Thursday, December 9, 2010

New Cars Mercedes Benz CLS 63 AMG 2009

Silver and Cool Car Mercedes Benz CLS 63 AMG

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Monday, December 6, 2010

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Saturday, December 4, 2010

2001 Hyundai HCD 6 Concept

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Brazil Found To Be World Leader In Production Of Biofuel

 Research and Markets has just recently announced that they had added a new entry to their collection of studies. This new one shows off that Brazil has been found out to be quite a leader in the world production of biofuel, especially biodiesel. They have given the title "Biofuel Market Worldwide (2006)" for their new offer to the public.

This new report holds information that has been updated and with information recently gathered. Readers could also find a very detailed overview on the status of the worldwide market of biofuel.

Biodiesel is a form of biofuel. In fact, this could actually replace diesel. However, this one comes from natural and biological supplies. Because of such a nature, biodiesel can be used readily in most vehicles holding engines that run on diesel. With the newest technologies and upgrades in science, biodiesel can be easily distributed throughout the world. In fact, biodiesel is becoming one of the major sources of fuel for vehicle. This could be a solution to the whole gas price problem for it can be produced right in the comforts of your own home.






In the new report from Research and Markets, you can find the trends that are emerging when it comes to biofuel. The organization has even provided forecasts on the use and popularity of this alternative fuel source.

At present, Brazil has been found out to be the leading producer of bio-ethanol. In fact, it produces almost half of the total amount of bio-ethanol in the whole globe. The United States ranks second in the production of such a fuel. Research and Markets predicts that with the capacity and technologies that the United States has, the country is more likely to match Brazil's production soon enough.

Ford Crown Victoria: Change Is Good

One of the most well known names in autodom is poised to get its first major overhaul in nearly thirty years. Ford's Crown Victoria, introduced in 1979, has had only minor changes since its introduction, but a new plan by Ford to overhaul the crown jewel of its fleet is apparently in the offing. Thanks to government assistance – Australian to be exact – the new Crown Victoria will be a clean break from the current model and will help to spawn additional models for siblings Mercury and Lincoln. Yes, you may not have considered a Crown Victoria up to this point, but the coming new "Crown Vic" may just change your mind about that.

You have to go back all the way to the late 1970s to when "downsizing" was a term used by the auto industry to describe a shell game where large cars were dropped down a notch in size to sit on a platform slightly smaller than the previous model. Indeed, throughout the 1970s Ford's full size offerings the LTD/Galaxie 500 were huge beasts of burden. By the time the then new Galaxie 500 Crown Victoria was released at the end of the decade, Ford was playing catch up to General Motors who had earlier mastered the whole downsizing strategy.

Initially, the Crown Victoria had a broad appeal for drivers wanting a big car with all of the trappings. As time went buy the car grew less and less desirable as consumer tastes changed, but the Crown Victoria's style did not. As a pursuit, government, or fleet vehicle the Crown Victoria has done very well, but Ford has only made modest improvements to the car over the years. Indeed, America's #2 automaker has invested heavily in trucks, vans, SUVS and select cars, but the Crown Victoria quickly began to show its age. Today's model is terribly outdated and it hasn't had a thorough refreshing in more than a decade, so an overhaul is warranted.

Ford's impetus for change is coming from an unlikely source: a foreign government. According to news sources, Ford's Australian operation has received a $1.4 billion grant from Australia to build a production and research facility that will be used to design and build several new models. One of the Australian cars slated to benefit from this move will be the Ford Falcon, a full sized car that will become the basis of the all-new Crown Victoria.

While some have theorized that the new Crown Victoria will be built in Australia and imported to the U.S., this is unlikely to happen. Instead, Ford will expand the Falcon's production to at least one U.S. plant, make some technical refinements, and sell the car as a Crown Victoria. It will be targeted to police departments and fleet buyers primarily with some residual sales for personal buyers. In addition, the Crown Victoria will spawn a new Mercury Gran Marquis while a slightly stretched and much more elegant version of the car will become the replacement for the current Lincoln Town Car.

Yes, the Crown Victoria is well past its useful age. Thanks to some help from down under, the 2010 model should be a refreshing change. At least Ford hopes you will think so.