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Auto Observer Senior Editor Bill Visnic sits down with GM’S Chief Marketing Manager Joel Ewanick at the 2011 New York Auto Show.

The new Jaguar XJ 3.0 was launched at Auto Shanghai 2011 and has been tailor made specifically for China and other markets where there is a demand for large luxury cars with smaller engines. In a sector where 90% of the large luxury market has smaller engines this is a great opportunity for Jaguar to increase their market share. Equipped with a 3.0 V6 engine and an automatic six speed transmission system, the suspension has been specifically optimized for Chinese conditions thereby greatly increasing driving and passenger comfort. The new XJ 3.0 is a long wheelbase model, with an increased length of 125mm providing additional rear leg room. The combination of top quality materials, craftsmanship, and advanced technology has produced a truly luxurious business environment. This video features David Steele, Jaguar’s Global Product Marketing Director, Jaguar, talking about the new development.

hi there! :] Iamjust thinking…: I have seen somewhere in youtube that u need about 0,5Lpm HHO per 1L of engine capacity to iddling. I have 3,5 L V8 engine…so is 1,75 Lpm HHO to iddling with 800 ish rpm … And with 6000 rpm it is… 6000×1,75/800=13125 Lpm ? I am thinking about to add extra 1 Separator cell (HH)+(O) to make max production + less explosive combustion…? (cose Hydrohen only burns not explosive-check on youtube what u think about it? :] regards!

Auto Observer Editor-in-Chief Michelle Krebs sits down with Carlos Tavares, Nissan’s Chairman of the Americas. Topics include the Nissan Leaf, production delays, Nissan’s manufacturing strategy, upcoming vehicles and rising fuel costs.

This week on TIMES DRIVE we solve another question of the ages…Mumbai to Goa road versus rail, BMW X-5 versus rail. Take the first look at the brand new Ford fiesta. We check out life with a superfast Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R. We also get you our first hand action report from the Vaux Wagon Polo cup 2011.

Auto Observer Senior Editor Bill Visnic sits down with GM’S Chief Marketing Manager Joel Ewanick at the 2011 New York Auto Show.

Here is some more teaser material from GM on the upcoming 2013 Chevrolet Malibu. This time it’s a video and we get to see a camouflaged Malibu sitting idly by while spy photographer Jim Dunne explains the tactics of his trade. It seems, though, that Chevy has no problem with spy photographers for this next-generation Malibu and will take all the attention it can get for the new mid-sized model. Co-opting a spy photographer to appear in your video is a clever move but the Malibu better measure up against the competition, models such as the Nissan Altima and the Toyota Camry, when it comes out. The 2013 Chevrolet Malibu will be unveiled at the Auto Shanghai motor show next week and at the New York auto show a couple of days later. The model goes into production in January 2012 with sales starting later that year.

The new Jaguar XJ 3.0 was launched at Auto Shanghai 2011 and has been tailor made specifically for China and other markets where there is a demand for large luxury cars with smaller engines. In a sector where 90% of the large luxury market has smaller engines this is a great opportunity for Jaguar to increase their market share. Equipped with a 3.0 V6 engine and an automatic six speed transmission system, the suspension has been specifically optimized for Chinese conditions thereby greatly increasing driving and passenger comfort. The new XJ 3.0 is a long wheelbase model, with an increased length of 125mm providing additional rear leg room. The combination of top quality materials, craftsmanship, and advanced technology has produced a truly luxurious business environment. This video features David Steele, Jaguar’s Global Product Marketing Director, Jaguar, talking about the new development.

President Obama addresses a meeting of the President’s Export Council as they discuss strategies to meet the President’s goal of boosting the economy and creating jobs by increasing American exports. December 9, 2010.