Decoding the Differences Behind a Name
If you’re on the lookout for a new car, you may have noticed that not all cars with the same name are equal. It goes without saying that some are cheaper than others. What’s behind this difference? Well, manufacturers often produce different “variants” within a model range.
This is a way of increasing a brand’s sales potential across a particular model. Usually, there are three main variants, but this has changed in recent times amid the greater emphasis on SUVs. Notably, this excludes other variables like body type (sedan versus station wagon), or short wheelbase versus long wheelbase. However, these variants often come with different levels of amenity and luxury. Usually, the differences are indicated by a set of letters or numbers, sometimes a particular badge or sub-name may be incorporated into the fold.
Motorcycles
There are those of us who just don’t do motorcycles. The thought of hurtling along the motorway with a massive engine between your legs sounds downright alarming to many people, and I get that. Considering that a motorcyclist does have less protection than most road users does put a lot of people off riding a motorcycle. However, a careful and skilful rider can manage the risks and keep well out of harm’s way.
Getting More Life out of your Car
Whether you’ve just picked up a brand new car, or you’re looking to preserve the resell value for a car that you may trade-in at some point in the future, it’s always wise to extend the life of your car.
However, with daily events that take place in our lives, this issue often falls behind more immediate and pressing matters. As the potential resell value on your car can have a notable impact on future financing options available, consider these five tips to extend the life of your car.
An FCEV for Our Environment
With the rising concerns over greenhouse gas emissions, the development of ammonia fuelled vehicles as environmentally friendly cars would have to look rather promising. A car running on NH3 – now what’s not to like about that?
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