Day: April 1, 2021

Automotive Offers Of The Day

By Betty C. Morrow 4 months ago

Car & Automotive,automotive industry,Car & Mechanical,Car & Classic,motorcycleTransport infrastructure consists of the mounted installations, together with roads , railways , airways , waterways , canals and pipelines and terminals corresponding to airports , railway stations , bus stations , warehouses , trucking terminals, refueling depots (together with fueling docks and gas stations ) and seaports Terminals could also be used each for interchange of passengers and cargo and for upkeep. Prompted by international initiatives such because the Paris Agreement, a number of international locations around the globe are enacting stricter emissions controls on new vehicle models. As such, automakers are starting to increase their business into the electrical mobility sector. Each third new automobile sold is anticipated to be propelled or assisted by an electric battery by 2025. Over the subsequent decade, mobiliy providers and autonomous autos are set to stir up yet another revolution within the auto sector. China is projected to steer the market by … Read More

2007 SALEEN S7-LM: The Great American Supercar

By Betty C. Morrow 4 months ago

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Typically built in Italy, Britain, or Germany, when it comes to supercar America is usually overlooked. However, one of the most successful supercars on the race track actually comes from the USA.

Developed by legendary race car driver Steve Saleen, Saleen Automotive got its start producing modified Mustangs in 1984. Utilizing race-proven parts on street cars was not a new idea but it was an idea that was undeniably made better by Saleen. After accomplishing nearly all of his goals for the Mustang, Steve began focusing on another lifelong goal of his in 1997. Code named “Project Molly,” the S7 would go on to become the first American car to be built with super car status.

Unveiled in 2000, the first S7 featured a 550-horsepower 427-cid V8 and a sleek carbon fiber body. By 2005, the car was fitted with a

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What Percentage of Your Income Should Go Toward Auto Loan Payments?

By Betty C. Morrow 4 months ago


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Housing expenses such as mortgage payments or rent and insurance are usually the biggest monthly line item in most people’s budgets. Not far behind are transportation costs, particularly if you own a car — and certainly if you finance your purchase.

See: 7 Crucial Things You Need To Apply For an Auto Loan

If you plan to get an auto loan, you need to first figure out the answer to the question “How much car can I afford?” Figure out how much you can afford to pay by calculating your monthly budget. Do this before you set foot in a dealer’s shiny showroom where they might try to seduce you into buying and financing more car than you can afford.

How Much of My Paycheck Should Go Toward Car Loan Payments?

You’ll hear different advice about how much you should allocate

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US Car Sales Shift Into High Gear In Q1

By Betty C. Morrow 4 months ago

The car buying craze is on. According to recent reports, consumers are snapping up new vehicles at pre-pandemic levels, as a  massive case of FOMO (fear of missing out) seems to be sweeping the entire commerce landscape.

Auto sales were up 8 percent in Q1, as vaccines continued to circulate and consumer confidence in an eventual return to normal began to tick up, leading to vehicle shortages that have only accelerated the buying binge, according to Bloomberg reports. According to researcher J.D. Power, retail deliveries are forecast to have reached 3.16 million vehicles during Q1, the second-highest total on record.

“There’s a little FOMO going on here, fear of missing out,” said Jeff Schuster, president of the Americas and global vehicle forecasting at researcher LMC Automotive. “Consumers have sacrificed on choice because the color combination or option combination they wanted wasn’t available,

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