Is The Water Car A Dream? – Gas Savings Discovered February 22, 2008
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by: Andres Rodriquez
With the cost of fuel increasing, greenhouse gases, and global warming developing changes in our planets climate, a water powered car is considered a long-awaited answer to the increasing high cost of everyday life and the evironmental issues. This idea has grown to almost mythological proportions. Is it real? Is it even feasible? Unfortunately, 100% water trucks or vehicles are still in the experimental stage. While many researchers are still pounding away at it, no practical solution has yet emerged. Currently, they are way too much to manufacture and too complex to implement.
But, there are Right Now solutions. An alternative to the water powered car is using Water For Gas. To run your car on water may seem crazy for some but you should try to understand that an hydrogen powered car is less complicate than you think. It would only need a system to contain and brake water into hydrogen and oxygen and then inject these gases to a regular engine so it would run “on water”, the future is at hand.
With just some technical effort we can realistically think about converting our regular car or SUV a vehicle which uses water for gas that will allow us to spend less at gas stations that appear every morning in the news.
Take Action on how you can Right Now turn your car into a gas saving machine So You Can Run Your Car On Water. It’s easier then you think
10 Great Tips For Buying Car Tires Online February 22, 2008
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by: Timothy Rudon
Cars need tires and it is best to buy new tires. The key is to get high quality car tires at low prices. The market online and offline is filled with a huge variety of tires. Choose tires with care and get a set of tires that are most suited to your car.
The first step in buying car tires is to follow recommendations made by the car manufacturer. Unless you are an auto mechanic or formula one car racer what the manufacturer recommends as suitable tires for the car are the best choice.
1. Get all the parameters right. From the side of the tires or your car manual jot down : vehicle application; tire width; aspect ratio; radial designation; wheel diameter; load index; speed rating; DOT; ply construction; load and pressure limits; tread wear and traction ratings.
2. Be smart shop around for the best deal locally as well as online.
3. Check aspects like factory warranties and shop guarantees before paying for the tires.
4. Know which features are important and find tires that will give you safety, longevity, and peace of mind.
5. Find out if you are buying online how the tires will be delivered to you, who will mount and balance the tires. Many online sites offer tires for great rates but you will have to pay for shipping as well as for a mechanic to fit the tires. So well before buying check out the instructions on the website and find out exactly how much it will cost to get new tires fixed on the car.
6. While many recommend buying refurbished tires in the long run new tires will stand you in good stead. While you may save money on purchase the wear and tear will be quicker.
7. Most people buy all season tires but in case you live in a snow bound or very wet region you may need special car tires for specific seasons. If in doubt consult an automotive expert.
8. Check whether the tires you are considering buying are for passenger vehicles and radial. Tubeless tires are great for urban roads that are well maintained.
9. Always get the tires fitted by an expert and ensure that balancing is done. Ask about how to prevent new tire wear and tear by rotating the tires/wheels.
10. Always replace tires in pairs. It is best to replace all four but in case of budget constrains then do the needful two at a time. The front wheels first followed by the back wheels. Never replace one in the front and the other at the back.
Read up about tires on the internet. When in doubt ask the manufacturer. If you care for your car and its tires then the car will serve you well.
10 Points To Check Before Buying A Motorcycle February 22, 2008
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by: Timothy Rudon
Buying a new or used motorcycle is serious business. It needs thought and careful selection. A motorbike is sacred to many and just a vehicle to some. However no motorcycle buyer should be without a check list that will help him or her make a great selection.
10 musts before paying for a motorcycle:
1. Check it out and do so with a motorcyclist friend in tow. Check if the motorcycle is clean and straight down centerline and forks.
2. Take along a list of models and their pros and cons. Discuss the nuances with the friendly sales person.
3. Find out about gears, brakes, clutch, and all other mechanics.
4. Determine engine specifics and details of gas tank and wheels.
5. Ask about service and warranties.
6. Get details of accessories and other musts like helmets, rear view mirrors and so on.
7. Sit on a lot of bikes to get a feel of height and riding position.
8. Read up on bikes in discover Today’s Motorcycling. Get all the information on types of bikes, financing, bike care and more.
9. If you are new to motorcycles choose a light-weight bike rather than the coolest, sexiest bike that only pros can ride. New riders should aim for a four-cylinder of less than 600 cc or 75- cc for sports machines and 150cc for everyday use.
10. Ask about safety gear and budget for this too in the cost of the motorcycle. Use pants, helmet, gloves, and jacket meant for motorcycling.
All motorcyclists must consider safety and reliability. Get a valid motorcycling license and insurance too. Be wise and take a Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course see: http://www.msf-usa.org/ .
Refer to magazines like beginner Bikes magazine for recommendations on good starter bikes. According to dedicated bikers, a good choice of a motorcycle for a beginner would be Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Buell Blast.
Choose a bike that suits you and not one that looks good on the cover of a magazine. The rule of thumb is the motorcycle and its rider must fit like hand in glove. Test ride the motorcycle and get a feel. A large part of selecting a motorcycle is comfort and instinct. So choose a motorcycle with care so that you get long hours of riding as well as comfort and safety.
Never buy a bike on first sight or visit. Take your time in making a selection. Visit the many motorcycle websites on the internet and comparison shop. Find out what offline prices of motorcycles are and compare features as well as prices, service contracts, and warranties. Many people find that the best deals are available on the internet. Others feel a motorcycle must not be bought without viewing and test riding. So get all your thoughts and options in order before you make a choice.
SL 65 AMG December 24, 2007
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The world’s most powerful production roadster: the SL 65 AMG with its AMG 6.0-litre V12 biturbo engine generates an output of 450 kW (612 hp) and a peak torque of 1000 Nm. One of the main elements responsible for controlling this immense power is the asymmetrical, multiple-disc rear axle differential lock which ensures optimal traction, for example when accelerating out of a bend.
SL 55 AMG December 24, 2007
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If you want to derive even more driving pleasure from your SL, look no further than the AMG motorsport specialists. At the heart of the SL 55 AMG, the AMG 5.5-litre V8 KOMPRESSOR engine, with an output of 380 kW (517 hp) and a peak torque of 720 Nm, enables the SL 55 AMG to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.5 seconds.
(SL 55 AMG: fuel consumption combined: 13.5 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined: 324 g/km)
Future Vehicles December 24, 2007
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SLK – Class Roadster December 24, 2007
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A Muscle machine – The SLK Class
The SLK‑Class from Mercedes‑Benz attracts everyone’s gaze. The design radiates more power and energy than ever before. And anyway, top performance is its hallmark – from the AMG 5.5-litre V8 to the spaciousness to the appointments.
Future/Concept Toyota Corolla 2009 December 24, 2007
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Introducing the all-new 2009 Toyota Corolla. Designed for those who want more out of life, the Corolla comes loaded with features that will make your CPA curious what tax bracket you are
really in.
Future/Concept Toyota Matrix 2009 December 24, 2007
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The all-new 2009 Toyota Matrix is for those who choose to drive on the road off the beaten path. Which, incidentally, works out just fine considering it’s available with All-Wheel Drive
Compare Your Honda December 23, 2007
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LX-S
The Accord LX-S Coupe offers sporty styling, enthusiastic performance and great value. It’s powered by a 190-hp, 2.4 liter, i-VTEC® 4-cylinder engine, has a Drive-by-Wire™ throttle system and a double wishbone front and independent multi-link rear suspension. Its sporty-looking 17-inch alloy wheels also enhance handling, and projector-beam halogen headlights light up the night. Air conditioning with air-filtration and illuminated steering wheel-mounted audio and cruise controls add interior refinement, along with a 160-watt AM/FM/6-disc in-dash audio system. The list of standard safety features is long, including: Vehicle Stability Assist™ (VSA®) with traction control, Advanced Compatibility Engineering™ (ACE™) body structure, anti-lock braking system (ABS) , front side airbags, side curtain airbags, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), Daytime Running Lights (DRL), active front head restraints and more.
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