A Blog of Cars

"F irst, you turn your time circuits on. You input your destination time on this keypad. I, Doctor Emmet Brown, am about to embark on a historic journey." Yes! Today is October 21, 2015. The day Marty McFly goes with Doc to the future to save Marty's sons. And our future is so very different than it was expected to be! But come on! Hop on to the hoverboard with me! Wait... we don't have that... Anyways. There are many things we today don't have that are supposed to exist today, according to the movie. Like flying cars... That's so sad. I really wanted a flying car! And don't mention time travel! That is only sci-fi stuff. There are no holograms. No robots in dinners. No Mr Fusion for our cars (that's good). No Jaws 19 (That's a relief!). But even though Back to the Future's October 21, 2015 was very very far from reality, we can still enjoy those future trips on the movies. Who doesn't likes and wish

S o, I got all excited when i saw the new camaro revealed in Detroit. Outside still looks like a Camaro (a thing I loved) and inside it got all new designs here and there, including the 24 color changing lights (See video below) . Shorter, lower and lighter, it looks as if the Camaro was on a diet. From 200-300 pounds less than the outgoing 5th gen Camaro. Designed maybe by a anime artist, or maybe even by Bumblebee itself, this car looks completely different, yet very similar to the current Camaro. In the last movie of Transformers Age of Extinction we saw a sneak peek of how the future Camaro's would look like. Now compare that to the Six Gen camaro. Still inspired by the 67-69 Camaro, consumers apparently didn't want the car to look different, or have more exterior visibility, because they liked the car as it is, they like the current Camaro, and thus this baby was born (THANKS CONSUMERS). I still love it's retro-modern muscle car style. Unlike the Mustang that h

B eing connected nowadays can really be somewhat of a headache. Facebook this, Google that, Tweet this, tag that... Yes, frustrating! And yet I wonder WHY some automobile brands incorporated some social networks to their cars! DO YOU NEED TO KNOW WHATS UP IN FACEBOOK WHILE YOU DRIVE???  N.O. NO.  DO YOU NEED TO KNOW WHATS THE LATEST TWEET WHILE YOU DRIVE???  N.O.NOOOOOO!!! For real, this can cause traffic accidents! Want to die because you wanted to know what your ex posted or what your bff twitted? I don't think you want. And if you are going on as passenger... Wouldn't it be just way faster to use your smartphone instead of those clumsy slow touchscreen devices?YES. So, what's the point? I don't even think people really REALLY use this kind of stuff after the first week with their new cars and built in apps. Why did I bring up this theme? Because NOW I'm on TWITTER ! And on FACEBOOK ! And on Google+ , but most of you already knew that. Follow the link

D riving... One of my personal favorite hobbies, and one of the best feelings in the world. Freedom at your disposal. Just turn the steering wheel to where you want to go. Turn off the A/C, (If weather allows you to) and feel the wind on your face. Put on a pair of sunglasses and own the roads! Easier said than done right? Daily routines, like jobs and schools, can take a lot of time from us, not to mention traffic jams at peak hours when everyone gets out of their jobs/school/etc... The turtle in front of you, or the guy who just keeps texting or whatsoever on his phone, the cranky old lady who keeps honking to the car who almost hit her car. Driving can be stressful. But to avoid that stress you can turn on the radio and hear your favorite radio station, a playlist on your smartphone, tablet or usb device, keep up with your emails, whatsapp/facebook/twitter/etc notifications you haven't checked in all day, you can call your mom, dad, friends, wife (so she knows you are stu