Honda, the maker of highly efficient petrol powered engines, is quite skeptical about electric cars being the future of the automobile The president of the Honda Research & Development unit, Tomohiko Kawanabe, stated that the lack the confidence in electric vehicle technology and that it is questionable that consumers will "accept the annoyances of limited driving range and having to spend time charging them"

Time flies when you're having fun and befor you know it, another Grand Prix race has come and gone This time, Lewis Hamilton driving for McLaren-Mercedes claimed victory at the Turkish Formula 1 Grand Prix held at Istanbul last weekend

Nowadays it is either Hybrids or Diesels and Volkswagen, our friendly neighborhood car manufacturer, has taken economy and the meaning of green a small step further by launching the latest Polo Bluemotion TDI The small step taken is the fact that it has chopped off one cylinder from the four cylinder diesel and it is only 1

Did you know that it basically took Audi 1265 million years to finally agree with everyone alive that having a tall 4,6 or 8 cylinder engine set up high and way in front of the front axle does not do wonders to the handling of their front wheel drive sedans

So with major concern towards the environment, changes are happening to the motoring public The promotion of hybrid cars, electric cars, fuel efficient petrol and diesel cars as well as eco-friendly supercars

We've all been reading or have heard about the not really important fact that Hummer, the non-military version, is closing its doors for good The very famous military based SUV used by movie-stars, rap artists as well as people who have a lot of money but little taste is wrapping up all production and will close its doors forever, hopefully

Almost nothing truly British are sacred nowadays If you entered a restaurant in the UK you may encounter a Polish immigrant baking those scones and macaroons

The future of motor racing's so quiet I gotta use loud speakers Yes

Sometimes a car manufacturer does not only do motor shows in order to showcase its capabilities and cars It does other types of trade shows too

Yes, things are much better this time around in Melbourne, Australia The Quantas Australia Formula 1 Grand Prix 2010 saw Jenson Button of McLaren Mercedes taking the chequered flag, Robert Kubica of Renault taking second and Ferrari's Phillipe Massa coming in third