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Chinese selling cheap cars in Mexico (Global TV National)
FAW Group Corp., one of China's three largest domestic auto manufacturers, has begun selling new cars for as little as $6,550 in Mexico in what is believed to be the first foray by a Chinese automaker into North America.
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El Jebel family fuels its cars with power from the sun (Vail Daily)
Figures that a guy who owns a mule by the name of Fart Blossom would come up with an innovative idea to help save the world
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Pawn shops offer quick cash, goods on the cheap (Cnylink)
Foreclosed mortgages, repossessed cars, rising unemployment rates all spell trouble for everything from auto dealers to grocery stores. For those short on cash, the challenge has
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Los Angeles considers restrictions on street sales of cars (Los Angeles Times)
A council committee forms a task force to address the practice, which officials say creates traffic snarls and visual blight. Complaints have come from many neighborhoods. Los Angeles may start cracking down on the impromptu, do-it-yourself used car lots that have sprung up along some streets, raising the ire of nearby residents who find them a more common sight in these tough economic times. ...
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Japanese set for rare downbeat Detroit car show (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
What a difference a year makes.
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Five Technologies Set to Change The Decade (Forbes)
Amazing, new technologies will be woven into the fabric of our daily lives.
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For a Lone Mechanic, Cuba Is Still Hog Heaven (New York Times)
With spare and homemade parts, Sergio Morales grants new life to Cuba?s few remaining Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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Is Putin Losing His Grip? (Forbes)
Not yet, but things could change if unemployment and social unrest continue to escalate.
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Homegrown showroom (The Wenatchee World)
Bob and Sue Arbini incorporated cars into the decor of their Sunnyslope home.
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The hunt for the Next Big Thing at CES 2009 (BBC News)
Stuff Magazine's editor-in-chief Tom Dunmore runs through his favourite gadgets at this years CES.
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