Tag Archives: automotive announcements

By Author: Art Gib Article: Around the roadways of our country, it seems that “bigger is better” is a common theme. Despite rising gas prices and fears across the nation of emissions causing environmental issues, it seems that just as many, if not more… Continue reading →

By Author: Everette Jamison Article: Most of us in the automotive industry have always noted that Hondas sell extremely well. Even now, as the economic clouds have turned from gray to black, Honda sales continue to outpace those of its competitors. If … Continue reading →

By Author: Thomas Pretty Article: News that production staff at Honda’s Swindon factory plant have returned to work after a four month closure again highlights the current recession that the UK is experiencing, but as some will perceive the closure as … Continue reading →

By Author: Mike Trudel Article: The wish for increased vehicle security may be granted in the not-so-distant future. By 2025, experts predict at least one billion vehicles will be on the road, ramping up the urgency to develop more advanced vehicular s… Continue reading →

By Author: Tony Hill Article: For the second year in a row Fiat have managed to have the lowest average value for CO2 emissions for vehicles sold during 2008. This shows that Fiat are performing extremely well when it comes to producing ‘green cars.’ … Continue reading →

By Author: Thomas Pretty Article: The Government scrappage scheme has received mixed reactions amongst those in the motor trade and taxpayers alike, but car manufacturers such as Honda will be hoping that it kick starts the UK motor industry, and Honda… Continue reading →

By Author: John Lombardo Article: There is probably a transmission shop in almost every area in the country that can rebuild and modify transmission for American made vehicles. Whether it is a newer Camaro or a 60′s Mustang, there are plenty of afterma… Continue reading →

By Author: Bill Williams Article: What have new cars which are more friendly to the environment with lower carbon gas emissions and increased m.p.g. have in common with the present day unprecedented turmoil in the financial markets of the world in whic… Continue reading →