Acquiring new customers vs retaining old customers

A pair of Toyota Tacomas hold station to battle the beefy Ram, including a brand new 2021 TRD Pro. With 278 horsepower (207 kilowatts) from its 3.5-liter V6, there's absolutely no way to drum up any drama here. The Tacoma is beyond outclassed against the TRX and its 702-hp (523 kW) Hellcat V8, but perhaps the other Taco is a better match. Here comes the first of many surprises, because it's a 1997 single cab model with no less than 650,000 miles showing on the odometer. Can it possibly compete with the TRX? … [Read more...] about Old Supercharged Toyota Tacoma With 650,000 Miles Drag Races Ram TRX

GM has an easy excuse to explain away what seems to be a pretty big screwup. When the automaker announced the new logo, it was clear that the emblem was appearing first in digital media. The automaker intended gradually to introduce the badge elsewhere within the company. The old logo seems to have a future on the packaging anytime you're buying parts to fic your car. … [Read more...] about GM Gonna GM: New Logo Not Factored Into Official Parts Rebrand

That minimalist, spartan, do-or-die attitude seems to fit the sports car manufacturer well for a lot of reasons. However, it's not all doom and gloom at Lotus – not hardly. In fact, Lotus was recently acquired by the Chinese conglomerate Geely. That means a healthy infusion of cash, and a considerable safety net for Lotus. … [Read more...] about Sedans, SUVs Not Off The Table For Lotus

A tuning firm has the answers Jeep doesn't. Do you remember the Honcho trim package for the Jeep J10 truck? It was a cool, retro-looking pack offered between 1976 and 1983. Even though the automaker constantly tries to answer the customers’ needs for retro-flavored versions with special edition models, there’s nothing quite like the original Honcho currently on sale.  … [Read more...] about Aftermarket Jeep Gladiator Honcho Sticker Pack Brings Back Memories

Read Also: Engine freeze talks give Red Bull hope of keeping Honda engines Horner: Important F1 engine freeze doesn't lock in disadvantages Wolff doesn't see F1 engine freeze happening amid opposition New rules are due to come into force in 2026, although they may be brought forward by a season. … [Read more...] about Red Bull’s ultimatum on 2022 F1 engine freeze not “blackmail”