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Recall: 1990-1992 Daihatsu Rocky has check valve issues
Filed under: Budget , SUV , Recalls , Off-Road , South Korea , Daihatsu Stop the presses! While the rest of the world has been yanking its hair out over that little dustup at Toyota , some actual recall news has been slipping through the cracks.
Continue reading...AmD Milltek Racing brings the Volkswagen Golf back to the British Touring Car Championship
19. March 2010
Filed under: Motorsports , Hatchback , Volkswagen , UK , Racing AmD Milltek Racing Volkswagen Golf touring car - Click above for image gallery Touring car racing is big business overseas. Think of it as European stock cars and you've got an idea of the fan base.
Continue reading...Report: Mitsubishi ASX obliterates first month sales goal in Japan
18. March 2010
Filed under: New York Auto Show , Japan , Crossover , Mitsubishi 2011 Mitsubishi ASX/Outlander Sport - Click above for high-res image gallery What's popular in the Japanese home market isn't always an indicator of worldwide success; check out their obsession with dogs , for instance. On the other hand, the reason Mitsubishi's ASX has pulled down three-and-a-half times the automaker's hoped-for monthly sales in its first four weeks on the market is probably not related to quirkiness
Continue reading...Valentin Technologies releases teaser images of 170-mpg IngoCar
18. March 2010
Filed under: Hybrid , Wagon , Hatchback , Specialty , Design/Style Valentin Technologies IngoCar - Click above for high-res image gallery Interested in a five-seat, four-door, sportwagen that "is brimming with innovation" and was designed in Elm Grove, WI? How about if the car were to get 170 miles per gallon? Yeah, that got our attention, too
Continue reading...Report: Nissan Leaf priced at U.S. $38,500+ in Japan
17. March 2010
Filed under: Concept Cars , Japan , Nissan , Electric Nissan Leaf - Click above for high-res image gallery Interest in, and " pre-orders" for , the Nissan Leaf remains high, but a report from the Japanese newspaper the Mainichi Shimbun might put a damper on things. Apparently, the price for the all-electric car in Japan will be somewhere between 3.5 million and 4 million yen, which is about $38,667 to $44,191 U.S. at today's exchange rates.
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20. March 2010
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