Exploiting seasonal decorations 101.
Nissan Juke – Starting at $19,998 – This one $29,500
It’s actually a four door, look again. I chose a photo filter that highlighted the rear doors, but in real life they’re more hidden.
When I picked it up, the guys said they’d just pulled the tape off the hood.
See the re-tweet? Ahaa thank you Nissan, for condoning my behaviour ;)
Inside and out, the Juke has a real cohesive look, and best I can describe it is: bubbly.
This vehicle was poloarizing – people either loved or hated it, no in-between. Personally, it was too curly-cue and swoopy.
Top right – excellent hazard button location. Nice finishing, and the heated seasts got crazy hot.
My photos aren’t doing a good job of showing the bubblyness, hang on I’ll go find a professional one …
Handled great, more than enough engine for the average driver.
Ideal for a city-living single person or couple; more than two, and it’d be tight.
Non-car nerds: this is a huge-deal show – important new vehicle debuts happen here. I was there last year, with Ford.
This year, my editor Joe, and 3 team members are there, follow the news here on Autonet.ca.
It’s one of the best places for show coverage in Canada, and, and there’ll be great wrap-up slideshows on the weekend. I’m not saying this because it’s my team, it’s because I lucked out with this job, and joined the team.
My article today.
First time EVER, that a car company allowed a designer to modify the body of their vehicle. Ususally it’s more like interior colours, and the look & feel.
Read it online here.
About the new Fiat 500c Abarth. I’ve never driven a Fiat, and after reading up, would really like to.
Read it online here.
Ford Fusion wins ‘Green Car of the Year‘.
Read it online here.
If your car breaks down, what’s the plan to move an immovable hunk of metal?
New cars are not immune… flat tire / out of gas / missing keys … It’s like buying a feeling almost… that wherever I may get stuck, I dial a number and a helpful truck and driver just, show up.
[what do you do when] a car stops, and turns into a giant, immovable mass of metal, for which you’re responsible?
A correction:
Second last paragraph, first sentence, it says “used cars are not immune”, but that should say “new cars”
Check with your dealer for details, but as a general rule:
Dealer Roadside Assistance
Auto Club Roadside Assistance (eg. CAA)
Mini-cover, third down.
CAA has saved me so many times, I have a blog section just for them – CAA
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