Getting Around In India

India is a large, beautiful country, filled with warm, wonderful people. From the Indian Ocean to the south, to the Himalayas in the north, it is a land of variety and rich culture. That being said, it is also a country where some of the most amusingly odd things occur on a daily basis. Here are 10 types of transportation you’ll only see in India…

Celebrities and their Super Expensive Rides!

We know that these celebrities make millions, with that kind of dough, having ultra-cool cars to flaunt their superstardom is highly justified. From reality stars to rappers, here are a few of those whose luxe choice in vehicle could allow the average person to retire, and retire very, very nicely.

Mitsubishi Cheated on Test TOO!

Mitsubishi Motors’ facility was raided by the Japanese Transport Ministry on Thursday, following the carmaker’s confession to overstating the fuel efficiency of more than half a million of its cars. The issue came to light when Nissan Motor, which markets Mitsubishi-made models, the Dayz and Dayz Roox, discovered discrepancy in test results; the other models that make up the 625,000 cars affected are Mitsubishi’s eK Wagon and eK Space. The production of these models, which were sold exclusively in Japan, has been halted.

The Evolution of Car Stereos

The car stereo that we find today – be it in cheap or luxury vehicles – has a history of over 80 years. Let’s see how the stereo has evolved over the years…and you’ll feel old by the time you are done reading this.

Autonomous Software saves Car and Driver

The relentless progress of electric cars and automated driving aids have been a well discussed topic on this particular blog, and whilst the rise of the machines and how they are coming to control our lives do put some at unease, particularly when it comes to collision avoidance, there are a growing legion of fans.

Quake shuts down Japan’s Auto Production

The world watches with bated breath as Japan once again is hit with earthquakes that have, at the time of writing, killed 41 people. The first 6.2-magnitude quake struck the Kumamoto area on Thursday, followed by a second, stronger 7.0-magnitude temblor on Saturday.