by Karl Dyson | Jul 19, 2012 | Featured
A number of recent studies reveal that not always car buyers base their purchase decisions on entirely and exclusively rational assessments. Fuel consumption, safety, price, etc., are indeed important aspects, and most would agree, rational ones. However, in some...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 19, 2012 | Featured
Could the answer to the economic crisis be a car that is more expensive, rather than less? Some aspects of the market suggest this may very well be the case – but only if the car in question is electric. Sales of electric cars in the US are enjoying an unexpected and...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 19, 2012 | Featured
Vauxhall may not always be the most glamorous of names in the car industry, but its new Ampera really has got people talking about the company – and rightly so. This model really does promise to bring about a real revolution in ultra-economical motoring, and as...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 17, 2012 | Fuel Prices
After the recent turmoil with Barclay’s rigging the Libor rate, doubts over many other financial markets have been the focus of scrutiny. The G20 has recently commissioned a report by International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) to look into the...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 12, 2012 | Featured
Volvo has been well renowned over the years for the safety of its vehicles and its development and research into its technologies. They were the innovators behind the three point seatbelt which they introduced in 1959, which is now standard across the vast majority...
