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Mazda MINAGI Concept
Mazda Motor Corporation will be showcasing its compact crossover SUV concept car at the upcoming 2011 Geneva motor show from March 1. The new Mazda MINAGI concept will be using Mazda’s new SKYACTIV technologies and its new design theme, KODO . It is rumored that this might just be the future Mazda CX-5. The MINAGI concept is the forerunner to the Mazda’s next-generation products.
The SKYACTIV technologies is a combination of engine, transmission, body and chassis technology to achieve the driving pleasure and outstanding environmental & safety performance. KODO which Mazda describe as “Soul of Motion” will be the direction of Mazda’s future releases.
Can NGV totally replace Petrol?
NGV or known as Natural Gas Vehicle is a good alternative solution for the car owner who really frustrated with the petrol prices hikes and it is a burden for those who travel a lot and for those who want to save the earth. If you really count the total of petrol that your car consumes every day, you may find out that you spend more just to pay for the petrol.
Driver Airbags Compulsory for Passenger Cars (except 4X4) from 2012 !!!
Imagine every car with an airbag at the driver side
Our very own national automakers Proton and Perodua had signed an agreement to produce passenger cars with at least one airbag by 2012. This means Proton and Perodua’s most basic model, which is Saga and Viva respectively, will have at least a driver airbag in the future. Great move for safety!
Honda Jazz Spec V – Test Driven
When the first generation 1.4 Honda Jazz/ Fit was brought in back in 2003, little did anyone know that it would be one of the best trendy looking cars in the coming years. The 1.4 variant was later replaced by a fuel sipping 1.5 i-DSI and a ‘performance’ driven 1.5 VTEC version, both mated to a CVT transmission.
Test drive
With even more cash nowadays are being used up on cars, it is necessary that you take every safety measure you are able to when coming to pay money for your next car. And still the majority individuals do not do it because they think it is not necessary. The best method of keeping away from all this is to know how the best way to bring an auto for a test drive.
Hyundai Santa Fe – Test Driven
Like it or not the Koreans have been churning a lot of tasteful vehicles for the past couple of years. The Kia Forte and Hyundai Sonata are just the beginning of a new wave of Japanese alternatives made available with very attractive prices and service packages. Now, there is an updated Santa Fe in the SUV playfield.
Mini cooper
Honestly, it astonishes that right now there are a lot of people interested in purchasing a mini cooper. Well, there are many benefits by paying money for this car. For example, the owner will be able to fit in the few and precious parking spaces in the urban because it can park in spaces where no other car can fit.
Power Hunger : G Power BMW M3 GTS
As though the Standard M3 giving out about 450 horses is not enough, these guys at G Power will be adding another 200+ horses into the hood of this M3 !!!
Gordon Murray’s T.25 city car !
Above is the Gordon Murray’s T.25 city car, which is quite like a Smart ForTwo but with 3 seats opposed to the 2 seats in the latter. T.25 has a F1 seating style for the driver who will sit at the centre of the cockpit while 2 passengers will sit on the left and right side at the back.
Save petrol tips
Petrol prices are increasing again, meaning that its moment to be smart with your petrol use.
1. Drive Consistently.
In most situations the number one tip you hear is to drive gradually. While driving gradually does help, there are several examples where that is not the best way of battle. For instance, if you are a speed person, probabilities are you will impulsively wish to go faster than you are aiming to. In this situation, you will finish up speeding up and slowing down more frequently, which will makes you to make use of more petrol. The best way is to drive a steady speed. Stop and get going smoothly, and you will be save your petrol.
2. Pump the air
Have low pressure in your tires can in fact make your petrol financial system worse, and means your tires will wear in a different way. Make sure your tire pressure every few weeks to make sure it’s at the good level.
3. Let in the air.
While several people do not know it, with your air conditioning on, it can lower your fuel economy. As a substitute, choose to roll down your windows. This will let you to get hold of some fresh air, and will as well save your gas!
4. Keep it clean.
Maintaining your car hygienic will let it to be smoother. Reflect about it – which would be smoother for air to move in the car, the properly waxed car or the one full of mud and dirt?
5. Downsize
If you are searching at obtaining a new car, thinks about your requirements. While you might need to fetch your children around, but they are all grown up and have their own car. Perhaps a Kelisa or Myvi would suit your needs just too.
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