New Study Suggests 32 Percent Of Women Can Drive A Stick Tuesday, April 2, 2019 ARTS, BUSINESS, NEWS, POLITICAL, SOCIAL, SPORTS Edit Women loves cars just like men and 73 percent of them feel an emotional connection to their vehicle. | Tweet Subscribe to receive free email updates: Related Posts :MINI Says New EV Will Be A "Genuine MINI" With Unique Styling Cues MINI's head of design has revealed some new details about the company's future and its upcoming electric vehicle. In an interview-style pr… Read More...2018 Detroit Auto Show (NAIAS) A-To-Z Debuts The first major auto show of the New Year is upon us and this is your complete guide to all the new cars and concepts making their world an… Read More...Hyundai Thinks You Haven't Seen The 2019 Veloster, So It's Still Teasing It The North American International Auto Show is just days away and Hyundai has released a new teaser video of the 2019 Veloster. While we've… Read More...Mercedes GLC 350e PHEV Priced From $49,990 In The U.S. Mercedes might have given up on diesel engines in the United States but its plug-in hybrid lineup continues to grow as the company has rele… Read More...Scoop: A New Mercedes-Benz GLS Is Coming To Rival The BMW X7 The next-generation Mercedes GLS has been spied undergoing cold weather testing in Sweden. Dressed in heavy camouflage, the redesigned cro… Read More...
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