Hydrogen Mowers Trim Emissions   07 Nov 2006 16:38 GMT
Keeping your lawn looking good could become a truly green exercise. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

Tagging Phones to Track Traffic   05 Nov 2006 19:20 GMT
Forget radar, sensors, helicopters and camera networks to report on traffic -- companies want to track the movements of cell-phone signals to overlay on maps for detailed traffic info. But what about privacy?
Source: wired.com

Collecting: Harley’s Sportster: From a Wild Child to a Grown-Up in 50 Years   04 Nov 2006 06:42 GMT
Few other vehicles currently made can claim the half-century of uninterrupted production enjoyed by the Sportster, one of motorcycling’s most recognizable profiles.
Source: NY Times

Specialty Builders: The Sporty British Look, by Design   03 Nov 2006 22:43 GMT
Tony Stelliga and a young cadre of designers and engineers at Marcos Engineering not only design cars, but have the task of defining quintessential British style.
Source: NY Times

Wheelspin: To Tune a Carburetor, First Buy the Beer   03 Nov 2006 22:31 GMT
While every message board has its reputed experts, in this little corner of the Internet, Lars Grimsrud’s persona has taken on an altogether special status.
Source: NY Times

Behind the Wheel: 2007 Saturn Aura: Aura, a New Age of Saturn   03 Nov 2006 22:27 GMT
Possessing far more character than the sober sedans that preceded it, the Aura arrives in a wave of new vehicles intended to revitalize the once plucky brand.
Source: NY Times

Technology: Curb Your Car, Please: Parking Is Easy When the Valet Is a Computer   03 Nov 2006 22:27 GMT
The demonstration of the latest magic trick in auto electronics, automated parallel parking, was a slightly unsettling look at technology now arriving in showrooms.
Source: NY Times

Gas to Hydrogen a Fallacy   03 Nov 2006 13:45 GMT
Using natural gas to power today's capable vehicles will do more to reduce oil dependency and pollution than converting it to hydrogen. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

Keep Defect Data Public   02 Nov 2006 16:15 GMT
The government wants to respect the privacy of corporations who sell dangerous vehicles and keep data about defects under wraps. In Autopia.
Source: wired.com

Marketing: Rethinking Auto Showrooms: Shark Tanks, Anyone?   01 Nov 2006 19:46 GMT
Automobile companies are experimenting with new ways of selling, trying to replace the image of standardized buildings and high-pressure salesmen.
Source: NY Times