MAX Update No. 41: New, Safer Seats
In which Jack departs a little from his fashion sense and MAX gets new racing seats. But not just any racing seats: safer seats with real head restraints.
In which Jack departs a little from his fashion sense and MAX gets new racing seats. But not just any racing seats: safer seats with real head restraints.
General Motors is making waves in the green vehicle industry. The company recently announced that they will invest $246 million in producing electric motors and components right here in the United States.
If you’re wondering when we’ll finally have an all-electric car that’s both affordable and dependable, Nissan may have the answer. The all-electric, five-passenger Leaf sedan goes on sale in December in select markets, with nationwide availability starting in 2011. The Leaf is highway-capable, as it can top 70 mph, and its range (about 100 miles) more than covers average commutes. But [...]
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A new era of green cars calls for a new way to distinguish noteworthy vehicles. Enter the 2010 Best Green Cars from MOTHER EARTH NEWS. For our first annual list, we spotlight six reliable cars capable of 40 mpg or better. Five of the six are available for $25,000 or less. All are regarded for [...]
A reader recently raised concerns that MAX is illegal in Uncle Sam’s eyes. Here’s the skinny.
Honda and Toyota introduced new hybrid vehicles at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The car show also featured the latest in electrified vehicles, including new entries from BMW, BYD Auto, Cadillac, Volkswagen and Volvo.
The Progressive Insurance Automotive X Prize will host a series of competitions in Michigan this year to determine the winners of a $10 million purse for super fuel-efficient vehicles. A combination of on-track stages and lab tests will lead to a September awards ceremony in Washington, D.C.
Could MAX pass federal safety standards for mass-produced cars? Nope. Should that matter?
Two Spoke, an online forum devoted to cycling, gives cyclists a place to discuss everything from commuting bikes to cycling apparel to cyclist rights. This interview with a Two Spoke site administrator discusses the forum and its role as a resource for cyclists.