Toyota is still feeling the woes of Takata! The Takata airbag recall situation has definitely gotten worse instead of better. Toyota has recalled an additional 30,000 more units worldwide due to their faulty passenger-side Takata airbags. Before this latest
Volkswagen will offer “substantial compensation” and auto buy-back deals in the US as part of a settlement of the diesel emissions scandal. Just about a year ago, US regulators found that VW autos were fitted with programming that could twist
Who Failed Worse This Year, Volkswagen or Chipotle Mexican Grill? Some cars out in the market are not as reliable as you might think and not for the reasons you might think either. According to a company that tracks daily consumer perception
US automaker Ford is pushing ahead with arrangements to move some production to Mexico regardless of the threats made by President-elect Donald Trump to force strong tariffs. Ford CEO Mark Fields said it was “going ahead” with its arrangement to
Apple has finally released their date to build an electric car and they will be available for shipping in the year 2019. This is extremely exciting news for anyone who loves apple products. Of course this product is much bigger than any
If you’re about to ship your car across town or across the country, there are a few tips that you need to know in order to get the best deal. The first thing you need to do is find a
This is a follow-up to an earlier article I wrote on the Japanese air bag manufacturer, Takata Corp. After several years of complaints and recalls, they have managed to fall even deeper into hot water due to their continuous disaster
Yes it is true! This means that Toyota is working diligently to use hydrogen in their cars instead of the general use of gasoline. They have created the Mirai auto which is a four-door family sedans at a cost of $62,000.
How is that even possible? When Consumer Reports magazine did an evaluation of Tesla Motors latest car, the battery-powered Model S scored 103 points out of 100 possible points. The combination of power and efficiency was so off-the-chart that the
The Australian Automobile Association-charged research discovered vehicle fuel utilization was by and large 25% higher than asserted on the government-ordered fuel utilization label showed on every new vehicle. Also, in some cases, the utilization was 60% over the fuel utilization
