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A radar detector is a special device used in a car by drivers in determining if their speed is being monitored by local law enforcement officials.The term "radar detector"Really comes from earlier speed-detection technology that used radio waves, that were pumped off moving vehicles using a device whereby police could ascertain if an individual's speed was what it ought to be.This older technology utilized a Doppler type radio wave frequency and while it worked, it wasn't quite as successful as what officials use now...

Ever hear of hydrogen cars? This new breed of cars being developed far surpasses the present gasoline-electric hybrid cars so far as cleaning up the environment and diminishing the U.S.reliance upon foreign oil.Automakers expect to have hydrogen cars in the showrooms in another 5 - 10 years.So, what is all of the hoopla about hydrogen? Plenty.Hydrogen is the most plentiful element in the universe...

High prices at the pump have you bothered? Find yourself in the pump yet again dishing out another $50 - $100? Well, you are not alone.The rising price of gasoline is on most of our minds and pocketbooks nowadays leaving us wondering when and if there will be a reprieve.Until gas prices do normalize, there are a few things which you can do to stretch that next tank of gas.Here are 10 tips that should save you a few extra bucks at the pump:1...

Turbochargers, many people have heard of these, but not many people can explain them.There are lots of different shapes and sizes of turbo-chargers, but there purpose will remain the same - to bring more air into the motor.The best way to think of a turbo is like a big fan, but instead of blowing air it consumes air and squeezes it into the motor.A turbocharger is also much different from a fan in that it's made almost entirely of metal and spins usually between 100,000 and 200,000 RPM's...

Leasing a new car can be tricky business.Often, buyers are enticed by the low monthly price of auto leasing, but leasing is not always the best choice.Experts concur that leasing is a fantastic idea in the event that you often change cars every 2 years and want to drive brand new cars.By leasing a vehicle, you just need to worry about monthly payments and mileage limitations -- not about trade-in worth or selling your car privately...