Monthly Archives: February 2012

The great-grandson of the founder of Ford Motor Company recently spoke out about his concerns of the increased amount of traffic that may result from the world’s population growing by another 2 billion people to 9 billion in 40 years. Continue reading →

According to a recently released report by several organizations, older drivers are much more likely to die in intersection crashes than younger drivers. Continue reading →

Following experts predicting an increase in vehicle sales in 2012, Kelley Blue Book, one of the leading providers of new and used car information, projected that new vehicles sales will surpass 1.05 million units for February 2012, which is a 6.4 percent increase from the same time last year. Continue reading →

The Porsche Cayenne was recently added to the list of vehicles experiencing recalls after the automaker announced concerns about the headlights. Continue reading →

Vehicle sales are expected to exceed 14 million in 2012, a significant increase from the 12.8 million sold in the previous year, which is putting a strain on automakers to produce cars as fast as possible. Continue reading →

Gas prices are expected to reach record highs during the summer, already showing increases from the national average reaching $3.65. With the increase in fuel prices, AAA recently offered tips on how to save money on gas. Continue reading →

February new car sales are expected to increase to its highest number in nearly four years, according to TrueCar.com Continue reading →

Nissan Motor Company recently announced that it will change the way it develops vehicles by using common parts, which will cut costs by nearly 30 percent and lower spending to make cars safer and more fuel efficient. Continue reading →

Subaru of America recently launched its First Car Story campaign to support its new 2012 Subaru Impreza, which recently won the 2012 MotorWeek Drivers’ Choice Award for Best Compact Car in its class. Continue reading →

With gas prices averaging around $3.40 per gallon in January and continually increasing, drivers are now trading in their gas guzzlers and opting for smaller, fuel efficient vehicles that can get more miles per gallon. Continue reading →