I had requests to do cold starts of the lot vehicles, some weren’t there and some were sold and some are new, so here you go everyone! Be sure to watch part 1!

The truth is that the chief executives of the Big Three automakers could have hitchhiked to Washington to beg for alms and they still would have been raked over the coals. But the fact that they came in their corporate jets was a bit much. What, they couldn’t have piled into a tricked-out Malibu and taken turns at the wheel? Richard Wagoner of General Motors, Robert Nardelli of Chrysler and Alan Mulally of Ford should begin the inevitable cost-cutting by firing their public relations consultants. They left Capitol Hill empty-handed, but they’re bound to get some kind of federal help, however grudging. In the end, I don’t think either George W. Bush or Barack Obama wants to be remembered as the president who lost the auto industry. Strings will be attached, solemn promises extracted, oaths signed in blood. At some point — I’m an eternal optimist — the wizards of Detroit might even come up with a car or two that Americans want to buy. If not, well, the Big Three execs can always come back to town — by more modest means of transportation, one hopes. If there’s anything beneficial in this predictable melodrama, it’s that contemplating a taxpayer-funded rescue of the auto industry might make Americans realize the extent to which their government already puts its big, fat thumb on the scales of free enterprise. The idea that the US economy is based on unfettered free markets is, and has long been, a cruel joke. It’s more of a joke now, arguably, than at any time since the …

The 60’s Chevy Camaro Commercial. Its the FIRST ever Camaro Commercial. Imagine How Awesome It was back in those days. Thats nothing compared to the Brand new one from Transformers.

Cars.com’s Kelsey Mays takes a look at the 2011 Toyota Sienna. It competes with the Chrysler Town & Country and Honda Odyssey. Shot and produced by: Matthew Avery Edited by: Lindsay Bjerregaard

Chrysler’s five weeks of bankruptcy proceedings came to a halt Monday, when a Supreme Court justice delayed its sale of assets to Italy’s Fiat. AP writer Mark Sherman explains what lies ahead for the troubled American automaker. (June

Live TV just got mobile. Chrysler Group LLC is the first automaker to mobile TV into Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge Car and Ram Truck vehicles. Starting in late December, Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge Car and Ram Truck customers may watch many of their favorite TV shows with a dealer-installed mobile TV option from Mopar®. Jim Sassorossi, director of Parts, Sales and Marketing for Mopar, provides details on the service through FLO TV.

I had just finished installing a new starter in the bus. This is the first time its been started in probably a year. The engine is a 1959 Chrysler 361ci big block. Unfortunately, the bus was sold in July 2008 so there won’t be any new videos of it. … school bus start engine dodge chrysler 361 pedal pumping

This van has a particular interesting characteristic that I have never come across yet in the business LOL, this thing was picked up “deep within the hood!” This van needs a lot of work, I’m going to try and get on it as soon as I can!

Go to MYRIDE.COM for more car videos. With the 300, Chrysler created a smash hit. When it was introduced, the upscale style of this sedan captured the admiration of people from all walks of life, and the best part, you didn’t have to be a millionaire to afford one. Learning from its success, it appears Chrysler may be looking to use the same formula with its new Imperial Concept. Introduced at this year’s North American International Auto Show, the Imperial is positioned to be Chrysler’s …