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Who are the human in the earth who does not need transportations? More notably if they want to have it, such as cars and motorcycles. In China, for every 100 households there are 31 private cars, stated the ministry's traffic management bureau in 2015. Based on survey from National Bureau of Statistics of China in 2015, there are 6.715.351 households and if we connect it with the previous statement, the number of private cars in China will be around 2 millions. With these numbers, the necessity…

THE HISTORY OF TATA MOTORS Tata Motors was a division of the Tata Group, which was India’s largest corporation, owning more than 90 companies spanning seven business sectors (chemicals, information technology and communications, consumer products, engineering, materials, services, and energy). In 2012, the corporation had operations in over 80 countries, and it had gross revenues of $83.5 billion in 2011. The company’s gross revenues dipped to $96.8 million in fiscal 2013, after having reached…

The 2018 Volvo V60 Cross Country Volvo designs cars with safety in mind. In fact, this company pioneered the Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) more than ten years ago, and drivers can choose to have this feature in the Volvo V60 Cross Country today. Stay safe while out on the open road with the help of this system, which help you monitor traffic around you. 2019 Subaru Ascent Size matters, especially when it comes to your vehicle. Individuals who love Subaru but can’t find a vehicle big…

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The Knight rider car was first introduced in the 1980 television show name “Knight Rider (1982 TV series)”. In “Knight Rider (1982 TV series)”, David Hasselhoff plays as Michael Knight, who is a high-tech crime fighter. Michael Knight uses a high-tech car with KITT built into it. KITT is short for Knight Industries Two Thousand, which is a built-in computer with artificial intelligence who assist Michael Knight. When the Knight Rider car that was used in the TV series was a customized 1982…

I think that cars need to remain central in the lives in most Americans because it is important for Americans to get from one place to another by car. The three reasons are because helping people take off, building the economy, and cars now and forever. The first reason cars need to remain in the lives in most Americans is because it is important that Americans get to take off. The cars are freedom to Americans, they could go in their car to go where ever and whenever they want. You…

(Here I am exploring sustainability in a different way, one I do not usually advocate for) With more than half of the world's population now living in cities we need to let go of the conventional inferences we make about sustainability. Instead of the common beliefs which claim sustainability comes at the cost of absolute reduction and diminishment of our current ways of life as we know them, we instead need to accept a more modern take on what is more sustainable practice as a species. The pros…

While some people may view a bunch of men driving around a track as boring and pointless, V8 Supercar racing has moved well beyond being a recreational pursuit. This evolving multi-million dollar sport continues to push the limits of technology and engineering. Formally known as ‘The touring Car Championship’ established in 1960 this sport has been subject to 56 years of major technological adjustments and advancements. Adjustments in rules, regulations and name, advancements in engines and…

This advanced GPS can motor anything from traffic patterns, to idle time by the train crews, and accurate enough to see when a train has switched to another track. Although, this system has been at the front of much controversy the system will roll out and go live early 2016…

Cadillac and Ford use implicit communication techniques to talk about our consuming habits. To begin with the Cadillac video, they want to convince us that everything we got in life, we deserved it, if we overconsume or buy things we didn’t need, we work hard for it and we did sacrifice, like he said, we took only two weeks of vacations. He promotes the car because he says implicitly that luxury is the result of working hard. At the opposite, the Ford video tried to explain implicitly that…