Porsche GT3 And Chevrolet SS Spontaneously Combust
Cars are bursting into flames again, and this time they are not Teslas. MAC reports on the spontaneous combustions.
Cars are bursting into flames again, and this time they are not Teslas. MAC reports on the spontaneous combustions.
Guest writer, SUE, finds another useful feature in the oddly named, Kuga.
For years, Jeremy Clarkson of the famed BBC hit series Top Gear has bemoaned the quality and sophistication of American muscle cars, claiming that whilst Americans can build jet fighters and space shuttles, they should leave the design and manufacturing of cars to others (read a great Clarkson rant at Clarkson on: the Corvette).
For years now, the way to get around in Cambodia were ‘tuk-tuks’ and ‘motor-dups’; the first is a rickshaw hooked up to a motorbike, the second is a motorbike taxi that you could hop on for a lift to your destination. More than a decade ago, in 2011, there was an attempt to introduce a public bus system, which was met with indifference. After a short trial, the idea was scrapped.
When there are no rules, everything seems perfect because there is no yardstick to determine between right and wrong; when rules are established, flaws and weakness will be uncovered and ugliness is placed under the limelight.
The final death knell for the Aussie car industry has been struck by Toyota after they announced the cessation of vehicle production by 2017 in Australia, ending 50 years of local production.