Driving in the rain can be quite scary, especially if you reside in an area where it doesn’t rain quite often, such as Southern California. Most drivers hit the panic button at the sight of a rain drop. Here are a few tips to help you cope with driving on wet roads.
New updates by Ford to its current line has invigorated the brand with lots of excitement and new life. The Taurus has received a makeover and as a result it’s ultra advanced and contemporary in styling with Lincoln’s MKT offers a taste if luxury. The introduction of the Ford Fusion is also a major accomplishment for the company. First let’s examine the MKT; it’s built from the same platform used to build the Ford Flex. However, the MKT has a unique look that’s all its own thanks to its refined yet distinct front grille. The interior us scrumptious thanks to rich leather seating. Wooden trim completes the elegant and luxurious ambiance of the cabin. The Eco Boost engine sports 355 hp and mileage stands at 17 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the freeway.
You would think that it would be the latest actor or actress du jour to have the most renowned movie career but it isn’t. That noteworthy title belongs to none other than Ford Motor Co who has earned hundreds of movie and film credits. Ford Motor is one of the most famous car manufacturers in American history; the company has even played a prominent in the automotive industry by revolutionizing the assembly line process and it’s the producer of the much loved Mustang pony car. It’s no surprise that the brand has made numerous of appearances in some of the most well known movies in cinematic history.
We all dread getting our cars fixed at the repair shop; getting a car serviced is costly, time consuming and we never quite know whether we can trust the mechanic or not. We’ve all heard accounts of consumers being fleeced or being charged for unnecessary repairs. The entire process can be a bit intimidating since most people aren’t experts on automotive maintenance.
Cadillac cars have a funny history….at least how I remember them. I love the cars of old with their drop tops and their recognizable tail fins. How pretty indeed!
I remember the good old days when Cadillac’s were the size of boats and they took forever to get from point A to point B! But you cruised in style and that’s all that mattered. Well fast forward 35 years and the Cadillac’s of today are about half the size with almost twice the power….literally! Continue reading
