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Congress Agenda Suggests, Promote Hybrid Vehicles
Turning to the environmental issues, the voiceless green vehicles gained considerable respect and popularity in the United States, but at the same time it has imposed threat to the blind people, who come out of their house to breath and experience the freshness of the air.
Good news now! The silence of green vehicles will soon become a past-tense as the bill 379-30 has already been passed by the house, after the blind pedestrian’s advocate raised their concern for the pedestrians’ safety, who uses sound cues for traveling on the roads, and the quiet purr of the green cars were imposing them high risk. Continue reading
Chevy Volt, Green Car of the Year 2011
After touching the bankruptcy threshold, General Motors has made a splendid come back in this decade winning 3 awards including Car Of The Year Award at Detroit Auto Show, 2011.
Suffering from bad times in last decade, General Motors’ centerpiece Chevy Volt, bagged the Green Car of the Year Award, Motor Trend Magazine’s Car Of The Year Award and the reputed Car Of The Year Award at 2011 Detroit auto show; competing and leaving behind Korean Hyundai Motor and Japan’s Nissan Motor. Continue reading
Hyundai stops building disposable cars: Isn’t it an environmental burden?
We were lucky to get an opportunity to buy cheap cars and chuck them, when they were broken. Thanks to Hyundai, for developing disposable cars earlier, now, no more!
The renowned disposable car specialist, Hyundai, assembled and in designed splendid cars that impressed many buyers. Their cars were much appreciated by many car reviewers and survey agencies for their quality and price. This Korean automaker has recorded the highest sales in the US in last six years, even during the recession. In 2010, they sold 530,000 cars in US. They are creating more excitement in the sales market day by day. Continue reading