Written by Jason Lancaster and posted in News. 2 Comments
Post by Guest Author B. Jerew
I’m not what you would call a ”motorhead” or “tuner,” but I do like to see a well-built machine. The auto shows are where you want to be if you are an enthusiast of any kind. Sure, there are the latest off-road vehicles, like the Jeep Wrangler, that’s just as comfortable on the highway as it is on the rocky trails of Moab. Then there are performance cars, like the 50th Anniversary 5.0 Ford Mustang, a great blend of new technology and timeless style, not to mention power.

The 50th Anniversary Mustang package from Holman & Moody is awesome, but it’s not GREEN. That’s what I’m looking for at this year’s NYIAS.
Kind of like a kid in a candy store, at first the selections are overwhelming, but I know what kind of candy I like: Green Candy.
I went into the 2013 New York International Auto Show [NYIAS] with one thought on my mind, “If 30 [mpg] used to be the new 20, then maybe 40 is the new 30?” Given the increasing price of fuel and increasingly strict emissions regulations, automakers are developing the next generation of automobiles that are more fuel-efficient or even eliminate fuel altogether. Green cars are future of transportation, and you can expect your future vehicle might never visit a gas station like those old clunkers from 2012. Read more