DS fans behold, the legacy of your favorite vehicle has been getting back in touch with Citroen lately. Most recently this has happened with the Citroen DS3 Cabrio. That’s a hatchback model that lost its roof along the route in order to get some extra style and maybe because they want to open up a
Nissan’s Murano is genuinely one of the more interesting cars they make. It may be a crossover and it may be designed in America but it’s certainly not the typical lumbering vehicle. It can be a very unusual machine thanks to its high quality interior, its clever interior toys, its rather rare drivetrain solution and
McLaren is a British company that is all about the racing. With immense Formula 1 experience, they had a bit of a run at road cars. These days they’re selling the MP4-12C supercar and working towards the P1, something high end for the history books and schoolboys to dream of. Some 20 years ago however,
The Korean manufacturer success story of the present days is still going on, despite various predictions of their slowing down. Hyundai proves this better than everybody else as their 2011 Elantra is killing everything out there in its relatively entry level market. The “40 mpg on all models” certainly helped along the success story of
Skeptics, among who I count myself, looked at the Lexus LFA and said Toyota have definitely lost its mind to do such a thing as the car is definitely not worth the asking price. We were wrong, we were badly wrong, Toyota have just announced that it has already booked orders and taken down payments
Ford Motor Company’s executive chairman William Clay Ford Jr. announced this week to shareholders that dividend payments would not be made until the automaker pays down more of its debt. During the same statement he also mentioned that shareholders don’t have any right to complain, considering the soar in stock value and the fact that
