This week, we mourn the loss of the Volvo C30. #RIP
- Toyota dealerships don’t want to sell electric cars because it’s too much work
- Find customer insights by user testing
- How Romney could attack Obama’s auto bailout
- Toyota is more American than you think
- Cars, not poisoned candy is what parents should be worried about on Halloween
It was a slow weekend in auto news, but there was a pretty nasty wreck involving Kyle Busch that gave Nascar fans just another reason to hate the guy. Video below.
- Michael Bay teams with EA to direct the new Need for Speed: The Run trailer
- An infographic on how to own a tank
- The evolution of Chevrolet speedometer design by Christian Annyas
The official Guide to Zombie Survival infographic was released yesterday with a complete analysis of the commonly encountered types of zombies, what happens after you’re bitten and a list of mandatory supplies for “maximum chance of survival.” These include water, non-perishable victuals, medicine/first aid supplies, radio and clothing. There’s an essential part of the guide missing and it doesn’t answer the question of transportation. Thus, the Mojo Motors Blog will finish where the infographic left off by offering up the best non-traditional vehicles to use during zombie attacks.
You might be thinking a Toyota FJ Cruiser, Jeep Wrangler (hard top) or Hummer would make for the best vehicles when facing a zombie attack but you’re wrong. Dead wrong. Sure, their four wheel drive and skid plates are superior for all-terrain navigation, however, when the zombie attacks start happening, everyone will be scrambling to find these vehicles. A survivor needs to think outside the Hard Top Jeep Wrangler or FJ Cruiser. That’s why Mojo Motors has done the legwork for you, developing a comprehensive list of unusual vehicles and strategies that could potentially save your life during the zombie attack that will probably never happen.
If you care at all about your future, your children’s future or your children’s children you will read on.