News Headlines Fresh oat multitude could lower cholesterol levels A fresh diversity of oat is promising to lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Car dumps searing fuel at racing event spectators A father and son are among fourteen people injured after flash flames shot out of a competition car doing a burnout. Read More »
VW diesel buyback advice: don’t disrobe parts off your car very first, judge warns 2010 Volkswagen Golf TDI A settlement for Volkswagen Two.0-liter diesel cars with “defeat device” software was approved at the end of October, and the process of suggesting buybacks to affected owners is now underway. Read More »
VW diesel agreement: what we know (and don’t know) in five questions 2012 Volkswagen Passat TDI Six-Month Road Test Yesterday’s news that Volkswagen and the U.S. EPA had reached agreement on a deal to address VW’s diesel-emission cheating scandal brought as much confusion as clarity. The carmaker and the regulator said they had agreed on the general outline of a ... Read More »
VW Canada offers incentives in wake of emissions scandal Fresh cars of the German car manufacturer Volkswagen are ready to be shipped at the Volkswagen factory in Emden, Germany, on Sept. 30, 2015. (Ingo Wagner, dpa via AP) The Canadian Press Published Friday, October Two, two thousand fifteen 12:23PM EDT Read More »
Volvo Will Only Sell Electrical Cars Commencing In 2019 Tho’ Tesla may be the big name of electrified cars, just about every car maker in the world is hopping on the all-electric or hybrid vehicle bandwagon. In fact, in just two years, Volvo plans for every one of its vehicles produced to be electrified. Read More »
Volvo to debut car-to-car communication this year Volvo will launch car-to-car communication in its top model line in Europe before the end of the year, joining Mercedes-Benz and Toyota on a shortlist of automakers suggesting systems that permit vehicles to exchange information, providing the driver advanced warning about poor road conditions or obstacles further ahead. Read More »