Oh yeah it can.
We are constantly combing YouTube for good videos, and this one is among the best.
Although we believe that firemen should have better things to do, the results of this little ‘roadtest’ are too cool for words.
In the interest of making cars online as easy and helpful as possible, Cars.com has launched it’s new video player to the public.
As they built this feature, Cars.com previewed their videos on YouTube, to gain interest and to ensure the information was available to consumers as soon as possible.
Their videos are thorough, giving loads of information, driving shots, demonstrations and even options for each vehicle. Although viewers are forced to watch an advertisement at the start, that is a small price to pay for the quality information the videos contain.
Time Magazine tackled a monumental task by narrowing down the worst of the worst vehicles ever made. They compiled a list of 50 Worst cars of all time broken down by the years they were produced.
Here is the fourth installation of articles targeting the bottom feeders of the automotive world.
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The King Midget came from the minds of two friends Claud Dry and Dale Orcutt in Athens, Ohio. Having served together in the Civil Air Patrol, Claud and Dale decided the world needed an affordable utility vehicle for the masses.
Lets face it, if BMW made it you know it is safe, and stylish. In fact, what kid wouldn’t want to be the first one on the block with a Sauber F1 car seat?
In addition to a stylish look and supreme safety, the BMW Sauber car seat is also built for comfort and proper fit.
This is a car seat that will grow with your child, and is built to hold weight classes II and III (roughly 3 1/2 to 12 years of age, or from 33-79 pounds). Chances are this snazzy seat will fall out of style long before your child outgrows it.
Time Magazine tackled a monumental task by narrowing down the worst of the worst vehicles ever made. They compiled a list of 50 Worst cars of all time broken down by the years they were produced.
Here is the third installation of articles targeting the bottom feeders of the automotive world.
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Built just a little too advanced for it’s time, the Desoto Airflow offered steel-spaceframe construction, light weight and close to perfect front-rear weight distribution. For some reason the American public weren’t quite on it’s timeline.
The DMV wants to help you save a life, or two, or even ten. Their organ donor program is easy and makes sense. All you have to do is go to the California DMV website and sign up. (If you don’t drive in California, check out the organ donor program at your local DMV)
The California DMV offers an online form that is quick and if you have your drivers license number memorized, you don’t even have to open your wallet to fill it out.
You can control what you donate, or you can give it all away and help as many people as possible.
Time Magazine tackled a monumental task by narrowing down the worst of the worst vehicles ever made. They compiled a list of 50 Worst cars of all time broken down by the years they were produced.
Here is the second installation of articles targeting the bottom feeders of the automotive world.
Image from Time
Imagine a motorcycle painted red like a fire engine, powered by a V8, driven on 37 inch wood wheels, weighing in at 3,200 pounds.
Now imagine that as you slow and the Autogo becomes harder to balance, training wheels could be lowered for enhanced stability.
Time Magazine tackled a monumental task by narrowing down the worst of the worst vehicles ever made. They compiled a list of 50 Worst cars of all time broken down by the years they were produced.
Here is the first installation of articles targeting the bottom feeders of the automotive world.
Image from Time
Invented by Uriah Smith in Michigan, this contraption is as silly as it’s name would have you think.
Smith designed a motorized buggy with a wooden horse head attached to the front in the hopes of making it more ‘horse-friendly’.
Of all of the car sites worth checking out to learn about different vehicles KBB is on the ‘yes’ list.
Have questions about buying or selling a vehicle? Or are you just curious about all things automotive?
The advice section of the Kelley Blue Book website offers a whole range of helpful information.
It is no secret that KBB has been in the business for a long time. The story of Les Kelley is both interesting and inspiring.
Their history and experience in the automotive industry means that the information they provide will always be worth a read.
When it comes to cars, you don’t necessarily want to buy the same thing that all of your neighbors are driving. Here we’ve compiled a list of the best selling cars ever.
With this list you can either avoid what everyone else has, or use consumer trends to gauge the car you want to buy.
Either way, here are some of the best selling cars ever:
For the past 40 years Toyota has been building the Corolla. Nine generations and 35 million vehicles later, the Corolla is one of the most popular vehicles in the world.