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Audi’s Right-Sized All-New 2009 Q5 has Vorsprung Durch Technik!
The Q5 is the A4-based crossover with more tech than anything in its class.
With the totally new 2009 Q5, Audi introduces the technologically advanced, upscale family vehicle of the future. By all reports, in the Q5, Audi has managed to preserve the handling of the A4 while offering a luxurious and versatile interior. Since it’s an Audi, the Q5 has all the goodies – six-speed Tiptronic autobox, quattro permanent all-wheel drive and Audi drive select control.
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The 2009 Audi A5 Sport Coupe Is for Drivers Who Don’t Do Doors
The A5 isn’t an afterthought derived from a sedan. It’s a purpose-built coupe.
Audi styled the 2009 A5 to be a sport coupe from the get-go. Sleek and swoopy, the A5 is a standout styling statement. Pour on the plush, drop in some power, season for handling and add a large helping of technology, and you have the recipe for an exciting driver’s car. That’s the 2009 Audi A5!
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Redo Your Food Shopping
It’s time to rethink what’s going in your cart.
You hit the gym, take your vitamins and watch what you eat. You fill your shopping cart each week with the usual fruits and veggies, but your shopping cart may be missing some valuable superfoods.
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Indulge Your Sweet Tooth!
Before you clear your plate, leave room for these desserts.
There’s nothing like a homemade dessert. Sure, you can stop at your favorite bakery or pick up a ready-mix package at your grocery store, but the most delicious treats are the ones you bake yourself.
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Spring to the Movies This Month!
Action and adventure now rule the theaters.
Whether it’s with your family or a date, there are plenty of films out this month that will keep you laughing and rooting for the good guys. Get that box of popcorn or candy and enjoy the show! Here are some must-see films that are coming out this month.
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So Many Places. So Much Fun.
Six states full of things to do!
New England is definitely not lacking on fun, events and celebrations. From the coast of Maine to the mansions of Newport, Rhode Island and everything in between, New England has lots to offer. Oh, and if you were wondering, New England is roughly 70,054.4 square miles.
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Detailing Is the Key to Maximizing the Value of Your Car
Your car’s surfaces are the equivalent of your body’s skin. Treat them gently!
Detailing is one of the least understood, but most valuable services your vehicle requires. Since your car or truck is a significant investment, it deserves to be taken seriously. Washing the exterior, wiping down the interior and vacuuming the carpets is basic care. Those are the easy things. Detailing involves the real work of addressing wear and tear over time – the things that lead to nasty stuff like rust, oxidation, mold, chips, cracks and plain old neglect.
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Fuel Economy Economics: Gallons-Per-Mile or Miles-Per-Gallon?
Figure out how much gas a vehicle uses rather than how many miles it gets per gallon.
Inspired by debates they had while carpooling in a hybrid car, Duke University researchers Richard Larrick and Jack Soll ran a series of experiments showing that the current standard, miles per gallon or mpg, leads consumers to believe that fuel consumption is reduced at an even rate as efficiency improves. People presented with a series of car choices in which fuel efficiency was defined in miles per gallon were not able to easily identify the choice that would result in the greatest gains in fuel efficiency.
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How to Get a Great Deal at a Collector-Car Auction
Bid successfully and you can drive away with a bargain or make a good investment.
It looks like a good year for bidders at collector-car auctions. The recession means that previously overvalued cars will be relative bargains. However, even a recession cannot reduce the value of limited-edition classic cars that are always sought by well-heeled car collectors. As Andy Cohen of Beverly Hills Classic Cars says, “I think the right collector cars are much safer than stocks.”
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