Patrick Pélata and Carlos Ghosn, Photo Credit: Renault
Automotive News reports that the Chief Operating Officer of French automaker Renault has resigned from the company in the wake of an espionage investigation gone wrong. continue reading...
The Big Apple is working on the first ever custom built taxicab for the city, known as the Taxi of Tomorrow project. continue reading...
This photo is from 2006, just imagine how bad it is now. Yeesh! / Image source: Reuters
How bad does traffic have to get before the government has to step in and regulate and cap car sales? Well, Beijing just found out. continue reading...
This weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix race saw a little too much Red Bull on the track. 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...
Can you help save the world and still drive in the fast lane on the highway? continue reading...
Read more from TreeHugger.com: continue reading...
An informative how-to guide from our sister site WatchMojo.com:
How to check your tire pressure - continue reading...
from CNNMoney.com:
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — General Motors Corp. said Tuesday that it has signed a deal to sell its Hummer truck unit, just one day after filing for bankruptcy. 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...