Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid 2013

The Plug-in is designed by Toyota to have a power handling capability that allows you to travel up to 62 mph using only electric power. The Plug-in can travel up to 11 miles while in EV mode. You can also quickly recharged in three hours using a standard 120V AC plug. If you run out of electric charge, the vehicle switches to hybrid mode perfectly, and still gives you a great mileage.

To charge this Prius Plug-in Hybrid, just plug into any wall outlet or standard household outlet with a dedicated 15 amp circuit. This produces a full charge in just three hours. If you install a dedicated outlet Electric Supply Vehicle (EVSE) 240V outlet, vehicle load only takes 1.5 hours. If you run out of electric charge while driving, do not worry, the vehicle automatically switches to hybrid mode and runs on gasoline until you have a chance to recharge.

Chevrolet Ecologic Labels

Chevrolet announced that their vehicles will have environmental labels Ecologic. These enable customers to meet some of the environmental features of the vehicle that are related to the manufacture, handling and recycling.

So, is the first automotive brand to provide these labels to be placed on the rear window and driver's side appear on all 2013 model vehicles.

Ford Fusion NASCAR 2013

The 2013 Ford Fusion for NASCAR Sprint Cup car, unveiled as part of the Charlotte Motor Speedway Media Tour, was crafted by the designers at Ford, in an effort to bring the brand identity back to the sport.

The result is undeniable with the car Sprint Cup 2013, reflecting the recently introduced 2013 Ford Fusion production car. With a completely redesigned sleek new silhouette and fresh face, the 2013 Fusion Sprint Cup car was designed to be the face of a new era of stock car racing