Current Auto Industry News

There are plenty of reasons that people are moving to Houston, TX. It's the largest city in Texas and business -- and opportunities -- are booming throughout the city. It's a city that's well-known throughout the gas and oil industry, and more Fortune 500 companies are headquartered here than in any other city (aside from New York City). Additionally, Houston, TX... Read More

Many people like to wait for a weekday, if they can, to move from one home or office to another, or to move items into or out of a Texas self storage unit. Self storage facilities and moving companies alike tend to be less busy on weekdays than they are on weekends... Read More

Dallas is the ninth largest city in the U.S and has a population of 1.2 million people. It is located in the heart of the country and anywhere in the 49 states is only a 3.5 hours flight away. Despite the terrible economic climate Dallas is still enjoying a stable and robust economy... Read More

People who want to move to Texas and want to be able to drive a car there, have to know that there are certain traffic laws and regulations there that are different from those in other states, and that there are different procedures regarding car registration, titling, driver's licenses and other affairs related to the DMV.

Face to Giant Face With the 2014 Mercedes-Benz S-Class: Mercedes-Benz isn't a brand afraid to put on a show for any old reason at all - like, just because it's Tuesday - but the premiere of the 2014 S-Class, even by the standards we're used to, was Broadway-theater intense. Held at a purpose-built venue inside a hanger at the Airbus factory in Hamburg... Read More

What Makes A Car An Antique: There is a lot of debate over what makes a car an antique and what just happens to be an old car. There are few hard and fast rules as to what makes the difference, but there are certainly various groupings who will swear blind that a car cannot qualify as an antique unless it meets certain requirements... Read More

Modern Urban Living: Argument for Compact & Sub Compact Vehicles: This is an interesting argument and I have been giving it considerable thought for many years. While I was working in Germany, I noticed many very nice compact cars that singles, small families and even retirees enjoyed. In Italy, you see very nice small compact cars that have the same comforts as their Mid-Size cousins. Comforts such as leather interior and seats, Traction Control and Electronic Stability Control come and are available... Read More

Driverless Cars in California? No Way: Governor Jerry Brown of California has signed into law a bill that regulates performance and safety standards for driverless cars. Gov. Brown is known as someone who loves regulations and this is one reason many say that California is struggling economically while many of their businesses take off for more pro-business states such as Arizona and Texas... Read More