For the special edition production, Mercedes-Benz not only make ML 63 AMG 10th Anniversary, but also ML 63 AMG Performance Studio. The Mercedes-Benz ML 63 AMG Performance Studio was create by Merc’s in-house AMG Performance Studio division.

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Developer Zero Pollution Motors is working on a compressed air vehicle (CAV) that could run "all day on nothing but air and a splash of salad oil, alcohol or possibly a pint of gasoline." Cost: $20,000. Timing: 2011.
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It's an idea that's never really taken off, despite featuring in countless books and films.

But the flying car could become a reality in two years, claim its makers.
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Merging with Chrysler would be GM's biggest attempt yet to realign with the market. Problem is, GM has always been terrible at restructuring.

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Consumers will get to piece together options on new car
Scott Burgess / The Detroit News

Toyota Motor Corp. will offer only one trim package when it rolls the 2009 Toyota Venza into dealerships next month.

Instead of differentiating vehicles' levels of comfort by specific trim designations, the Japanese carmaker will provide consumers with an a-la-carte menu of choices from two vehicle types, which range from $25,975 for a front-wheel-drive, 2.7-liter, four-cylinder model to $29,250 for an all-wheel-drive, 3.5-liter, V-6 model.

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This is just an illustration, and I hope the real thing looks better. It is rumored to be getting a small 1.6 Liter engine with a Turbo. Power could be as high as 250hp. Which would be more than enough. It will compete with another small RWD Coupe from Toyota/Subaru.

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When Mazda was challenged to turn its stunning “Flow” concepts into a real car, they rose to the task — but not in the way one would have expected. Every major auto show sees Mazda unveiling a new concept based on Nagare (Japanese for “flow”) design language.

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The American Traffic Safety Services Foundation video is designed to increase public awareness about roadway safety. Our purpose is simple but critical: we want to educate the public and save lives. Let us never forget, the National Work Zone Awareness Event -- April 8, 2008. A video to remember workers across the United States who have made the ultimate sacrifice to help build, maintain and operate the nation's roadways.

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This vintage 8mm film brings us back to a time when a classic Ferrari was something you actually drove and had fun with, not something you locked up in a bank vault-like garage. Taking place on famous winding bends of Mulholland Drive in the Los Angeles area, the film has a raw edge that perfectly captures a golden era of motoring.

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There are many ways to skin a cat, and plenty ways to talk about moving people around. A company called First Transit, which runs public transportation systems for municipalities across America (see their map here) put out a press release last week that asks this question: 2 Gallons a Day, or 2 Cups a Day....

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