Land Rover and its subsidiary Range Rover are known for their spacious luxury vehicles. Now, they want to be known for fuel efficiency and friendliness to the environment so they’ve created the Range Rover Evoque. continue reading...
Witnessing a Comeback Story of Epic Proportions
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The Paris Auto Show is coming to a close after this weekend, but it’s still the talk of the town in Europe and North America. continue reading...
Founded by Ferruccio Lamborghini in 1963, Lamborghini is an Italian automaker best-known today for sleek, performance-based sports cars. Prior to this establishment, Lamborghini had been one of the country’s most successful agricultural equipment manufacturers. Lamborghini sports cars were originally created to directly compete with fellow-Italian car brand Ferrari, and they do to this day. Models like the Countach and Gallardo have historically been very popular for the company, and the brand continues to be a symbol for wealth and luxury. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com learns more about the history of the brand, its most popular models and why a Lamborghini is the ultimate trophy. continue reading...
Designed for tight city driving, the Honda Personal-Neo Urban Transport, or P-NUT, vehicle is Honda’s conceptual answer to the Smart ForTwo. Seating three, with plenty of room for the driver, the interior is airy and meant to minimize the claustrophobia seen in other micro-cars. The rear-placed engine allows for excellent visibility up front. Though it’s unlikely we’ll ever see the P-NUT on the roads in its present incarnation, Honda will surely be putting these design elements and concepts to work in future production models. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com speaks with Dave Marek, director of advanced design for Honda U.S., to learn more about the pint-sized P-NUT. continue reading...
Founded in Germany in 1909 by the father-and-son team of Wilhelm and Karl Maybach, Maybach is a luxury car brand. Manufacturing automobiles until World War II, no cars we produced under the Maybach name again until the early 2000s. Today the company is owned by Daimler AG, which also manufactures such auto brands as Mercedes-Benz, Smart and more. A hallmark of the Maybach brand is the exceptional attention to detail, featuring standard elements that are often expensive add-ons in other cars. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com learns more about the Maybach brand, and we get a tour of the Maybach 57S. continue reading...
CBS is way behind WatchMojo.com… but they do have some more info on this make or break car for Chevrolet:
Rinspeed will be debuting the company’s all-electric car - the iChange - at the Geneva Auto Show next month. Rinspeed, while known for designing extravagant concept cars, says the iChange is not another of these, but shows the dramatic shift in the auto industry. Read more… continue reading...
Unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show, the 2010 Toyota Prius is the first - and so far only - car in the US to get mileage greater than 50 miles per gallon. This third-generation model is even bigger and more powerful than its predecessors. Read more…
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Honda is currently the only car-maker to offer vehicles that run on compressed natural gas (however these cars are only available in California and New York). This Civic GX is selling out consistently, and so Toyota has decided to get in on the game. In November at the LA auto show, they will be unveiling their CNG-electric hybrid Camry - although the company has not yet decided whether they should put the car into production. Read more… continue reading...
