2008 Honda Accord
Posted by admin Under Honda on Tuesday Mar 18, 2008New 2008 Honda Accord
2008 Honda Accord (the 8. generation of assembled cars in America) will go on sale in mid-September in the US. Honda’s flagship model has completely been redesigned with increased dimensions for a more spacious interior with an aggressive stance and muscular look.
It is powered by a 3.5-liter i-VTEC V-6 engine which produces 268-horsepower. It comes with a new generation of fuel-saving Variable Cylinder Management™ (VCM®) technology and achieving a Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle (PZEV1) rating. The VCM system operates in six-cylinder mode for power and 4- and 3-cylinder modes for efficiency. Honda claims that this gives an EPA city/highway fuel economy rating of 19/292 miles per gallon for the Accord Sedan V-6.
Nissan Navara
Posted by admin Under Nissan on Tuesday Mar 18, 2008Nissan Navara safety rating improves

After last tested by the Euro NCAP, the 08 model year Navara pickup only scored a poor one star rating. Nissan initiated a service campaign to upgrade the airbag software of all Navaras produced since 2005.
The upgraded car has achieved three stars for adult occupant protection according to a report released by Euro NCAP yesterday.
It has also scored a higher the Child Occupant Protection rating (to four stars).
Shows that some auto makers do take the tests seriously.
Mazda Furai Concept
Posted by admin Under Mazda on Sunday Mar 16, 2008Mazda Furai Model 2008 Detroit Auto Show
Nissan will launch electric car
Posted by admin Under Nissan on Saturday Mar 15, 2008Renault and Nissan Ceo Carlos Ghosn says Nissan will launch an electric car in the United States by 2010.
Mazda 6 2.5 Litre Sport
Posted by admin Under Mazda on Saturday Mar 15, 2008Compare a Ferrari 599 Fiorano and a Mazda 6 is always going to be tough on the Mazda. Even the 2.5-litre top-of-the-range Sport model you see here. That last sentence was a joke, clearly, and a bit of a weak one.
Honda CBR1000RR
Posted by admin Under Honda on Friday Mar 14, 2008Honda CBR1000RR
Motor design has been evolving over the years to the point that sportbikes of old look almost nothing like what’s currently on showroom floors today.
