Archive for February 12th, 2009
Nissan Cars Posted By : Jamie Hanson
Despite functioning on a business level in partnership with France’s Renault, Nissan continues to build cars its own way-a way which is today a million miles removed from the Nissan of the old, the one that used to built tarts’ handbags on wheels’ with too much chrome and imitation leather. In common with other automotive manufacturers it has gone in search of a new style imprint, with such diverse machines as the Primera, Maxima, Quest, Murano and 350Z models proof of this new visual direction.
What’s Red And Hot And Throbs With Promise? Posted By : David Mayer
The boring answer to this age-old riddle is, of course, a red sports car with one of those mufflers that rattles windows at one hundred yards when you rev the engine. Now we’ve all heard those urban myths, the stories that people who drive red cars are more likely to get speeding tickets. The article looks at the urban myth that red cars go faster and concludes that the color of the car is irrelevant. What matters is how you drive it.
Mercedes Benz Cars Posted By : Jamie Hanson
Only a company with self-confidence of Mercedes-Benz could cross so many special borders with its range of cars; Its competitors hive off the rarities and the expensive models into different divisions, but Mercedes-Benz (as arguably the world’s longest-established motor manufacturer) is content to let those who spend a few thousand on a modest city car share the same badge as those who spend hundreds of thousands on a super car.