Amp Up Your Import’s Power

Amp Up Your Import’s Power

When you drive an import car, it's easy to put the pedal to the metal and zoom down the highway. This is largely due to your import car's powerful engine. But if you're not satisfied and you want to push the engine's power output a little bit higher, what you need to do is simple. The trick is to equip your import car's engine with an air management system.

Think Twice Before You Modify

Think Twice Before You Modify

Sure, modifying your import car can mean added power and fierce looks. But you have to remember that In every change you make in your vehicle disturbs a harmonious balance. Is your pocket ready for the costs of changing your vehicle's engine and aesthetic setup? Are you willing to put in the hard work and effort needed to properly modify your vehicle?

Audi expands its horizons in the South East Asian market

Audi expands its horizons in the South East Asian market

In cooperation with the Automotive Asia group, German automake Audi recently opened its first dealership in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Through Automotive Asia, Audi's exclusive importer in Vietnam, Vietnamese drivers will soon be able to experience Audi's luxury vehicles, such as the Audi A8 4.2L TFSI and the Audi Q7 4.2L TFSI. By next year, Audi plans to include the Audi A6, the Audi Q5, and the Audi A4 in the model range available to Vietnamese motorists.

Moms are the new clients of Nissan

Moms are the new clients of Nissan

11 December 2010

 Blogs and moms—theses are part of Nissan’s campaign to introduce its new minivan, Quest. Nissan North America Inc. invited established Mommy Bloggers or “website parenting columnists” to test drive the new Quest minivan and write about “what they think of the vehicle”, as Automotive News reported. According to the report, the automaker thinks that bloggers spreading [...]

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Lamborghini LP 837 spotted

Lamborghini LP 837 spotted

10 December 2010

Even in its development stage, a Lamborghini never fails to impress. Autoweek reports that the new Lamborghini LP 837 will be the replacement for Murcielago. According to the report, a shadowy camouflaged prototype was spotted and some of its specifications are revealed. The article says, “It uses a 700-hp, 509 lb-ft, dry-sump V12 and loads of [...]

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Honda Elements’ features can’t save it

Honda Elements’ features can’t save it

04 December 2010

Honda targeted younger buyers who have active lifestyles with the easy to maintain interiors. The model features a floor covering with rubber material that is easy to wash and car seats with durable fabric. But instead, Honda discovered that the Element is more appealing to buyers who had finished raising families. Even with these features, the [...]

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Former BMW and Ferrari executives now with Lotus

Former BMW and Ferrari executives now with Lotus

03 December 2010

Lotus Cars welcome Karl-Heinz Kalbfell and Guillaume Chabin formerly of BMW and Ferrari respectively, to its management group. Kalbfell will be tasked to advise Lotus CEO Dany Bahar while giving operational support at England headquarters of Lotus. In a report by Autoweek.com, Kalbfell said, “It’s not often that you get the opportunity to work with such an [...]

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DIY repair: change cabin air filter

02 December 2009

With auto maintenance costs going up, sometimes you’re better off tinkering with your car on your own. DIY repair and maintenance can save you a lot of money. That way, not only do you get to keep the bucks in your wallet, but you also expand your knowledge about your car. The cabin air filter [...]

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Volvo XC60 tops Euro NCAP crash tests

Volvo XC60 tops Euro NCAP crash tests

24 November 2009

With Volvo's legacy of producing safe, solid cars for the market, it's really no surpise that the Euro NCAP (European New Car Assessment Programme) gave the Volvo XC60 top marks.

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