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G-POWER car tuner has rolled-out their latest tuned car G-Power BMW 760i Storm.

The car manufacturer 'Hyundai' is looking forward to rule in Indian market by providing pace to the competition by introducing a new Grand i10 based compact sedan. The buzz has been clearly sending the message of its new launch, that appears its prototype arte, is ready for the test drive. The standard compact sedan formula would be highlighted through this new car which would have a boot slapped on after the C-pillar.

Proving 'nothing is impossible', American automakers have stormed back to Indian market while rising from its earlier failure. Its first step in Indian market attracted many car passionate people. But its pricing policy has shut the mouth of car buyers since buying it was an out of the pocket's deal. The result would be automatic and that was 'no-no' to this car. But now, Ford is set to re-launch Ford Fiesta Facelift this year.

It's about 1:30 a.m., and I'm sitting here pounding the keys about yet another extremely killer custom that recently rolled out of The Drag Shop. This shop might be small, it might hail from a little town that doesn't even make a blip on the map in the wild and wonderful state of West Virginia, but as you can see, they continue to do big things.

Everyone loves a clean car, but washing a car is actually dirty business for the environment! Did you know that it's actually greener to take your car to a commercial carwash than to wash it at home? According to International Carwash Association washing your car at home actually wastes 80-140 gallons of water and the toxins from washing your car end up in your storm drain, polluting rivers and streams. Washing your car at a carwash only consumes 45 gallons or less and commercial carwashes are required by law to treat the water so it doesn't pollute the earth. If you do chose to wash your car at home, make sure you find eco-friendly products. You can purchase biodegradable soap at Simple Greenor make your own! Also, try not to use your driveway, but wash your car on your lawn. This way the toxic water can be absorbed and neutralized by the soil. There are even ways to wash your car without using water at all! There are some carwashes that use the waterless technique, which includes a solution that is sprayed on the car and then wiped away with a cloth. You can search for a waterless carwash in your area; just make sure they use eco-friendly products. You can even buy your own waterless car wash products on the Freedom Waterless Carwash website. Let's have a sparkling clean car and a sparkling clean planet! Think Green When Washing Your Car If you must wash your car at home, choose a biodegradable soap specifically formulated for automotive parts, such as Simple Green's Car Wash or Gliptone's Wash 'n Glow. Or you can make your own biodegradable car wash by mixing one cup of liquid dishwashing detergent and 3/4 cup of powdered laundry detergent (each should be chlorine- and phosphate-free and non-petroleum-based) with three gallons of water. This concentrate can then be used sparingly with water over exterior car surfaces. Check out the About.com website for more info! Waterless Car Wash Products are Good for Small Jobs One way to avo