai of course, bear with me on this one.
This is a Lancia Delta. However, it isn’t what you think when you think about the Lancia Delta, is it?
Ford’s Swiss division has launched the Ford Focus WRC Edition, and first thing’s first, let me clarify that this is not a WRC racing car. It is just a special edition of the Ford Focus RS, made to celebrate 40 years of the RS division.
Ford has issued a Technical Service Bulletin for the 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid and 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid due to a software issue with the brakes, similar to the recent Toyota Prius and Lexus HS recall.
Now, I’m no fan of health and safety stupidity, but sometimes, it can really crack you up. This is one of those times. Ford has had to recall a whopping 243 Shelby GT500s due to an extremely serious issue with the tires.
British car company Ginetta hasn’t released any new cars for some time now. They’re fixing that now with the new G40, an entry-level trackday car.
We haven’t done a Car of the Week for some time now, as we’ve been very busy. Now though, the feature is back.
With Saab’s future looking bad, we decided to make a Saab our Car of the Week. The Saab Sonett was an obvious choice, being a brilliant little sports car.
A report from Inside Line says that Jaguar has confirmed a new C-Type, as well as denied rumours of an XJ Coupe.