2015 Ford F-150 to Debut at 2013 Detroit Auto Show – Lighter, More MPG
Several sources are a buzz this week with rumors that Ford is planning to upstage GM by bringing a prototype of the 2015 Ford F-150 to the 2013 Detroit Auto Show. The battle for pickup sales just got ratcheted up.
In an effort to upstage GM, Ford is said to be bringing its 2015 Ford F-150 to the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
How To Choose The Best Brake Pads
Choosing the right brake pads for your vehicle can be a challenge. There are numerous types of pads available – organic, semi-metallic, and ceramic – and lots of companies that sell them. Everyone – from your local dealership to your local oil change shop – sells some sort of brake pad that promises to do the job of stopping your car, but which is right for your vehicle?
What brake pads should you buy? Are OEM pads always best, or are after-market pads basically the same?
Before you buy a set of replacement pads, here are some important things to consider and a look at the most popular brake pad options. Read more…
2014 Chevy Silverado Unveiled – Heartbeat or Deadbeat?
Now that the all-new 2014 Chevy Silverado has been unveiled, critics and fans are asking the same question. Does it have enough changes to re-engage Chevy truck buyers? Could this be the truck that ultimately brings Chevy back into the full-size truck discussion? You be the judge.
The new Chevy Silverado is “more muscular, more functional and more aerodynamic” according to Chevy. Will it wow customers?
No More Whiplash, Rear End Collisions – Super Bumper
We have all been there. Sitting at a stoplight, hoping the vehicle behind us stops and spending far too much time staring at the rear-view window instead of the road ahead. We found this seemingly, simple invention that just might changes things. They call it a Super Bumper.
Aribitor Rules that UAW Workers Can Drink and Smoke Pot Without Fear
A shocking news story a few years ago showed Chrysler workers drinking and smoking pot on their lunch break. They were suspended indefinitely at the time. Now a labor arbiter has ruled that they can get their jobs back. Huh?
