Monthly Archives: August 2010

It’s obvious that caravans are again cool. The Caravan Club statistics confirm it; last month they had more new members than ever. Although it’s usual to have 5,600 new members, last month there were 7,210. This is a record for … Continue reading →

Men are the major car buyers in the United States. They buy about 63% of all new vehicles sold. And while men tease women about being emotional, impractical, and intuitive, these roles are often exchanged in the purchase of automobiles. … Continue reading →

The stock A4 is a good-looking car – the new one even more so. It does the job it’s designed for, and stylishly too. The shortened front body overhang makes it look purposeful, while the longer bonnet and wheelbase lend … Continue reading →

Volkswagen Fox – it’s made out of pineapples don’t you know? I’ve reviewed so many cars over the past six months or so, that I may have been guilty of getting used to the thrills and spills of driving fast … Continue reading →

Mahindra & Mahindra unveils its most eagerly awaited Xylo in the Indian car market. This new car is a perfect amalgam of comfort, luxury, and performance. The tough and rugged Xylo is known to bring a serious threat to the … Continue reading →

Set aside your £20,935. That is, if you want to own the newest version of the Land Rover Freelander 2. This is the priced that was given out and announced by the brand just recently and the company further informed … Continue reading →

The all-new third-generation LX features more technological advancements that provide additional power, safety, roominess, both on- and off-road capability, and most importantly, luxury. Vice President and General Manager, Bob Carter, of Lexus Division Group said the all-new LX 570 is … Continue reading →

2007 is such an amazing year for Volkswagen not only because its CrossPolo and CrossGolf are doing well in terms of sales, but also because their sporty all-rounder version of the Touran is likewise revving up orders. As a matter … Continue reading →