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- Geely Drops Five New Models and One Concept Car at Shanghai Auto Show 2011
- Ohio Man Offers Pot to Pay Taxi Fare, But that's Only Half the Story...
- Bugatti Shows Off Two Bespoke Veyrons at Auto Shanghai 2011
- Toyota Expects to Resume Normal Production of all Models in November or December
| Geely Drops Five New Models and One Concept Car at Shanghai Auto Show 2011 Posted: 23 Apr 2011 11:50 AM PDT  This past week saw many new production and concept cars making their world premiere at the increasingly important from a global point view, Shanghai Auto 2011. One of the most prominent brands of the show is Geely Auto, the Chinese automaker and owner of Volvo Cars, which displayed 37 vehicles along with its latest R&D achievements.
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| Ohio Man Offers Pot to Pay Taxi Fare, But that's Only Half the Story... Posted: 23 Apr 2011 08:39 AM PDT  Just when you think you've seen and heard it all, there's always someone who will still surprise you, one way or the other. In this case, that special someone is an Ohio man who wanted to pay his cab fare with pot. But that's only half the story… According to a report from Fox8 Cleveland, the incident took place in Alliance, Ohio when 27-year old Nicholas Barker took a cab ride from Empire Taxi driver, Steve Rooza. "I picked him up and took him to his home but the doors were locked and he couldn't get in. He asked me if I would take him to another location, to which I explained to him was a separate price," said cab driver Rooza. Read more »
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| Bugatti Shows Off Two Bespoke Veyrons at Auto Shanghai 2011 Posted: 23 Apr 2011 07:45 AM PDT  Being one of the world's most exclusive and expensive supercars, it's not surprising that Bugatti offers Veyron buyers the chance to customize the 1,001HP-strong model to their exact specifications. To demonstrate the endless customization possibilities to its Asian clientele, Bugatti displayed a pair of special Veyrons at this week's Auto Shanghai 2011. Read more »
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| Toyota Expects to Resume Normal Production of all Models in November or December Posted: 23 Apr 2011 06:58 AM PDT  The aftershocks from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami continue to affect Toyota Motor Corporation as the automaker said on Friday that it will take several months before normal production of all its models resume to normal. According to the company announcement, global production will begin to ramp up in July in Japan and August in North America, with all models back to normal production in November or December 2011. Read more »
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