General Motors was founded back on September 16th, 1908, making the company 103 years today. continue reading...
Ford Nucleon Concept (Nuclear Powered Car, 1958), Image Source: Cadoges.com
During the 1950’s the future of the automobile was bright. They predicted that in a matter of decades, cars would be nuclear powered, flying, maintenance free and self-driven. Almost none of this was destined to be. continue reading...
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...
Mercedes-Benz unveiled that they will be releasing a fully electric SLS, the AMG E-Cell EV Supercar — wow. 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...
GM makes its case with the Volt. Check out WatchMojo’s look a the Volt, and then read more about the new electric car from gm-volt.com:
Close observation of recent developments in the automotive sector leads to a certain conclusion; financial collapse is necessary to bring about needed change. continue reading...
Will a Hummer be considered a classic in 50 years? Jay Leno has the answer in this article from PopularMechanics.com:
Stocks and bonds? I don’t know much about them. In fact, I don’t know anything about stocks and bonds. I’ve lost money in the stock market; come to think of it, I’ve lost money in real estate too. But I’ve never lost money on cars. 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...
