Cars For Sale Blog July Archive

US Fuel Efficiency

07/31/09 10:49

As the result of the study conducted by Michael Sivak and Omer Tsimhoni at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute in Ann Arbor they concluded that the average fuel efficiency of US vehicles has only risen by just 3 miles per gallon since the Ford Model T days and has shifted barely since 1991.

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Mark Allen promoted

In terms of design, analysts say that Jeep has the most going for it. Relative to other models in the line up, the prime directive will be to preserve and evolve the iconic look of Jeep Wrangler, a continued sales success. Crossover SUVs that would go over nothing, but wet grass does not make any sense. A Jeep should be a Jeep. Familiar with Jeep's design heritage, Mark Allen was promoted to head of Jeep design from his previous position of chief Dodge and Jeep truck design.

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2010 Chervolet Equinox: New GM's first Baby

The New GM could be rebounding its former glory with its first product to be released, the 2010 Chevrolet Equinox. This compact crossover vehicle was developed by the old company and was designed to have better fuel efficiency, value and performance over its counterpart like Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV-4.

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Buying New Cars: Getting Started

There is nothing wrong with taking advantage of opportunities. When buying a new cars online in an environment that has automakers scrambling to get your business; you, the new car shopper, have the power. Below are a few pointers for purchasing everything from the cheapest new cars to the most expensive new cars. It is all the same as long as you are informed.

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Consumer Assistance to Recycle and Save

If thinking of trading in your car, here is a chance to get some government money.

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Reasons Why Car Tire Fails

Some car owners may have taken their tires for granted, not knowing that it is the most important system in their car.

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trade in? or buy-back?

It's important to keep your self in a lemon law frame of mind. The GM company and other organizations, as such, definitely "shoot the loops" when it comes to keeping citizens from their rights. This needs to be addressed with precision and authority. If a vehicle purchased seems to have a flaw, then the company should, under the lemon law act, should reimburse the client, i.e. exchange your vehicle with a replacement or do a buy-back transaction.

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