Archive for February, 2017
Jeep is a favorite brand of off-roaders, outdoors enthusiasts and watercraft haulers for good reason. Every Jeep vehicle offers a winning combination of affordability, capability and rugged appeal. There are six Jeep vehicles to choose from. Continue reading ‘The Jeep Lineup’ »
Car seats are an important aspect of any vehicle. You need them to be comfortable and appropriate for your lifestyle. But how do you choose? First, know your options.
Nylon: Nylon is a durable, woven fabric that comes in many colors and textures. It repels liquids well but can be stained. Woven Nylon tends to hold dirt well. It’s not the best car seat material if you want a clean look or tend to carry a lot of dirt around on your clothes or with your pets. Nylon can have an abrasive, scratchy or scrapy effect on the skin if enough pressure is applied. “Mesh” material is usually made out of nylon. Continue reading ‘Automotive Seating Materials: Making the Choice’ » 
As little as a decade ago, car experts laughed at the idea of China producing a car that would compete with makes like Honda and Ford. Those days are over. China is now a key manufacturing partner for many auto brands and is home to several dozen native vehicle brands, some of which have been around since the 80s or even longer. Finally, a Chinese company is planning to export to the US. Continue reading ‘First Chinese Vehicles Coming to US for Sale’ »
The past three years have given birth to an array of sports cars that rank among the quickest in history. We’ve discovered that electric cars can be modified relatively easily for super-quick acceleration while, simultaneously, gas-powered vehicles have continued pushing the boundaries. Continue reading ‘New Production Cars with The Fastest 0-60 Times’ »
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