This car is the base for the next Ford Kuga and Escape and it’s called the Vertrek. Unveiled at the 2011 Detroit autoshow, the car’s design is based on Ford’s global kinetic design philosophy.

Things Needed: Hammer Allen wrenches (depending on the car) Lug wrench Small bungee cord C-clamp Adjustable wrench (depending on the car) Preparation Everything has to be made ready before sta

The new ModelYear Cadillac SRX has not changed much in terms of styling, but the engine lineup has been tweaked a bit. GM has dropped the turbo engine from the range because it wasn’t selling well, and instead offers a new LFX V6 engine.

British customers are still waiting for May to get their hands on the new Volkswagen Amarok, a new pickup truck which introduced a no-compromise alternative with great capabilities and fuel efficiency to this segment. Volkswagen now released the final specs of the Amarok so you can review its facts

Chrysler and Jeep do not make a standard pickup version of the Wrangler.

Trendy vehicles are always popular in the aftermarket segment because they are so easy to modify, they are cheap and also because people who buy such cars usually like tinkering and fiddling with things! Ford has started a quest since a couple of years ago to grab the market from aftermarket specia

The 102 Ex is an experimental vehicle based on the Rolls-Royce Phantom, to see the possibilities of making an electric-powered Roller. Many of Rolls-Royce fans and customer base have already mocked the idea of an electric RR, but soon the car will embark on a world tour form America to the Middle E

Official pricing and options of the 2011 Chrysler 300 has been announced by company as the car is being prepared for its public debut at the upcoming Detroit auto show. The new 300 can be had as base model, Limited, Limited with Luxury Group package, 300C and 300c AWD. Pricing starts at $27,995 fr

The new E-class Mercedes Benz cabriolet amply recalls all those old Mercedes ragtops in a much better way that those two generation CLK could.

Even though it hasn’t been tested much yet, it can already be noted that what’s so unique about the 2011 Chevrolet Caprice is that, while it’s going to be available in North American markets, only police fleets will be able to use them.