Porsche Panamera Sighted Today

Here's a spy photo of the Porsche Panamera sighted in South Africa testing.

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Lemonaide Anyone???

There's been an increase in discussion surrounding lemons. Not the fruit, but lemon cars. People have them...people are afraid of getting them...lemons at the auto auction...I hear of other dealers selling them and not disclosing it.

Frankly, I honestly don't recall personally knowing someone with a true lemon car, but I'm sure there are plenty out there. Many will argue that 1-3 cars out of 100 will have enough problems to be a lemon. The same also applies to air conditioners.

I've also heard that you don't want to buy a car built on Monday (employees hungover) or Friday (employees want to get a hangover). :-)

Nevertheless, one online resource you can be found at lemonjustice. I'm sure they can help you determine if you have a lemon car case. You can start with their lemon meter.

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Zeroshift Transmissions

UK based Zeroshift has developed an automatic manual transmission that shifts in 30 milliseconds. It's known to increase your 0-60 times. Can you say FASTER!

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Thieves Steal Elements

Well, sort of... One of the new bad trends in Fort Worth is for thieves to crawl under Honda Elements and use a hacksaw to remove the vehicle's catalytic converter. If any of you can do so, now's the time to park your Element in the garage when not in use to avoid theft of the catalytic converter element. A new converter is $800.

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