Mercedes-Benz will recall an abundance of vehicles, all for the same reason. Due to a faulty fuel filter flange, it may crack, which would cause a fuel leak that may result in a possible fire. Cars affected by the recall involve the: GLK350, C300, CL550, CL63, E350, S400, S50, and S63 models built between April 18,2011 and July 12, 2011.
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Almost 30 years ago, when Chrysler first started their modern minivan segment, it was expected that their vehicles would be quite modern. Since the audio cassette player was the most high-tech equipment during late 1983 when the minivan made its first appearance, Chrysler was forced to focus offering superior space and ergonomics few other vehicles replicated at the time.
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Jaguar made the final decision that making the C-X75 hyper car is not worth the hassle after all. As Jaguar was putting together the first prototype, the car was entering a critical phase in its development, but before the engineers finished, the hammer was thrown down to pull the plug.
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As drivers struggle to remember how to drive in wet, slick conditions, the first snowfall of the year has proven to be one of the most dangerous times to be on the road. Although we haven’t had to worry too much about this yet, it is never too early to start getting prepared for driving on the slick stuff.
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With a multi-billion dollar investment secured (which is one of Sweden’s largest industrial investments), Volvo will be developing two projects called SPA (Scalable Product Architecture) and VEA (Volvo Engine Architecture).
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The new specially-made Popemobile was recently delivered to Rome, straight to Pope Benedict XVI himself. On hand to personally deliver the special vehicle to the head of the Catholics Church at the Vatican was Daimler AG chairman as well as Mercedes-Benz Cars Head, Dr. Zetsche.
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The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) and its trainers has taught three dogs in New Zealand how to drive a car in hopes of demonstrating the intelligence of rescued dogs.
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What do Bill Gates, the Pope Tesla CEO Elon Musk, and Toyota boss Akio Toyoda have in common? The all have been named to the Forbes magazine list of the world’s 71 most powerful people. With a total of 7.1 billion people living on this planet, Forbes says its list is of the 71 who matter, which averages one person for every 100 million. Of all the political, religious, and business leaders on this list, Musk and Toyoda are the only two that are head of car companies.
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