In the midst of Tokyo Auto Show anticipation, Nissan has announced their intention to bring the Micra (also called the March) to the U.S. Never heard of it? We’re not totally surprised. While this sub-compact car (it’s nearly two feet shorter than the Versa) has been available in many markets for years – including [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Green'
Nissan’s Next-Generation Micra Coming to U.S.
October 20th, 2009 · No Comments
EPA to Address Fuel Economy Claims for Electric Cars
October 1st, 2009 · No Comments
General Motors has been campaigning hard to promote its 230 mpg Chevrolet Volt. And Nissan has claimed its Leaf will get a whopping 367 mpg. While they aren’t exactly lying, electric cars don’t use any gas at all, which means they can’t technically get any miles to the gallon. The mpg numbers just don’t [...]
Tuner Toyota Prius
September 29th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Well, sort of. This may be the most eco-friendly mod job we’ve seen. Not one of the engine components have changed on this Toyota Prius, leaving it as fuel-thrifty as it always has been.
What the famous Japanese tuner company, Tommi Kaira, has changed is all cosmetic. The front end has a new chin spoiler with [...]
Top 5 Electric Cars of the Franfurt Motor Show
September 22nd, 2009 · No Comments
The Frankfurt Motor Show, which alternates venues every year with Paris, marks the beginning of the auto show season, making it an important stage for manufacturers to display their latest and greatest. Supercars, step aside; this year was all about green. Not the color – though there was a bit of that too – but [...]
Tags: 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show · Green
Mazda2 Coming to America!
September 17th, 2009 · No Comments
Praise the sun! It’s finally happened! Mazda has just announced their intentions to bring the Mazda2 to the U.S. and Canada. We love the 3, but the 2 is even more geared toward fuel economy and city driving. It also has Mazda’s good looks and ‘zoom-zoom’ performance (scaled down, of course). Details are scarce, and [...]
