Showing posts with label car parts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car parts. Show all posts

Monday, January 9, 2012

Female-oriented Auto Sites

For whatever reason, gear ratios and car parts don't appeal most women. But since women always reshape the male-dominated auto market, they do prefer to learn the room in a car's interior, its exterior design and its safety ratings and fuel economy. "Where males notice eye candies in a hot car, women concern, 'How will my life be distinctive if I select that car?' " said Weingarten, 49, a president of Vroomgirls, one of the newest of a small but growing number of auto websites targeted at women.

Recent articles included an essay by celebrity Jamie Lee Curtis on her enjoy of driving in her native Los Angeles; reviews of the Audi A6, Hyundai Sonata turbom, Ford Explorer and road stories on Texas' cultural dance halls. "I'm not a girly-girl -- I'm a journalist," said Weingarten, who was also a press reporter at Time in the 1980s, where she met her life partner. "But I know what females like, and I wish to offer them a item with honest details delivered in an interesting, stylish method."Weingarten, who dipped profoundly into personal savings to originally fund Vroomgirls. That will make it easy for them to pay their small employees and about a dozen writer who contribute to the site on a regular basis.

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Sunday, December 18, 2011

December 2011's Auto Industry News

What is the auto industry news in December 2011? Do you want to find the answer? Then come here,and you will know.


• Fiat will miss its target of 2.7 million sales next year, by half a million units. Combined Fiat-Chrysler sales remain on course to swell by 400,000 to 4.6 million cars, and CEO Sergio Marchionne is confident of shifting 5.9 million cars in 2014 (Automotive News Europe)

 • Silverstone has been given outline planning consent for its 'Masterplan'. The Northamptonshire-based circuit wants to develop business and technology parks, a museum of car parts and new retail, leisure and spectator facilities, creating up to 8,400 jobs (Silverstone Circuits)



 • UK trade body the SMMT reports that car production rose 8.5% in November 2011. This reflects the year-long rise in output at British car factories, swelling by 6.1% year to date (SMMT)

 • Lola and Drayson Racing Technologies will unveil their new electric race car at the 2012 MIA International Low Carbon Conference (Lola-Drayson)



 • The spectre of double-dip recession dented European new car registrations last month. Sales for the 11 months to December, declined by 1.1% to 12 million registrations, with France and Italy leading the decline (Automotive News Europe)