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Insurance companies are continuously increasing rates to cover flooding, forest fires and other natural disasters. With this said, as a consumer you have the right to affordable car insurance. But, how do you manage to avoid the high rates? Contrary to believe, there are many ways to avoid paying the high premiums charged by some […]
The Frankfurt Motor Show is one of the world’s top car events. I is held every September each year in Frankfurt. Every year the show’s exhibitors always surprise us but this year they have really outdone themselves. There are a number of trends we noticed since the beginning of the show. Electric cars In the […]
BloggerNews has learned of a towing company in Sun Valley, California, that appears to be operating outside of well-established California law. BloggerNews spoke to an individual earlier today regarding an allegedly illegal towing operation conducted against his vehicle in late July by Jon’s Towing. The company is owned by Hovig Gaboudian. Our source claims that […]
Let’s begin with full disclosure. The author of this article’s most recent book is The Tiddler Invasion: Small Motorcycles of the Sixties. The book is almost three pounds of 615 pages, 430 photographs, and 180 charts on the subject of this article. If you wish to read a lot more detail on this subject, you […]
Rising gas prices have been slowly putting dents in our pocket books. Governments, Big Business and Entrepreneurs have been hard at work trying to find an economical alternative to petroleum based vehicles, creating a hybrid vehicle movement. According to the US Department of Energy the average price per gallon of gas will remain the same […]
One week from today on November 16, the first international event will be held at the brand new Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The COTA is the first purpose-built Formula One track in the U.S., so its opening has been highly anticipated for several years. The F1 event officially begins with practice day […]
Would Jesus pack heat? An easy question you say, since Jesus told his followers to “turn the other cheek”, and this quote is often quoted by those opposing all war or violence of any sort…mainly by those living in safe suburbs and working in tenured academic jobs. Yet this article states that some pastors in […]
 When in 2002 the Benetton Formula One team morphed into Renault it was clear that what the French car giant was seeking to do was to secure brand value from the move, in return, of course, for funding. Constructors’ and Drivers’ championships in 2005 and 2006 will undoubtedly have given the brand a major […]
Tata Motors has been in news for quite a while for launch of its Nano car touted as world’s cheapest car. Costing at a base price of about $2000 (Two thousand), Nano received unprecedented interest from all over the world. The highest model costs around $3500 and is equipped with features like power window, power […]
United States automakers are engaged in a struggle to survive and, in their fight to avoid complete insolvency, are making use of drastic, even unorthodox, measures. While, in today’s economic climate, governments bailouts seem neither drastic, nor unorthodox – everybody’s doing it, or so it seems – some of the other steps the big three […]
MEMO TO: Richard Feducci, Overlord of Finance FROM: E Pluribus, Wondergod SUBJECT: Five Year International Finance Plan DATE: January 1, 2005 Happy New Year, Rich. Got some good news and some bad news. The bad news: We’re going to let the American economy crater. The good news: Everybody else’s will, too. The best news: By […]
While this may not appeal to the Hummer or Escalade crowd, the Scoot Coup certainly has some big things going for it, 70mpg for one. While it likely would not be a big seller in the ‘soccer mom’ market, it only seats two, it certainly shows some innovation. The Scoot Coup is open air, and […]
David Schussler So I’m sitting on the toilet, it’s six thirty AM, and I’m thinking about how good it is to be relieving myself of bodily toxins early in the morning. I’m going to have a good day. I’m remembering the lessons I learned while living alone in the bush and having time to understand […]
And another one after that? First of all, we should stop using the term bailout; it paints a false picture. If you’re one of those glass is half empty’ types, consider these transactions as loans against assets — and there are LOTS of assets. For us ‘glass is half full’ types these transactions are investments […]
If there is one empirical factor in determining if a movie is actually a good movie it is this: how many times did I look at my watch. If you told me I was about to sit through two hours about the lawsuit over who actually invented the intermittent windshield wiper I’d have probably asked […]
In what almost seems to be a demonstration of her frustration at certain governments’ traditional opposition to stronger government regulation in national and international economic matters (but what really is the difference between national and international these days?), German Chancellor Angela Merkel will openly go head-on with the European Commission in Brussels and continue to […]
A poignant allegory has developed between what has been happening on America’s lakes in recent years and what has been happening throughout our culture for a long time. Unless you are a recreational boater or live near one of America’s lakes, you may not be aware of the significance brought to our consciousness by these […]
The recent proliferation of $4 gasoline has brought renewed interest in economical two-wheeled transportation, particularly the latest styles of motor scooters from Japan and China. The Internet and the manufacturing boom in China are playing key roles in this new market, offering a wide variety of machines in the $1000-1700 price bracket. Small motorcycles and […]
Wally Olins, one of the most knowledgeable writers and thinkers on brand management in modern times, wrote back in 1989 in his seminal book on “Corporate Identityâ€, that “…oil companies are poor retailers.†The irony was that then, as now, the brand identities of Shell, BP or Esso were amongst the most ubiquitous in the […]
The broadcaster, writer and self-proclaimed defender of motorists’ rights Jeremy Clarkson has a Group of fans on Facebook who would like to see him as Prime Minister. It has an astonishing 300,000 members proving beyond doubt that the “Petrolhead Party†is a force in British politics. Be scared, be very, very scared. The fallacious starting […]
The price of oil is starting to take a bite out of the automakers. Oil is knocking on the dreaded door of being $150 a barrel. Even previously seemingly impervious affluent motorists have reached the end of their tether. That $5 a gallon price tag is looking more and more likely. It therefore should come […]
If a slumping economy and rising gas prices have got you down James Dyson’s new invention may put a smirk on your face. The creator of bag-less vacuum cleaners has set his sites and money on a gas-less, solar powered vehicle, according to Switched.com. The Dyson billionaire hopes to develop a lightweight electric motor that […]
One thing that unites the environmental lobby with those who oppose them is that by far the best way to help deal with the fast approaching Energy crisis in the West is to concentrate of conservation and energy efficiency. There are two ways to reduce the cost of energy – reduce the price or use […]
The quest for a usable and affordable electric car has been the quest of many companies. To date no-one seems to have quite managed. In fact some of the schemes seem to border on scams. the ZAP is a great example. They managed to not only scam the customers, but also dealerships. I am always […]
That heparin contamination that killed a few dozen folks might have been a deliberate act, not an accident…well, duh… I noted that two weeks ago… And this is on the heels of the fake protein in cat/dog food, and the lead in the kids’s toys. But in Africa and Asia, things are worse. The tainted […]
Global warming? It’s the girls’ fault. They prefer men who drive Ferraris to those who drive a tiny low power Prius. No, this is not my opinion: it is the opinion of Sir David King, a UK Scientist who advises the government of the UK in policy matters. Sir David managed to get the UK […]
By John Donovan of RoyalDutchShellPlc.com Secret documents published for the first time on the open Internet reveal that a top Executive of the Royal Dutch Shell Group gave blatantly false information when questioned by financial analysts in a presentation in New York. On Friday, February 7, 2003, Sir Philip Watts, the then Group Chairman of […]
Bringing up the subject of tougher speed limits in Germany is a lot like suggesting more stringent gun control in the United States. A polarizing issue par excellence, speedy German people react almost as emotionally to the first suggestion as heavily-armed American people do to the second. Just ask that little old lady in the wheelchair. […]
Germans just have this thing with the autobahn. They really do. For young and old alike it’s a no-win situation really, whenever they start discussing it that is (although driving on them can also be a big pain in the autobahn, too). Just ask Eva Herman. She recently used the A-word directly after using the […]
By John Donovan of RoyalDutchShellPlc.com 5 October 2007 On 22 September 2007, The Times newspaper reported: “Since the 1990s, Royal Dutch Shell has been at war with a family who registered a website, royaldutchshellplc.com. The Donovan family, led by 90-year-old Burma veteran Alfred…†http://royaldutchshellplc.com/2007/09/21/the-times-martin-waller-city-diary/ Alfred Donovan is the father of the author of this article. The […]
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