Choosing the right aftermarket headlights for your car - Halo Projector, Euro, OEM or LED Headlights

 
There are many different types of custom headlight styles on the market such as projector headlights, LED headlights and euro headlights. No matter what reason you have for replacing your headlights you can't go wrong with projector head lights as far as functionality and style goes. Projector headlights are designed to illuminate the road better allowing the driver to see more of the road and to drive more safely at night. As a bonus, just about all the aftermarket headlights out there have cool new designs to update the appearance of your vehicle and if paired with the right HID headlight kit your car will definitely turn heads.

Seven reasons to buy a 2009 Dodge Challenger is the real power and performance

 The 2009 Dodge Challenger represents the perfect marriage of timeless American muscle car styling with today's automotive technology. The result is a roadster that conveys a true image of toughness and power, while negotiating roads with a finesse and level of comfort that is the equal of any luxury vehicle that is offered for many times its reasonable price. Seven main reasons stand out among the many factors that make the 2009 Dodge Challenger a truly sporty and truly practical driving machine:

What's the best car to buy for a new driver?

 

 There are many factors to take into account when buying a car for the first time driver. Although there are cases of newly-licensed drivers who are well into their middle years, today's majority of new drivers are in their teenage years or just past it. More often than not, these people still live with their parents, can't afford to buy a new car on their own and yet are excited at the prospect of being able to go places that they couldn't go to before. Worryingly, this age bracket is also statistically the most high-risk, because of the tendency of teenagers to drive recklessly, many times drunk, and thus get into serious accidents.

Most affordable cars available today the Nano car

The most affordable cars available today begin with the Nano car. This car was developed in India and holds an interesting story.

It began with a thought to offer a "peoples car" to the India population, most of which are fortunate enough to make $1,000 American dollars per year. In India, most transportation is provided by scooters and quad-bikes. Ratan Tata wanted to offer the people of his country more than this standard transportation.

The chairman of Tata Motors, Mr. Tata challenged a 32 year old engineer, Girish Wagh to develop a car with three requirements: must comply with regulatory stipulations, must be low-cost, and yield performance goals of acceleration capacity and fuel efficiency.

The proto-type was 4 wheels supporting bars with plastic flaps instead of doors to protect the driver from the rain. This looks more like a quadra-cycle than a car but this mistake led to the design team to build an actual car design.