The original Citroen 2CV was the Ford Model T and the Volkswagen Beetle of France. In it's over forty years of continuous production, it put France on wheels and stuck around long enough to be an icon for the starving artist. The frugal car was nothing more than basic. The diminutive two-cylinder engine (ranging from 375 cc to 602 cc.) never made more than 29 horsepower in its lifetime. It is the kind of icon that is loved by designers, but ignored by drivers. With the advent of (...)

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Hello, I am a Tech Specialist in a MNC in Noida and a great byke lover, I am riding since the age of 9 and I am 29 today. I have completed 4000 Kms on R15 and using it since a month. I totally agree that when I first made up my mind to go for it, I thought it must be a something more powerful (when it comes to pickup). But I would really say that its far more better than any other Indian Bike in the market. Having used both Karizma and Pulsar . And I will like to share my outlook; 1. I have (...)

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NEW YORK - General Motors Corp. said Friday it is extending its employee discount program to a wider group of non-employees in an effort to boost sales in a weak automotive sales environment. GM will allow employees to offer the discount to any one person through July 31. Employee discounts are normally limited to employees and their immediate family but not anymore. General Motors Corp.'s (GM) global sales fell for the second straight quarter as sinking U.S. sales more than offset growth (...)

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Porsche has won the Transsyberia Rally for the third time, The Porsche Cayenne S Transsyberia proved to be very strong once again by team France slightly modified Cayenne S Transsyberia edition. The winning team made up Christian Lavieille and Francois Borsotto, who put hell of a fight to win over second place winner Team Spain. At the finish in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Christian Lavieille said: “We are so happy to have won such an extremely tough rally. Right from the start the Transsyberia (...)

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Here are the most important news of this week: Audi TTS by H&R 2010 Chevrolet Camaro Porsche Cayenne 2 Honda OSM Ford Fiesta ECOnetic Land Rover ERAD Hybrid Lotus Evora Renault Megane R26.R TECHART G

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It's small, it's cheap, and now it may carry a Fiat badge. The Italian auto conglomerate may sell Tata's ultra-low price Nano outside of the car's home market in India. The partnership would likely be forged because Fiat's strong international distribution, and Tata's desire to keep the Nano's price low through more sales. Both parties have shown interest in the idea, but it's not a done deal yet. Fiat Chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo said the company was in talks with Tata about making (...)

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Funniest motorcycle crash by two arabs. These two should have never been on a motorcycle in the first place and if they are smart (something that doesn't emerge from this video) they'll be staying away from motorcycles as long as they live. And if not, you'll be seeing them on our site…hopefully!

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People are always trying to find a way to achieve some fame and here we found quite a strange way to become “famous”. Ryan Mickle, just a normal guy from the USA, bought in 2006 a Range Rover Sport for just $60,000, not for daily use but for trips. Now he decided that it is more important to be environment oriented and so he wants to destroy the car. He even opened a dedicated website, “OneFewer” where he makes a lot of buzz and people can actually choose what should happen to his car. But (...)

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To help all those who are affected by tough economic times, Lexus is lowering car prices. OH WAIT, THAT'S BACKWARDS, LEXUS IS RAISING PRICES. For 2009, the SC 430, LX 570, GX 470 and the RX 400h, will all have price increases. You can probably blame tough economic times or blame a weak dollar. But the truth is, if your shopping for a Lexus, these increases (all under 1.5 percent) are not fun, but they shouldn't stop you from taking home Toyota's premium brand. The 2009 SC430 will be (...)

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Are you living in a Manhattan Penthouse on the Upper East Side, wondering what to do this weekend? Wishing you could take out your Enzo without loosing it in a pothole? Well you're in luck! For the small price of $125,000 (plus $7,500 yearly dues) you can join the Monticello Motor Club. You will gain access to a 4.1-mile professional-grade racetrack that is located just 90 miles from Manhattan. But it is by invitation only, just like your golf course. A $50 million investment has (...)

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