Drive Sport City Car

If you live in a city and travel very rarely outside it, then there is no point in owning a sport or a terrain vehicle. The present article will introduce you to the main characteristics that a car should have when you spend most of your time around the streets of your city.

The size is the most important aspect you need to take into consideration when you purchase a vehicle for the town. The large number of population living in the city causes the streets to become very crowded, so a small or a Read the rest of this entry »

There are car models made for just about every need under the sun and many of them cross over into other model types. Choosing the car model that best suits you can be a daunting task. You must first define your wants and needs, and then choose a car based on these specifications. As well as model choices, the extra features of each vehicle type should also be considered in your selection.

What kind of engine do you need? Petrol, diesel, or hybrid power? Do you need economy or hauling power? What type of transmission – automatic, manual or auto-manual? How about sound systems, air-conditioning, and optional upholstery? The basic vehicle package often won’t include many Read the rest of this entry »

In an age of niche marketing, it\’s rather refreshing to come across a class of car that should appeal to almost everybody. Apparently, 80% of British motorists travel just 20 miles each day to and from work and of those, 80% work in urban areas. These are the people targeted by the City car, a smaller spin on the standard Supermini concept, aimed at those who think that very small is very beautiful.

The Japanese tried – and failed – to launch this class of car in Europe in the early Nineties, having been forced into the production of such models by Read the rest of this entry »