Recent Comments:
Study: Average lifetime car insurance costs estimated at $84,000 {Autoblog}
Apr 8th 2011 5:08PM Trailbrakingftw -
This is why auto insurance is optional.. If you don't want it or can't afford it, you don't have to drive.
- James
http://www.4autoinsurancequote.org
Infographic: Why is your car insurance so high? {Autoblog}
Apr 8th 2011 5:04PM LOL.. they forgot the most important factor in their little pie chart - which insurance company you chose to insure with. Some companies you end up paying like 10X what you would with other companies. Shopping around is very important.
- James
http://www.4autoinsurancequote.org
Fraud and 'dysfunctional' fees blamed for soaring insurance premiums {AOL Cars UK}
Mar 28th 2011 9:37PM A separate police unit should be established to tackle false insurance claims. You wouldn’t steal money from an innocent man.. why would you steal money from an insurance company? It’s stealing no matter what way you slice it. If false insurance claims are on the rise, then something needs to be done about it.
http://www.4autoinsurancequote.org
Fraud and 'dysfunctional' fees blamed for soaring insurance premiums {AOL Cars UK}
Mar 28th 2011 9:36PM A separate police unit should be established to tackle false insurance claims. You wouldn’t steal money from an innocent man.. why would you steal money from an insurance company? It’s stealing no matter what way you slice it. If false insurance claims are on the rise, then something needs to be done about it.
4autoinsurancequote
Russian Billionaire Launches Hybrid Cars {Luxist}
Dec 14th 2010 11:54PM Interesting take on a serial hybrid design, that's for sure. But with only ~10 seconds of storage, the engine seems like it would have to turned on an off all the time; since once you get up to speed, it would roll with just a fraction of the generator's output, and if the capacitors only store 10 seconds, that would seem to be less than ideal? If the engine doesn't stop and start, then it would just be generating excess power much of the time? I think it would be better with a small-ish plug-in battery pack.
I'll be interested to find out more about the ICE -- a rotary design has the potential of being very efficient.
-James
4insure
http://www.4insure.net
