Subaru

A basic security system runs anywhere from $100 - $600 and often includes a controller, contacted exterior doors, motion detector and a siren. For an additional cost, you can also add smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, or cameras with remote viewing software that will allow you to check on your property while away. There are even alarms available for the opening of liquor, gun or medicine cabinets. Monthly contract fees run $20 - $50 depending on the level of service options, such as monitoring.

Recently the "Global Economic Melt Down", "financial crisis", or whatever you want to call it, has been taking its toll on the motor industry. While some automakers are attempting to seek government support to stay alive, all automakers are scrambling to find ways to cut costs and save money.

Unfortunately for fans of motor sport, this means less money is being directed towards motor racing. Honda's decision to withdraw from F1 set the scene. Up until then, much of the focus was on GM, Ford, and Chrysler. Honda's reason was simple: money.

I'd drive it. Let's hope they can work out a way to bring them to Thailand for reasonable money.

The Impreza was never a pretty car though. Still it's not bad.

Impreza Sedan actually looks better in person than it does in images. Still not a pretty car though.

Yuck.

Take a Nissan and make it ugly.

What were they thinking?

Ugly car!

Looking forward to seeing these on the roads. Lithium-Ion cells store the charge to supply power to the electric motor.

I want this car. Why is it still up on the turn table. Get it to market!

Ford Ranger MAX Concept looks nice, but there is nothing new here.