How to Save on Gasoline Costs by Reducing Fuel Consumption

 

Skyrocketing fuel prices have made us all rethink and reconsider the use of fuel run automobiles in our homes. The majority of American homes own at least two or more cars or trucks and with rising fuel prices, the average American budget has gone all out of control. At a time like this, the world [...]

5 Major Advantages of Running Your Car on Water

 

Soaring oil prices have made all of us think about alternatives to gasoline. Unfortunately, till date, the majority of vehicles run on either gas or diesel, both of which are now touching never before highs. With even the G-8 leaders agreeing that developing new technology is the only way of dealing with the world oil [...]

Taylor Made R7 CGB Iron Review

Golfers Seeking the very best iron performance will get it in the r7 CGB Max iron; the longest and easiest to hit model in the TaylorMade line thanks to its thin, fast face and super-sized design. The r7 CGB Max iron features a large, high strength steel clubface that’s thin, flexible and fast. This clubface [...]

Honda to Roll Out Hydrogen Hybrid in 2008

The Honda Motor Co. Ltd. continues to develop fuel efficient product lines to bolster its lead as the ‘greenest’ automaker. Earlier, the Japanese automaker announced its plan to roll out a new hydrogen hybrid that will be released next year.

The upcoming fuel cell vehicle gets an equivalent of nearly 70 mpg. Japan’s second largest [...]

Guide to Putters by Taylor Made

Although Taylor Made is mainly famous for its drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids, the company does have an interesting line of putters. There are 10 putters offered, and one of the unique features on them is the Rossa insert which uses a technology called AGSI which stands for Anti-Skid Groove System Insert. This 14 groove [...]

Ping G10 Hybrid sized for versatility review

Every good golfer needs a killer shot-maker in the bag, a club that can get you out of a nasty lie and onto the fairway or green. When it comes to hybrids, that club is the Ping G10 Hybrid, with its compact head design that is sized for versatility and confidence from the tee and [...]

TaylorMade Rescue TP Hybrids review

Taylor Made created their stranglehold on the metal wood category by introducing the movable weight phenomenon to golf. The new Rescue TP hybrid actually goes against that pattern by going back to the basics of club head design and materials to create the club. Having had such massive success with the original Rescue Mid, a [...]

Versatility-designed Callaway Diablo Edge Hybrids

Callaway Golf has built a reputation for delivering clubs to golfers of all skill levels that can help them play better golf and enjoy the game more. They work hard to make each new club an improvement over the one’s that preceded it. The Callaway Diablo Edge hybrids were specifically designed to put a golf [...]

Confidence-inspiring TaylorMade Rescue Hybrids 2009

The Rescue Hybrids 2009 is a throwback in a way as the clubhead size is similar to the original Rescue Mid as opposed to the over-sized hybrids being put on the market today. The Rescue 2009 boasts a “two-tiered, monochromatic crown and silver clubface” which is huge improvement in my opinion over the Rescue Mid’s [...]

Cal to Road-test Toyota Plug-in Hybrid

The Toyota Motor Corp. took a big leap last Wednesday towards marketing plug-in hybrid cars when it announced it would provide two specially-made Priuses to the University of California for testing on American roads.

The largest Japanese automaker will be the first to put the experimental electric-gas hybrid cars on American streets for daily driving when [...]

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