Automotive

Thursday, September 1, 2016

iOttie Easy One Touch Mini CD Slot Car Mount Holder Cradle for iPhone 6s Plus/6s/6, Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, EdgeS6/S6 Edge, Galaxy Note 7/5, Nexus 6, & Smartphones

Easy One touch mounting system locks and releases the Device with just One simple touch
Universal, fits all smartphones and their Cases (such as OtterBox, Incipio) from 2.3 to 3.5 inches wide
Cradle rotates at the swivel Ball 360 degree for optimal viewing angles
CD slot connection can be easily installed onto vehicle's CD slot. Locks in place using provided lever for a secure fit
In case of unstable fit, please use the included plastic bracket for proper mounting. We recommend testing before use.

The iOttie easy one touch Mini is a Compact and fully functional yet sophisticated mounting solution that fits easily into any CD slot in most vehicles. This mount provides a safe, versatile, and highly functional smartphone mounting solution. Its easy one touch system allows for the mounting and releasing of the device with just the push of a finger. Whether your phone is protected by a skin or a case, the iOttie easy one touch Mini car mount grips securely onto your device so you can drive with confidence. Mount smart. Drive smarter!

Price: $ 19.95

Kotap BB-6B Ball Bungee, 6-Inch, Black, 25-Piece

Bungee cords are black with grey accents
Bungee Length: 6-Inch (including ball)
Bungee Cord Diameter: 1/5-Inch (5mm)
Streches to 8.5-Inches
Nylon Ball Diameter 1-Inch

Product Details: Kotap Heavy-Duty Ball Bungees are used to secure tarps to canopy frames or other fixed points. Also prolongs the life of tarps and gromets by allowing slight movement. Reusable.

List Price: $ 7.95

Price: $ 7.95

Find More Automotive Products

The post iOttie Easy One Touch Mini CD Slot Car Mount Holder Cradle for iPhone 6s Plus/6s/6, Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, EdgeS6/S6 Edge, Galaxy Note 7/5, Nexus 6, & Smartphones appeared first on Automotive Guide To Everything.

Log On Bike Path Is Not What It Seems

Oh wait, that's not a log….

Originally found athttp://www.viralviralvideos.com

The post Log On Bike Path Is Not What It Seems appeared first on Automotive Guide To Everything.

NEW Funny Car Crash Pictures

style="max-width: 500px;max-height: 360px">

allowfullscreen<br /> src="//www.youtube.com/embed/l5yIy0CMFEM?autoplay=0&rel=1&iv_load_policy=1"<br /> >

The post *NEW* Funny Car Crash Pictures appeared first on Automotive Guide To Everything.

Germany's New Bike Superhighway

Germany has long been associated with transportation. Their automotive industry is regarded by many as the finest in the world, and the Autobahn system, on which their Audis and BMWs travel, is famous around the world. What might not be so widely known, though, is that biking is also a popular means of traveling in the country. About 10 percent of all commuting is done by bike, which is why this superhighway is being built.

Eventually, this dedicated bike highway will be 100 kilometers long, connecting as many as ten cities in Western Germany.

Running alongside disused railroad tracks, five kilometers have just been opened for public usage. The entire stretch will feature separated paths, smooth surfacing and pleasant and quick biking, unencumbered by cars and traffic.

The German government estimates that the full highway will offer a new commuting avenue for up to two million people; that equates to 50,000 less cars on the road each day.

The route will be both scenic and urban, and pass through Duisburg, Bochum, Hamm and four universities. The project is a joint undertaking between the European Union, the Regionalverband Ruhr, a regional development agency and the local government. Expected cost? Nearly $200 million.

This isn't a new idea, though; Germany's European neighbors Denmark and the Netherlands already have their own versions. The UK is set to build their own version, as well, connecting east and west London. Germany's far outstrips these in length, however. Denmark's trail clocks in at 22 kilometers, the Netherland's at seven kilometers and London's at a proposed 30 kilometers.

Via: Lifebuzz | AFP / Patrick Stollarz

Originally found athttp://www.wimp.com/

The post Germany's New Bike Superhighway appeared first on Automotive Guide To Everything.

ECO Quad 4000 mAh 4-port Ultra High Capacity Rapid Vehicle Charger for iPhone, iPad , Samsung Galaxy , & More

Charge 4 Devices Simultaneously
Short Circuit Protection and LED Charging Indicator
Never Heats or Overcharges the Battery
Intelligent Circuitry Recognizes Full Charge
Compatible with Apple products and most Smartphones

This Quad USB Charger was engineered to charge up to four devices simultaneously. Just plug in and charge from your vehicle's power outlet and enjoy endless device usage. The compact and unobtrusive design makes this Quad USB Charger the perfect solution for charging on the road.

Price: $ 3.99

More Automotive Engineering Products

The post ECO Quad 4000 mAh 4-port Ultra High Capacity Rapid Vehicle Charger for iPhone, iPad , Samsung Galaxy , & More appeared first on Automotive Guide To Everything.

Funny Pranks Funny Videos Hot Sexy Bikini Girls in Bike and Car Funny game Compilition

style="max-width: 500px;max-height: 360px">

allowfullscreen<br /> src="//www.youtube.com/embed/G3GFsvzsK6E?autoplay=0&rel=1&iv_load_policy=1"<br /> >

Funny Pranks Funny Videos Hot Sexy Bikini Girls in Bike and Car Funny game Compilition

►Watch many funny videos here :

Funny Videos Try Not To Laugh Or Grin Challenge Funny Girls ★ Top Funny Videos Compilation 2016 :

Funny Videos Try Not To Laugh Or Grin Challenge Funny Girls ★ Top Funny Videos Compilation 2016 #10 :

Funny videos 2016 Try not to laugh or Grin Challenge Impossible Funny Pranks VINES FUNNY ARMY :

Funny videos 2016 HOT Try not to laugh or Grin Challenge Impossible & Funny Pranks FUNNY ARMY :

funny video epic sexy girl fail compilation part 4 funny weekend :

Funny Pranks Funny Videos Hot Sexy Bikini Girls in Bike and Car Funny game Compilition :

►Funny videos 2016 Best Funny Crazy Scary Pranks :

►Funny Videos Try Not To Laugh Best Funny Fails Compilation :

►Funny videos Don't mess with League of Legends || Funny Videos Gammer 2016 :

►Funny videos Fails-Wins compilation January 2016 # 1 by Funny And Fails :

►Funny videos Fails-Wins compilation February Week 1 2015 # 2 – By Funny And Fails :

►Funny videos Fails-Wins compilation February Week 2 2016 # 3 – By Funny And Fails :

►Best magic show in the world 2015 – best magic trick ever compilation full :

►Funny videos fail compilation 2016 – Funny videos 2016 – By Funny And Fails :

►Funny videos Funniest laughing bloopers ever :

►Thanks for watching BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

For less than $8K, France's new electric car could revolutionize clean transportation.

Cars are an expensive but often necessary part of life. And electric cars? Forget it.

That tends to be a problem with a lot of sustainable products: the overhead is just too high, even if it does ultimately pay for itself in the long run.

Unfortunately, this still leaves proponents of clean living in a a pickle. The only reason that fossil fuels seem more affordable is because of the infrastructure that's already in place.

How do you get people to make a large-scale shift toward greener transportation (which would bring prices down for everyone) when most of them don't have the cash for that initial investment?

The obvious answer is to just make them cheaper and that's exactly what France is doing.

At the COP21 Climate Conference in December 2015, French Minister of Economy Sgolne Royal announced a global competition to create a small electric car that will sell for less than $7,500 (about 7,000 euros).

Sgolne Royal. Photo by France Ecologie Energie/Flickr.

According to Gizmodo and speaking through a translator, Royal explained that her goal is to “create an electric car for the people” something light, small, and fast-charging that “may not look like traditional electric cars.”

To help keep costs down, the French government is encouraging the use of replaceable batteries (not unlike the innovative Gogoro Smart Scooter), which can be easily swapped out and replaced at designated charging stations throughout the country.

Presently, the next-best option in electric transportation (for those of us who can't afford a $45,000 Tesla) is India's e20, which costs around $15,000. The Renault ZOE is also available in France for around the same cost, plus 49 euros a month for battery rentals.

The ultimate goal, of course, is to incentivize the development of affordable, sustainable transportation all across the world.

“The problem arises for other countries: they worry that if we stop the exploitation of fossil fuels, it hinders development,” Royal explained in an interview with 20 Minutes (roughly translated in-browser by Google).

“It is therefore imperative to drive down the price of renewable energy to provide these countries the same level of development as the industrialized countries that have reached the using in the past, fossil fuels.”

There will inevitably be cynics who question the lack of specifics available thus far in France's cheap electric car plan. But what matters more right now is the country's willingness to take these kinds of risks.

That new plan also includes:

A commitment to bring the country to at least 20% electric vehicles by 2030 (part of the Paris Declaration on Electro-Mobility and Climate Change and the Zero Emission Vehicles Alliance). As noted in the official statement, The higher volume of orders will help reduce production and marketing prices.”

An additional 2-million-euro investment in MobiliseYourCity, which aims to facilitate transport planning projects in 20 cities in developing and emerging countries (and is only one part of an even larger global initiative).

Solar. Freakin'. Roadways! (OK not exactly this, but close enough.) Over the next five years, the government plans to deploy at least 1,000 kilometers of “energy roads” that incorporate photovoltaic cells to generate electricity.

without the added bonus of environmental damage.

But because of that infrastructure that's currently in place, the only way to enact wide-scale change is to go all-in and make it happen and that's exactly what France is doing.

Together, we can create a new global infrastructure that works for the people and the planet, instead of just the pockets of a few corporations.

Originally found athttp://www.upworthy.com/

The post For less than $8K, France's new electric car could revolutionize clean transportation. appeared first on Automotive Guide To Everything.