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| New car quality questioned The Tennessean Associated Press Dee-ann Durbin | Associated Press New cars and trucks made by foreign-based automakers dominated the JD Power and Associates quality rankings. The survey asked drivers about problems with 2011 model-year vehicles in the first 90 days ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What are the New Car Insurance Rules? MoneyExpert Motorists are being urged to read up on the new car insurance rules the Government is introducing in a bid to clamp down on uninsured drivers. The new rules will mean from Monday 27th June, all motorists will have to declare any cars without insurance ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Caine relishes new technology in film Poughkeepsie Journal He's also impressed with the technology used to create his new movie, "Cars 2." The sequel to the 2006 Pixar film with anthropomorphic animated automobiles features the returning Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson) leaving Radiator Springs and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Your Mileage May Vary Wall Street Journal The new plan, being drafted jointly by the Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency, would build on the administration's new rules put in place last year that requires new cars and light trucks sold in the US to average 35.5 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Thanks to a new chassis, Manmiller's luck changes Reading Eagle Manmiller and Biever considered all three major chassis brands - Teo-Pro, Bicknell and Troyer - before deciding on Bicknell at the urging of car owner Biever's father Dick, who fields the Bicknell cars driven successfully by Jimmy Horton in New Jersey ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Estonian engineers design new cars for Volvo | The Baltics Today By The Baltic Course | Baltic States news & analytics Two Estonians – Risto Vahtra and Sten Häggblom – have made a name for themselves by designing future cars for Volvo, LETA/BBN reports referring to Äripäev. The Baltics Today |
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