The word “hatchback” has always been a hard concept to swallow here in the U.S. and the automotive landscape here is littered with the rusted remains and shattered marketing strategies of those manufacturers that attempted to market one as a mainstream model. But with gas passing the $4 per gallon barrier and the car market in turmoil, things may be changing.
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Friday, May 23rd, 2008
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Tags: abs, accord coupe, audi a3, cafe, citroen, daewoo, gti, Honda, Honda Fit, KIA, kia rio5, mazdaspeed3, MINI, Nissan, nissan versa, optra, r32, Suzuki, suzuki reno
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Like Ford, General Motors didn’t have much in the way of new product to display, although there were a couple of vehicles from the SEMA show as well as the greenest Tahoe on the planet.
Posted in Auto Show, Car | 1 Comment
Tags: cafe, Chevrolet, chevy, corvette, dale earnhardt jr., dale earnhardt jr. big red chevy silverado, dale jr., Hummer, hummer h3r concept, sema, tahoe, tahoe two-mode hybrid
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
“That ain’t workin’, that’s the way you do it, money for nothing…”
- Dire Straits
As a consumer, you should know that the latest attempt by the government to legislate better gas mileage offers you very little in the way of benefits.
Posted in Car Tips, Fuel Economy | No Comments
Tags: cafe, e85, ethanol, Fuel Economy, hybrid, hybrid car, money for nothing, suv
