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New Ford Icon DuraTorq Diesel

Saturday, November 8th, 2008

Ford India unveils the new Ikon range offering significant improvements ranging from a new advanced DuraTorq TDCi engine offering superior fuel efficiency through to the fresh, bold European design cues.
“The new Ford Ikon continues to be a leader in its segment and caters to customers with a combination of superior fuel efficiency, improved engine performance, [...]

Why You Should Consider Custom Wheels and Tires for Your Sport Utility Vehicle

Saturday, October 25th, 2008

Custom wheels are the best option to use for any kind of vehicle as you have to drive your vehicle with your own style so that it should be according to your style. In this regard you would not feel any difficulty in driving your vehicle and you can drive your vehicle in your own [...]

How much fuel is consumed by airplanes than to cars?

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

Does anyone know the ratio of airplane fuel consumption to ground fuel consumption? Also, what the **** is wrong with people these days isn’t there a way to get better fuel mileage than 6-7 gallons per mile on an airplane, when you’re traveling thousands of miles at a time?
According to British Airways, a 747-400 plane [...]

I have a 95 toyota 4runner that cuts out uphills or on accelaration- especially after warmed up…any ideas?

Saturday, July 19th, 2008

i replaced the fuel filter btw which didnt fix the problem~
you didn’t give the miles on the engine, so it can be many things….95 was the last year of the 3liter(96 went to a 3.4 twin cam) and it has EFI. Some initial checks are needed, such as worn plugs and ignition wires-cap/rotor etc. Early [...]

Isn’t calling a sportster or v-rod “fast” kinda like….?

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

Calling A P-51 or a P-38 fast?
sure they are fast compared to other ww2 planes like the B-29 or the B-17…
and yes i guess that’s a “fair” comparison, but a slap in the face to the word “fast” as compared to airplanes as a whole…
But the honest truth is that harley’s like ww2 [...]

Buying my FIRST CAR a little HELP here plz?

Monday, July 7th, 2008

My research found this:
#1) 1998 Nissan Maxima:
21 mpg (fueleconomy.gov)
4 star all around crash test except for rear (safercar.gov)
5 out of 5 reliability (MSN Autos)
#2) 2002 Hyundai Sonata v6 (2.7L or higher)
20 mpg (fueleconomy.gov)
4 star all around crash test (safercar.gov)
5 out of 5 reliability (MSN Autos)
These 2 guys Ruin and Chucksright keep posting this answer:
for $4,000
look [...]

DIY Boat and Truck Lettering

Saturday, July 5th, 2008

Most people who want to put letterings on their trucks or boats go to companies who specialize in custom-paint jobs. These businesses often make rip off deals especially if the truck or boat owner does not know the current rates for lettering services. To avoid unnecessary waste of money and time, it sometimes better to [...]

Enhance Your Dodge Truck with Nerf Bars and Bed Rails

Saturday, June 21st, 2008

Have you just bought your own Dodge truck? Congratulations! It certainly is a wise investment and you are ensured of great quality. Now, you can enjoy the spacious interior of your own Dodge truck together with tuned steering and strong brakes. You can think of further enhancing the appeal and functionality of your truck by [...]

Does anybody know how many MPG your typical Volkswagen Bug gets?

Friday, June 13th, 2008

Hey there, so I was wondering, how many MPG does your typical Volkswagen bug get? I mean one of like this, incase you didn’t know what it was: http://www.volkswatch.com/vwnews/2007vwn…
It doesn’t have to be a convertible, just in general.
 
Yes it gets 22mpg in the city, and 30mpg on highway. According to Volks Wagon.
Depends on which engine [...]

Auto Insurance

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

The internet is a great resource for tips on buying insurance. For example, the land beneath your house is not at risk from incidents such as theft and fire that are covered in your homeowners policy. If you include the land’s value in deciding how much insurance to buy you may wind up paying a [...]