‘Some things were better under apartheid’
‘Some things were better under apartheid’ When apartheid was dismantled in South Africa, many expected the lives of its black population would improve but promises of land distribution and new homes have not been fulfilled, as Hugh Sykes discovered. Read more on BBC News Share and Enjoy: var _gaq = _gaq || []; _gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-21202134-1']); _gaq.push(['_trackPageview']); (function()... [Read More...]
Things are Looking Up for Audi
In the news: Audi of America has recently reported strong January sales results totaling to 6,399 vehicles. The said figure represents a 5.2% increase over the previous year and to date the best January sales in the company’s history. According to Johan de Nysschen, Executive Vice President of Audi of America, Incorporated, “Audi has a great deal of momentum as we enter 2007. We’re coming off record sales in 2006, residual values... [Read More...]
The cereal killerz – 7 things, Miley Cyrus parody
This song is based on Miley Cyrus’ song 7 things, Enjoy it. Lyrics. I probably shouldn’t say this But I remember it so clear That you said you will bring me A red Ferrari car It was winter but now its summer And my car still isn’t here So lets be clear Santa Claus my deer Awkward and silent and I’m thinking what to say What I need to hear now: “Let’s eat another cake” When you say it I believe... [Read More...]
Classic Car Financing: 3 Things to Consider
Everywhere you look you can find evidence that the classic car investment trend is on the rise. Just take a peek at all of the big classic car and vintage car websites around. Or, channel surf around all of the TV shows dedicated to classic cars. And, check out the hundreds of active car clubs around the country: there is at least one dedicated to every type of out-of-production car you can imagine. Tastes in classic cars vary widely from person to... [Read More...]
Washington DC – Five Free Things To Do
Rent A Car Washington Dulles Airport (IAD) 1. Get jazzed For the first half of the 20th Century, Washington DC’s U St. was a veritable Mecca of jazz. Now the corridor, where greats like Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald flaunted their talent, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. At U-topia Bar and Grill, cozy up inside warmly lit orange walls decorated with work by local Washington DC artists and catch live nightly performances, for... [Read More...]