If Chrysler had worked this hard all along, they wouldn't be where they are today. The company, dependent on federal loans for its slim hope of staying alive another six months, used the Detroit Auto Show yesterday to unveil a stunning midsize electric sedan, the 200C. Jalopnik calls it "shockingly attractive," and comments, "Of all the Chrysler products revealed at the show, this is the most likely to reach production." …
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Good Morning, was just wondering if you all where interested in purchasing some brand new Rims and Tires for Chevy Tahoe or Suburban, live in Kirby and just bought brand new tires and rims for my old truck and wanted to keep them and they went ahead and gave them to me but of course they didnt want to give me deal on the tires that where already on the truck so kept them, they are worth 3600 and Ill take 2600 and lose 1000 or good offer, so thought maybe you all would like
An internet-based rumor emerged overnight, claiming that General Motors is preparing to halt or delay the development of its highly-touted Chevy Volt plug-in hybrid car. This morning, multiple sources are claiming there is no truth to the report, and General Motors is working hare to control the damage. The original report showed up on the auto enthusiast site Jalopnik. The site published a tip from a reader that read, “My …
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2009 chevy CORVETTE STYLING | [9 out of 10] ConsumerGuide: “Available navigation system includes, but doesn’t complicate, audio functions” Edmunds: “Z06 and ZR1 look too much like the standard Corvette” Kelley Blue Book: “Overall look is less boy-racer and more sophisticated sports car” It’s hard to find a more iconic American …
Just one day after reports that Chrysler was preparing a competitor for the Chevy Volt, the company sucked the air out of the automotive press with a highly unusual move this morning. The imperiled Detroit automaker, long thought to be behind its rivals in developing fuel-efficient cars, used an appearance on CNBC to unveil four new electric vehicles that had been developed, according to CEO Bob Nardelli, “in relative secrecy.” …
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