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A Look At The 2012 F-150 SVT Raptor

By Wednesday November 23, 2011

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A Look At The 2012 F-150 SVT Raptor

The F-150 SVT Raptor is the first-ever high-speed off-road performance truck offered by any manufacturer. Developed with the DNA of an off-road pre-runner, the Raptor has comprehensive modifications focused on chassis and suspension enhancements.

The F-150 SVT Raptor is 7 inches wider than a base F-150 to make room for the additional suspension components that give Raptor its unparalleled off-road abilities. The wider stance also gives the truck an aggressive appearance. Internal triple-bypass shocks by FOX Racing Shox– the first on a production truck – provide position-sensitive damping and extra suspension travel for extreme off-roading and a smooth ride on the road.

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New 2012 Jeep Wrangler Arctic and Liberty Arctic Latest in Line of Popular Special-edition Vehicles

By Friday November 11, 2011

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New 2012 Jeep Wrangler Arctic and Liberty Arctic Latest in Line of Popular Special-edition Vehicles

Trying to satisfy that huge pent-up demand(!), Jeep has announced two, yes two, latest models: the new 2012 Jeep Wrangler Arctic and Jeep Liberty Arctic. Now those of you who love the cold, can now pretend that they are off to the artic!

“There are few environments more grueling and demanding than the arctic, which is just the type of terrain legendary Jeep vehicles are engineered to conquer,” said Mike Manley, President and CEO — Jeep Brand, Chrysler Group LLC. “Not only will the Jeep Wrangler Arctic and Jeep Liberty Arctic appeal to our loyal enthusiasts, but their unique content will attract new customers to the Jeep brand.”

Available in Liberty, Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited, the 2012 Arctic models arrive in Jeep showrooms this month.

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Eco Friendly Speed Boat the Guardian S Class

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Eco Friendly Speed Boat the Guardian S Class

The Guardian S Class is the world’s first carbon neutral speed boat. The carbon fiber guardian is a 45 knot solar hybrid vessel powered by an EPA car regulated Mercedes Benz bluetec engine connected to a carbon-Grossbautelie electric motor. When combined with other available technology the fuel consumption and GHG emissions are 50 to 100%Read the Rest…

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What Is The Difference Between A 4X2, 4X4 And AWD?

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What Is The Difference Between A 4X2, 4X4 And AWD?

It may seem that 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive are simple – after all, you just push a button, and your car can go on a bad road or an off-road. In reality, though, you’ll find that 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive have a number of differences and there again, all-wheel drive is different from both. TheRead the Rest…

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Clear Demonstration Why Ethanol Is Bad For Boats

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Clear Demonstration Why Ethanol Is Bad For Boats

Recently we posted an article about Ethanol and the problems that it causes in boats, Since E-10 attracts water, is it important to install a water separator to prevent the water reaching the engine? Unlike regular gasoline, which can absorb almost no moisture, E-10 can hold up to ½ percent of water by volume. hereRead the Rest…

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Homebrewed Electric Motorcycle; the Brutus

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Homebrewed Electric Motorcycle; the Brutus

Electric motorcycles are nothing new, ever since Toyota popped out the Prius from her corporate loins there has been an influx of EV concepts and numerous electric bikes and scooters produced. The problem with most that I have seen is looks—or lack thereof.  Just shoehorning in an electric motor and bulking up the Frankenstein withRead the Rest…

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Old School Camping Made Easy

By Thursday October 6, 2011

The Toyota RV-2 Gets Beaten With Ugly Stick

By Wednesday October 5, 2011

Ethanol Storage Questions For My Boat

By Sunday October 2, 2011

Tent Camping On the Roof?

By Saturday October 1, 2011

Ford To Build CNG Capable Pickups; Does Anyone Care?

By Friday September 30, 2011

Will Ford Achieve a Better Hybrid Truck?

By Thursday September 29, 2011

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