DETROIT – The first Chevrolet Volts are in customers’ hands – although not permanently. On Tuesday and Wednesday, General Motors delivered Volt extended-range electric cars to some of the customers the automaker has chosen to drive the Volt for three months. The customers, many of whom are former owners of GM’s canceled EV1 electric car, [...]
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Toyota Settles Runaway Lexus Accident Claims With Relatives Of Dead Victims
September 27th, 2010
admin Windsor Genova – AHN News News Writer San Diego, CA, United States (AHN) – Toyota Motor Corp. and the families of victims killed in a Lexus car crash in 2009 have agreed to an out-of-court settlement of a product liability claims. Toyota paid an undisclosed amount to the relatives of California Highway patrolman Mike Saylor [...]
Cheaper Car Insurance Rates Means a Time to Get the Right Auto Insurance Coverage
September 27th, 2010
Kamlesh Desai It is certainly a good time to buy a cheaper car insurance policy. Due to the recession some of the American’s are abstaining from car insurance coverage or buying a car insurance policy.
California Tire Pressure Regulation in Effect
September 14th, 2010
admin SACRAMENTO, CA – California law now requires all automotive service providers performing automotive maintenance or repair services in the state (including public fleet repair facilities) to properly check and inflate the tires of the light vehicles they are repairing. View full post on Automobile Stories
Review Car Insurance Changes, Low Car Insurance Rates Are in the Offering
August 5th, 2010
Kamlesh Desai We are drawing towards the end of 2009, and before we go on to 2010, it is time to review car insurance changes which have been implemented in 2009 and which will help us in getting a low car insurance rates. As of October 2009 seven states-California, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Utah and Washington State-plus the District of Columbia, have banned the use of hand-held cell phones while driving. In Utah and Washington State this law does not fall under “primary enforcement” which would mean that in these states the motorist is not ticketed for using a hand-held cell phone.
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