Archive for February, 2009
In more fun and environmentally friendly vehicles, check out the Aptera 2e.

The three-wheel vehicle is technically a motorcycle, but it has met the safety requirements of a car. It’s lightweight, roomy, and it boasts more than 100 miles on a single full charge–an equivalent of 300 miles per gallon. The 2e, named for its two passenger configuration and electric powertain, is designed to provide safe, reliable transportation for the average consumer who tends to travel approximately 40 miles per day in their daily commute. The car is scheduled to be available later this year and will cost about $30,000.
Check out reviews of other environmentally friendly vehicles at Expo like this review of the Saab 9X BioHybrid:

February 20th, 2009
There seem to be some great sales on the internet for the Magellan Maestro 3200 Automobile Navigator for $59.99!!
The device offers:
“Worry-free navigation with style! Affordable and complete: 1.3 million Points of Interest and built-in maps of the 48 contiguous United States, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Touch the simple menu on the brilliant 3.5″ color display to get an instant route with voice guidance to virtually anywhere. Ultra-thin, wireless and amazingly easy to use!”
It’s going fast so if you miss out on the sale why no check out some of the other Magellan Maestro navigation devices like the Magellan Maestro 3250 Auto Navigation GPS System reviewed by staylor

February 19th, 2009

Ford Motor Company announced plans to bring an all-electric version of the 2010 Transit Connect to the North American market in addition to its 2.0 liter gasoline-powered model. The electric Transit Connect, a small van, will be offered in “select” U.S. Ford dealerships.
Ford spokeswoman Jennifer Moore said the Ampere was the EU version of the Transit Connect and reiterated that Ford has not announced a battery type or supplier. However, she said the North American version of the all-electric Transit Connect will have a targeted range of approximately 100 miles. The Transit Connect is a smaller alternative to a full-size cargo van and can be outfitted for package delivery or for passenger use.
Ford has not announced pricing on the all-electric Transit Connect. The light commercial vehicle will be Ford’s first all-electric move into the North American market, preceding the small electric passenger sedan in 2011.
Check out reviews of other Ford vehicles like this peek at the 2009 Ford Flex:

February 10th, 2009
Last night was the Super Bowl, and while some people watch in anticipation to see who will win the game, the real entertainment can often be found in the commercials. For space that comes at such a high cost, you expect to see some of the best commercials of the year.
This year’s automobile commercials included:
Audi R8
Hyundai Genesis Coupe
Bridgestone
Check out reviews for the latest automobiles at Expo, like this sneak peak of the 2009 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Review
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February 2nd, 2009