GM announced that it will release its new fuel saving vehicle, the Chevrolet Cruze, in April of 2010. The compact Cruze will be bigger than the Chevrolet Cobalt but smaller than the Malibu.
The announcement of the Cruze shows GM’s comitment to provide more fuel efficient vehicles.  The slumping economy and rising fuel prices has caused consumers to take a second look at their vehicle spending habbits.  This has also caused car manufactuerers to take a second look at what they are producing.  This has caused GM to change the …

Talk about a fuel efficient car! New York-based Zero Pollution Motors has been the first company to obtain the license from MDI to produce the cars in the United States. The company wants to rollout production of their new car in 2010 at of price of less than $18,000.
The car would not completely run on just air. It will come with an 8 gallon fuel tank and would switch between gas and air depending on the speed of the vehicle. At speeds less than 35 mph …

Many people who live in large cities don’t own a car. However there may be times when the use of a car would come in handy. This is where Zipcar steps in. Zipcar is a car sharing program that has popped up in many of the large cities across the U.S. Once you become a Zipcar member you can have access to a car by the hour or the day, for a fee of course.

How It Works
Once you join Zipcar they send you a Zipcard.  You …

There are two groups of people, those that love the look of the Toyota Prius and those that don’t. Even for those who bought one it may have been for function over form.

Honda has just released the Civic GX NGV (Natural Gas Vehicle), a traditional Civic at heart but runs on domestic natural gas. At $24,590, the Civic GX NGV costs a bit than a traditional Civic but may save you money down the road. With a MPG rating of 24 city and 36 highway the Civic GX NGV gets similar milliage to traditional gas cars in the same market. With natural gas stations few and far between this makes for a better commute car than a family road …

As gas prices continue to rise more and more individuals are looking at fuel efficient vehicles. Car manufacturers are seeing a trend away from large trucks and SUVs