The simple account setup and great training available with eToro make this a popular choice for those looking for a simple trading platform offering a wide range of trading instruments without too many complicated tools. eToro has relatively low fees, and the minimum deposit to start is just $200. This platform uses USD as the base currency, so all deposits and withdrawals need to be made in USD, and there is a $5 withdrawal fee....
Let’s start with what we know about the Integra Type S. Acura announced on Monday that the Type S — the revived name it’s using for performance-focused cars — will have a two-liter turbocharged VTEC engine producing “over 300 horsepower” and putting power down exclusively through a six-speed manual gearbox with a limited-slip differential. On the regular Integra, a manual is only available on the top A-Spec model with the Technology Pack, albeit as a no-charge option....
Vegan products use plant extracts as their active ingredients. An exfoliant such as the Neogen pad, uses a lemon serum as the exfoliant. Lemon is an excellent natural exfoliant. It removes dead skin cells, cleanses and moisturizes the skin. Apart from vitamins C, lemons are full of antioxidants and plant acids which help in removing dead skin and in the regeneration of new skin. The vitamin C in the lemon serum is a natural skin toner....
Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If you’re morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Alright, Alright, Alright For starters, the Star doesn’t pack truly revolutionary styling. We’ve seen strong horizontal character lines, blacked-out roof pillars and a tapering roof line on Lincoln’s Aviator mid-sized luxury SUV....
Let’s debunk one myth. Natural beauty is a clean look, but natural beauties still use products. Knowing that helps explain the $5.6 billion skincare industry. If you’ve ever seen someone with radiant, fresh-faced skin and wondered, what’s their secret, you’re in the right place. Here’s why natural beauty has withstood the test of time. Natural Beauties Magazine covers sport natural beauty to appeal to the masses. No one wants to read a magazine they feel they can’t relate to....
Yes, $212,500: enough for a decent house in many of the less-in-demand parts of the country, or a fantastic house in a great city so many years ago it doesn’t even matter anymore because you’re not finding shit that cheap now. But, for a Beetle, this is a huge price! The previous most-expensive Beetle record of $128,700 was also a Herbie, used in the movie Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo....
A Quest For Power As the Illinois Railway Museum notes in its history of the Union Pacific’s Gas Turbine Locomotive, the trains came out of the Union Pacific Railroad’s quest for more power. The railroad started experimenting with turbines back in the late 1930s; in April and May 1939, the railroad tested a pair of steam turbine-electric locomotives that were produced in a collaboration with General Electric. At the time, train history site Utah Rails notes, Union Pacific was looking for a replacement for steam and something more advanced than the diesels of the day....
We’re going to talk about that, we’re also going to talk about Renault-Nissan, and I guess we’re going to talk about Russia. Fix The ‘Ring! The Nürburgring is an anachronism. It’s a thing that should not exist. It’s a “public road” that’s really a race track and you can race anything there. They do automaker testing which means that, if you’re hanging out, you might see the next-gen 911 Hybrid fly-by followed by a Ford Transit van and a vintage Skoda....
Flash forward to 2022 and Nissan has announced an actual Z race car that customers can buy. Say hello to the Nissan Z GT4, the latest sports car racing contender from Japan. Unlike the Fairlady Z432R, the Z GT4 won’t be road legal, but that doesn’t matter considering how serious this effort is. To craft the Z GT4, Nissan’s Nismo division took a standard Z and removed everything that was unnecessary....
Unsurprisingly, SARIT is an acronym, one that stands for Safe, Affordable, Reliable, Innovative Transportation. Let’s start with the Safe part of that equation, as three-wheeled vehicles with one wheel at the front have an unfortunate reputation for tipping over. While little seems to have been done to counter the inherent imbalance of a design like this, the SARIT takes safety holistically with an extruded aluminum frame and a very low minimum speed limiter for pedestrian safety....
When you relocate, you want to make the transition as smooth as possible. Fortunately, there are some things you can do ahead of time to help make the transition easier for you and your family. Learning how to pack for a move is something every family needs to do to move into their new home without stress. If you’re not sure how to begin packing for a move, keep reading to learn some tips that can help make the process easier....
Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If your morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Nissan Will Now Sell You A Ten-Year-Old Certified Pre-Owned Car Despite supply and wholesale values of used cars easing, prices are still incredibly high. It makes sense, then, that Nissan would follow in Honda’s footsteps by expanding its certified pre-owned program to include models up to ten years old with up to 100,000 miles....
The EX90 won’t debut until November 9th, but some of the details are included in a series of Shingy-esque press releases that include a lot of sections like “Understanding the human experience” and “a watchful guardian.” Specifically, there’s stuff like: Emphasis mine. The press release goes out of the way to remind us that Volvo is made of people and not robots trying to bring about the end of human free will....
The Tatra 603 has an interesting history; it’s very clearly derived from Tatra’s earlier pre-war and wartime rear-engined streamlined cars like the Tatra T77 and Tatra T87, which developed into the T600 Tatraplan, and then to the T603, which is what we’re talking about. Now, under the old Soviet-led Eastern Bloc rules, Czech Tatra was supposed to focus on trucks and luxury cars for high-ranking party members would be imported from the USSR....
The detail are those little hood/trunk latches that have little flip-up covers and use a hex key to lock or unlock. These things: You’ve probably already guessed, but the nickname for these are “toilet seats” because damn, they look exactly like a toilet seat. I mean, if I piss off a witch tomorrow and she transforms me into a little mouse or vole or something, I’m going to get one of these and build myself a little toilet, because I don’t care what I look like, I am not shitting on people’s floors or in their cabinets....
British car designer William Towns was born in 1936. As Channel 4 News writes, his car design career began with the Rootes Group, where he worked on seat styling and door handles. The channel notes that Towns was also involved in the design for the Hillman Hunter. In 1963, Towns joined Rover, where he worked for David Bache, a designer who would later be involved in the Range Rover. With Rover, Towns designed the body of the Rover-BRM gas turbine-powered Le Mans racer....
Now, being the resident Brit around these parts, I feel a certain obligation to, as Her Majesty’s best known secret agent might quip, “keep the British end up.” Now I know we’ve had our differences in the past. You colonials tried to make tea by chucking crates of it in Boston harbor and we set fire to the White House. But that’s all behind us now right? I don’t drink tea anyway....
I need to thank fellow autojourno Rob Stumpf for stumpfling across these images and posting them to Twitter, which is where I was alerted to their existence: Y’all these are actual press images and I’m screaming. I need more of this kind of Big Volvo Energy in press releases. pic.twitter.com/O8XNeoYxML — Rob Stumpf (@RobDrivesCars) June 24, 2022 Man, you really need a moment just to really drink these images in....
Yeah, that’s where I’m at too. I like them both, obviously, but I get the feeling I’d get a chance at a better Fiero, or a lesser one for cheaper. The Barracuda feels more like a “now or never” opportunity. I can’t afford either one right now, but if I could, I’d go Plymouth. Now, today we have a couple of cars that aren’t on anybody’s wish list, but they’re such a useful body style that maybe they should be....
