Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Why The 2012 Mazda 5 Minivan Wins For Families

Here's a look into how one dad came to the conclusion to purchase the new Mazda 5 minivan. If you have children, this is the perfect van for you. It includes performance, ample seating, great fuel economy, is reasonably priced, and compact enough to use in a city. Sound perfect to you? Come by the dealership and take a look for yourself. My wife and I recently undertook that most dreaded of tasks, buying a new car. Her old wheels, a wheezing, green (where it wasn’t rusted) minivan had served us well for a decade, but its days were numbered. Things have changed a bit since we bought that vehicle and we went into this round with some very...

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

The New Kia K9

The new Kia K9 is soon to be released, and so far it looks like Kia is making a strong push for a luxury vehicle to add to their fleet. It certainly looks like they accomplished their mission with the new K9, and we are excited to see one up close! Kia K9 is the Korean car maker’s new flagship model, a rear-drive luxury saloon that features a whole new design philosophy and introduces Kia to a whole new market beyond everything they’ve ever experienced. The car first launches in Korea, before reaching other markets around the world under a different name. Now, Kia just released the first pictures of the K9′s interior. The cabin too is a first...

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Kia Partners With Wounded Warrior Project

Kia has teamed up with  the Wounded Warriors Project to help a U.S. vet out by giving him a new 2012 Kia Soul hatchback. The Wounded Warriors Project is an organization dedicated to raising awareness of wounded war veterans in the United States. The Soul given to Corporal Melendez was specifically modified to allow him to continue with his daily activities. At the 2012 New York International Auto Show opening ceremony this weekend, Kia Motors America (KMA) joined forces with the Wounded Warrior Project, a national organization dedicated to providing help and raising public awareness for injured service members, to donate a 2012 Kia...

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Mazda Taking On the Wall Of Death

Mazda recently stepped up to the Wall of Death challenge with their new Mazda2 mini. The Wall of death is a giant cylinder usually reserved for cyclists to defy gravity, but now Mazda has taken it to a whole new level. Take a look at the video, would you try it? Taking its "defy conventions" approach to a new level, Mazda got in touch with "Dynamyte" Dave Seymour and his family, who run th Demon Drome Wall of Death. Originally built in America in 1927, the Wall of Death is 31ft in diameter and 16ft tall. The Mazda2 used was a 1.5-litre Sport model with the ESP and airbags disabled, the seats removed and a driver's bucket...

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