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Posts Tagged ‘eco-friendly vehicles’

Vintage cars have been having a boom in the past couple of decades. Pontiac, Volkswagen, Ford, among others, have rebuilt vintage cars with a newer design. Now it’s Renault’s turn: for its 50th anniversary an international design competition was announced in March for a remake of the classic car, now to be called Renault 4 Ever. ...

I am so much looking forward to the times when there will be only eco-friendly electronic cars in the streets. Auto news constantly tell about new cars with an electric car motor and it is pleasant to realize that car manufacturers are working to make them better. Several years ago it was hard to imagine that ...

In 2003, the motorcycle reviews announced that Canadian Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) designed the future one-wheeled motorcycle – Embrio Advanced Concept. This project is the answer to the question “how future roads will look like in 2025.” In Annual Design Awards 2003 it got the Gold Award. And really, it looks fantastic, and I would like to ...

When I think about fast cars what first comes to mind are compact and sleek race cars that are made of durable metal, but never out of wood, unless of course it's a toy. Still, it's not impossible! Tendencies in the auto industry oblige car lovers and creators to take into consideration such factors as sustainability and an ...

The Porsche 918 Spyder was first introduced to the world at the 80th Geneva Motor Show in March together with other hot sports cars. Since then it has managed to gain lots of attention. "In the months since its debut at the Geneva Auto Show  one thing has become clear: the Porsche 918 Spyder is perhaps the ...

There’s a lot of buzz surrounding the new eco-friendly 4 door sedan to be put into production in September, the much-anticipated Chevrolet Volt. General Motors announced on Tuesday that the Volt will sell for a base sticker price of $41,000. With fancy options like chrome wheels, only three-premium paint options, and heated leather seats, among others, ...

Seems these days more and more people are getting obsessed with “going green.” Considering the relentless rise in gasoline prices, not to mention devastating oil spills, I think it’s safe to say that most of us are thinking about alternative sources of energy. On that note, Honda just released a new hybrid vehicle that’s worth checking ...