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You are probably aware of BMW’s parking assistant system, well the German carmaker have now developed the narrow pass assistant system to help you squeeze through those narrow gaps.

Chevrolet have been investing a lot of time and money in making videos to help people understand more about the new Chevy Volt and here is the latest release explaining very simply how the Volt works.

Last year I wrote an article about a group of students from Stanford University building a Audi TT that drives itself. This month they released a video showing their current progress.

A new machine called HPEMS ( High Powered Electro Magnetic System ) may be the answer to stopping all those car chases that we regularly witness on the news.

A team of graduate students from Stanford University have customized an Audi TTS to drive itself.

This is the Hexatech race simulator that is used by real F1 teams and its yours for just £120,000 (US$202,000).

Believe it or not it is possible to unlock your car with a cell phone.

Bosh has enhanced their already great night vision system and are calling it “Night Vision plus” This new system makes night driving not just safer for the driver but for pedestrians too.

Ford Motor Company has won a 2009 “Best of What’s New” award for Active Park Assist, which uses ultrasonic-based sensors to help drivers parallel park with the touch of a button.

Audi has come up with a companion for you on your lonely journeys. Its name is Aida and it was developed by researches at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, this artificial passenger will quite possibly be available on Audi models.

The Ford Flex was released about a year ago and is receiving multiple upgrades for the 2010 model.