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Ford Motor Company launched a new powertrain technology called EcoBoost earlier in 2010. EcoBoost will eventually be available on 90% of Ford's lineup in the USA. The first EcoBoost installations are in Ford's new D3 Platform vehicles - Ford Taurus SHO, Lincoln MKS, Lincoln MKT, and Ford Flex. How has EcoBoost done to date?
The Mitsubishi i, in i-Gas or i-MiEV form, has potential in the USA at the right price and with trim upgrades.
It's not everyday you have the chance to visit a brand spanking new automotive assembly plant, but the new Kia plant in western Georgia (USA, not Eastern Europe) is the latest "transplant" to begin producing new vehicles. Kia began producing the all-new 2011 Kia Sorento in small volumes in Fall, 2009 right on schedule. Full production begins in mid-November.
What can we expect from Gen Y? In many ways, Generation Y is following in the footsteps of their Baby Boomer parents, but more extreme. AutoPacific's "The Generation Y Opportunity" details current Generation Y new car buyers and the future market.

 

Spotlight: Atlantic City – The Gay-Friendly Casino City Spotlight: Atlantic City – The Gay-Friendly Casino City

Posted by admin on December 5, 2012 at 12:43 am

While Sin City Las Vegas is known for its “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” unwritten rule, hence the attraction of the gay-lesbian community, there are plenty of other casino cities that open its gates and arms for the gays. And Atlantic City, NJ counts among them. If you have never been there or you have just passed by and you never truly got to see its glamorous gambling side, these next few tips should open your eyes.

Take An Alternative Lifestyle Vacation In Atlantic City!

Come to the east coast and you will discover one of the coolest hangouts, relaxation, serious gambling, shopping, and eating places on the Jersey Shore. The managers of a large number of restaurants, bars, hotels, casinos, and clubs have directed their [...]

Probably Paris is one of the most fascinating places in the world. It’s the romantic city for excellence and it’s also the city of well dressed, elegant and chic people.

If you are planning a trip to Paris and you don’t know what you could visit, don’t worry and follow our tips.

 

What to see

We want to list a few things you can’t really miss when visiting Paris. We are pretty sure you will appreciate our tips.

The Arch of Triumph: this majestic roman building stands in the middle of Place de l’Etoile, in Paris, so called because from the center of this square 12 grand avenues radiate to the rest of the city.

This arch represents the great success of the Roman Empire which could conquer this area of Europe.

Museum of Orangerie: it’s a gallery where tourists can admire the most beautiful work pieces of all times in France, like Claude [...]

In view of this new agreement and with the prospect of a stable future for Formula One, FIA President Max Mosley has confirmed his decision not to stand for re-election in October this year.
The Ford Taurus SHO returns after a decade's absence from the American auto scene. Formerly Yamaha engines provided the power for the SHO, but today Ford's new EcoBoost powertrain technology provides the power. EcoBoost in Taurus form includes twin turbochargers and gasoline direct injection. Still with a heavily beefed up 3.5L V6, EcoBoost bumps up power from 263-horsepower to 365-horsepower in the SHO. Torque grows from 249 lb-ft to 350 lb-ft. And rated fuel economy stays the same.
FOTA's position is that they could enter into Agreements with some of the most historic circuits around the world within weeks, and could run a 17-race series in 2010 with as many as 24 cars and most, if not all of the top drivers. Racing would return to Canada, the United States, Mexico, and yes, even Silverstone.
A just-completed national VehicleVoice Internet survey shows American consumers are skeptical of the U.S. government's involvement in the auto industry, with 81 percent of respondents agreeing that the faster the government gets out of the auto business, the better.
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