Car Hacks We’d Like You to Know

In case the word is new for you, “hacks” is a term that used to indicate fun tricks that can help you solve a problem and also make your life easier. There are hacks for automobiles, and in that light here are a bunch of them:

Boost your remote’s range by using your chin

You can often increase the range of a wireless-key FOB by placing it under your chin. Sure, it seems silly but try it.  Some have said that they picked up an additional twenty feet of range by using this trick. Read More: AutosModel.com

Toyota Dethroned by VW as world’s Largest Auto Manufacturer

TOYOTA: The largest automobile seller globally for the past four years, Toyota, stands dethroned as German auto manufacturing giant Volkswagen achieves greater sales in the January—June 2016 period.
The fall in Toyota sales globally has come about as the combined result of significant disruptions in the production line due to natural disasters in Japan and the slump in sales in key North American markets. Production facilities remained shut across Japan as the country was racked by strong earthquakes this year. Two of Toyota’s leading auto brands, Prius and Camry, sold approximately 5 million units. Read More: AutosModel.com

Top 10 Safest Cars on the Road Today

Safety is a big thing for all kinds of drivers. If you’re wondering which car might be safest for you, here are the ten that you should be considering.

1. Mercedes GLC

The interiors of the Mercedes GLC are fantastic, but the other thing that makes it stand out is the safety. It’s one of the safest cars out there at the moment. The adult occupant safety rating of the car is particularly impressive when it was tested by Euro NCAP. The comfort of the car is one of the best out of any small SUV car that you will find on the market, so that gives you another reason to buy. Read More: AutosModel.com

The Toyota Yaris – The Little Car That Could And Still Can

If you’re talking about handy, reliable cars, then there are a few brands that immediately jump out. Honda. Mitsubishi. Toyota. In particular, the Toyota Yaris has always been one of the most economically sound, safe drives out there. It has never been particularly exciting. It is not a car for the passionate souls out there. But it has always been steadfast. A loyal driving companion. The Labrador of the car world, if that makes sense.  The kind of car that makes you say ‘well, it does the job’. Does the 2014 and beyond version hold up? Is it more exciting? What can you expect from the latest Yaris? We’re going to take a look at that right now. Read More: AutosModel.com

 

German motoring magazine has named the New 2016 Tiguan as all-wheel drive car of the year during its 2016 awards

Since 2007, the Tiguan has been a best-selling mid-range SUV and has sold over 2.8 million units worldwide over the past 9 years.
The latest model shows a more mature design from previous models, with a bold shape and smooth design on the outside, whilst the inside offers more accommodating space and an improved infotainment system.
The interior is very well crafted, with the cockpit ergonomically design to help keep the driver in control, and with the ambient lighting and panoramic glass roof, the passenger section is very well lit and light. Read More: AutosModel.com

 

Escape the City, Explore Vanlife

Do you want to escape the London city and save a considerable amount on rent? Van Monster explores Vanlife in London through an infographic.
Average monthly rent in London is £1301, which is too expensive for most of the workers here. The infographic shows Brits are now becoming more and more interested searching about van dwelling. Van Monster weighs up the pros and cons of Vanlife.
It is no doubt living in van can save you lots of money, but it also poses its own challenges, which start from finding the perfect van to customizing it. A fully customizable van may cost you around £8,476 in addition to vanlife costs which include insurance, MOT, emission charges, fuel, parking and road tax.
The infographic shows examples of people who have done it and what they advise for people looking to swap their homes for vans. Read More: AutosModel.com

Pedestrian Injuries are on the Rise

Pedestrian safety is a growing concern in the UK, especially in large cities where many drivers are on the road. According to government statistics, pedestrian injuries and fatalities account for a large number of traffic accidents reported by the UK Department for Transport. Between 2013 and 2014, minor pedestrian injuries affected almost 20,000 people in the UK. Serious injuries rose by almost 1.5 percent, and pedestrian fatalities rose by 12 percent. Children are the most vulnerable victims to pedestrian accidents and injuries from automobiles. According to accident reports, children who are 10 to 12 years old are most at risk. One in 650 children in this age group are reported as pedestrian casualties each year. Read More :AutosModel.com