The whole system seems to be like giving a car a mind of its own. But while it seems dandy, you have to wonder if the system is full proof and free from issues. One issue is what should happen if it should malfunction in the middle of the parking motion. While most cars have sensors, would it stop or leave you in a precarious position?

The new technology has been said to be set out and among the vehicles that carry this technology is the 2010 Ford Taurus. Regardless, the people who have issues on parallel parking may finally be put to rest although some questions in mind may need to be explained further.

(Source) Dvice

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Hypermiling is the new kind of motoring event where cars are driven thousands of miles very slowly and very carefully, proving that motor sports don’t have to be all about screeching tyres, maximum revs and power slides.

The aim is to drive the car as far as possible on a single tank of fuel, as frugally as possible. That means no stereo, no air conditioning, no open windows and minimal use of the throttle. Tire pressures are inflated to their absolute maximum to reduce rolling resistance and every fuel-saving technique possible is applied – such as freewheeling down hills! Not recommended by your car insurance company.

Tips for Hypermilers:

• Accelerate as smoothly and as little as you can possibly get away with.
• Brake as gently and as little as possible; anticipating the traffic flow will help you achieve this.
• Coast up to traffic lights and stop signs.
• As you approach the top of a hill, take your foot off the accelerator; gravity will automatically increase your speed as you crest the brow.
• Avoid bumps and potholes, which reduce forward momentum.
• Install a fuel-consumption gauge in your car, so you can track your performance.

(Source) Press

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What does a car spoiler do to a car? Well for one, it improves and adds another dimension as far as car art is concerned. But for new cars, it tends to provide an additional feeling of being unique, something that the latest Hyundai Genesis Coupe has released.

Hyundai released Genesis Coupe RW(Racing Wing Pack) model upgraded practical things in Korea market, which is equipped a rear spoiler to show the high-performance image.

With a focus on customer preference and convenience, new specifications were applied. Qualified, high-performance image of the RW model to maximize the Genesis Coupe merchantability added to improve the model.

DMB intelligent navigation is optional. In this option, the clock, air conditioning, audio information display changed to the information display of driving status such as torque and multi-gauge. In addition, high-pass system (ETCS, Electronic Toll Collecting System) is applied on all models to improve convenience of the highway driving. It’s only useful in South Korea highway system.

When you select automatic transmission, paddle shift attached to the steering wheel is enabled to that customers can enjoy even more dynamic driving and at the same time, their sense of economic driving was also considered.

Suggested price is between 22,970,000(KRW) and 34,280,000(KRW).

(Source) Aving

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