Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Ford GT Stuns Motown On First Show Day

15 Detroit Debuts | Ford GT Stunner |
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Return of the Ford GT: 600+ hp Blows Up the Detroit Auto Show


Long-Rumored Supercar Goes On Sale Late Next Year


Ford's 2015 Detroit Auto Show press conference began with CEO Mark Fields saying he had a feeling there would be more questions about autonomous vehicle technology and fuel economy than horsepower. Wrong. The long-rumored Ford GT was finally brought onto the stage, looking damn sexy in a vivid royal blue, proving that it is indeed very real.

With that, here's what we know: The supercar will be powered by what Ford claims to be the most powerful EcoBoost production engine ever: a next-gen twin-turbo EcoBoost V-6 that makes more than 600 horsepower. However much SAE-rated horsepower that turns out to be, it will drive the rear wheels via a seven-speed dual clutch automatic that Ford says will deliver "near-instantaneous" gear changes. Also helping the new mid-engine Ford GT achieve its supercar status is lightweight carbon fiber construction.

HOW GORGEOUS IS THAT THING? FIND OUT MORE HERE.

Ford Shelby GT350R Mustang With 500-Plus HP Girds For Battle w/ Z/28

Chevy Bolt Concept: 200 Miles on a Charge

Hyundai Santa Cruz Truck-ish Concept

Porsche 911 Targa 4 GTS Brings the Heat

Jacked Up: Volvo S60 Cross Country

LOTS OF HEAT IN COLD DETROIT
ACURA'S HALO HAS ARRIVED
2016 Acura NSX: Hybrid Power,
All-Wheel-Drive, All Sports Car
BUICK'S SURPRISE
Avenir Concept: The Car That Has Lieberman Saying 'Build It Now'
'16 CHEVY VOLT FIRST LOOK
Chevy's Disruptive Range-Extending EV Gets Radical Redo

TRUCKS MAKING NOISE IN MOTOR CITY
'16 NISSAN TITAN FIRST LOOK
It's Got a Ford-ish Face, a GM-ish Interior, and a Ram-ish Engine
'16 TACOMA FIRST LOOK
Toyota Mainstay Arrives With
Fresh Look, New Interior
YEAH, FORD AGAIN
2017 Ford F-150 Raptor First Look: More Powerful, More Capable

BUT WAIT! THERE'S EVEN MORE!
REBEL W/ A DIFFERENT CAUSE
2015 Ram 1500 Rebel: It May Not Match Raptor, But It's Still Cool
LUXURY CROSSOVER
2016 Lincoln MKX First Look: Classed Up and Cleaned Up
Q50'S HOT SISTER
Infiniti Q60 Concept First Look:
Funky and Fresh

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Monday, January 12, 2015

Minivan Big Test | Detroit Show Week

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The Big Test: Minivans -
Chrysler, Honda, Kia, Nissan, and Toyota


Best-Sellers Duke It Out. The Winner Might Surprise You!


Growing up, I had a lot of fun in our family's minivans. Our family's first car was a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan SE that my dad used to shuttle me to early-morning hockey practice. (My little brothers would hide half-eaten bagels in the seats.)

Sometime between the time our family's second minivan caught fire in 2002 (long story) and the end of the decade, the popularity of the minivan plummeted. The market went from more than 11 models at its peak to just eight or so, depending on who's counting. The meat of the market is covered by the five Big Test competitors you see here: the 2014 Chrysler Town & Country S, 2015 Honda Odyssey Touring Elite, 2015 Kia Sedona SXL, 2014 Nissan Quest LE, and the 2015 Toyota Sienna SE.

AND THE WINNER IS... CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT.

2016 Buick Cascada First Look:
A Convertible for the U.S.

Audi Prologue Concept Exclusive Photos

$30,000 Chevrolet EV w/ 200-Mile Range?

F-Pace Is Name of
Jaguar's Crossover

Lexus GS F: Good Times, 5 Passengers
CHECK OUT THESE STORIES MAKING BUZZ IN THE MOTOR CITY
THE NEXT TACOMA

See It Here: Pictures Of The 2016 Toyota Tacoma
SEXY THING

Infiniti Q60 Concept
First Look
MOVERS AND SHAKERS

WHO'S WHO IN THE INDUSTRY:
THE 2015 POWER LIST

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Tuesday, January 6, 2015

How To Get More Survey Participants

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9 Advanced Strategies to Get More Feedback

Feedback can be very helpful in so many areas of business. But it's only effective if you can actually get people to provide it. So in order to get more responses, and thus better results, consider some of these advanced tips.


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4 Ways You Can Increase Post Holiday Sales

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HP Pavilion Mini and Stream Mini Introduced

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CAT Phone Maker Tapped For First Kodak Smartphone, Tablet

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10 Reasons to Be Optimistic Looking Forward

Deborah Shane - January 06, 2015

Will You be Taking Part in These Future Small Business Trends?

Barry Moltz - January 06, 2015

What the Smartest Voices Have to Say

SEAT's Christine Stoffel: Getting 1,000 Top Executives to Attend Your Conference

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I have the opportunity to participate in about 15-20 conferences a year, in addition to hosting my own annual event. It's pretty hard to get one hundred people to an…

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10 Tips For Organizing Your Small Business This Year

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An organized business is a productive business. You may not consider yourself blessed with natural organizational skills, but now is the perfect time to get your business and work space…


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