I drove down to Heidenheim today to look at a stunning SAAB 9-5 Combi. These are the obligatory pictures from the drive: Map, water, wallet, camera and SAAB, I am ready to go Titting. Nice name! Glorious day for driving, perfect ...
Updated 17 June 2012 at 22:05 by rpiereck
Today is the United States Army's 237th birth day. On 14 June 1775 the Continental Army was established, before the creation of the United States, to meet the demands of the Revolutionary War. In 3 June 1784 the United States Army was officially created by the Congress, and it has its roots on the Continental Army. Never mind the politics that move the Army and what it does for the United States Government. ...
Now that NEVS is set to own the Saab car company and plans to build a 9-3 electric car while it develops a car based on the Phoenix platform, a look at the past may give hints of the future. In 2010, Saab issued a press release. This is an excerpt. Targets to be verified include a projected driving range of approximately 200 kilometers through the use of high density energy storage in lithium-ion battery cells. The Saab ePower is the first electric vehicle ...
Updated 13 June 2012 at 22:00 by Dave T
I spent a good time this afternoon washing, waxing and detailing the C900. As soon as I finished the light overcast day opened up into a glorious sunny summer day. Time to go for a drive! Since the car was as clean as it will ever be I didn't want bugs smashing in the glass and paint, I took it easy, drove slow and enjoyed the warm air. I drove to ...
This weekend I had a small road trip to my sister's home. She has been living here in Germany for almost 10 years, in the city of Michelstadt, near Frankfurt. Her city is pretty isolated from all Autobahns, so whether I take the highway or the side roads it takes me three hours to get to her home. Frankfurt by comparison is further away but it is much faster to go there because of the Autobahn that goes to it. Leaving Ansbach I stuck to side roads through most of the trip. These roads ...
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