Don't get me wrong.
I love cars and I love reading about them, but all too often I find the car reviews about a million miles from useful, relevant, and meaningful to my life.
All too often the car companies roll out their cars for the herds of automotive journalist in far flung and exotic locations with dreamy roads, and police that seem to turn a blind eye toward inevitable tire screeching, double digit, "journalistic" rally style raiding on public roads.
Ladies and gentlemen start your voting!
Here all the best of this year's Super Bowl XLIII car and truck commercials.
After you view them please vote for your favorite, and you'll see the results of the current poll immediately.
Do you have about 1.9 million dollars of crazy money that you need to blow on something today.
Last year Lamborghini rolled out a handful of these Reventons for the super rich who just have to impress their neighbors with the "best" and "most expensive" Lamborghini ever produced.
Chrysler, along with the rest of the world wide automotive industry, is driving into a very gusty and unforgiving economic headwind.
New car sales are down to about 10 to 12 million vehicles per year in North America, and many consumers have lost trust in the quality and ingenuity of the U.S. auto manufactures.
It is with this backdrop that Jim Press, Vice-Chairman and President of Chrysler came to Denver today to meet with the local Chrysler dealers and press.
It was only a matter of time before an electric super car was launched that could top 200mph.
And today's that day.
Shelby Supercars unveiled the Ultimate Aero EV which is based on their current gas power super car the Ultimate Aero.
By now you've probably heard of deep discounts and screaming deals car deals from your local newspaper or television station.
But what cars are really selling and which ones are not so hot?
Peter West is a long time car buyer for AAA Colorado Auto Source. He considers himself a Automotive Therapist, but he's been helping people in Denver and Boulder buy cars for over a dozen years.
With the Summer Olympics just around the corner, I have spent a long painstaking year investigating all the best possible cars for athletes. I have taken hundreds of cars from all the big manufactures and subjected them to a scientific battery of tests specifically designed for your needs.
For instance I tested the cars ability to:
– Repel sweaty running short odor,
– Swallow your bike, all your gear and still have room for a wet Golden Retriever,
I recall it like it was yesterday.
It’s
hard to believe that it was almost 30-years-ago that I was sitting in
my High School Physics class answering a pretty random question the
teacher posed.
He simply asked, “What’s the most dangerous weapon you’ll ever own?”
Hands shot up and answers streamed in.
“A huge hunting knife,” one guy said.
