What automobile-loving child has never dreamed of owning, or at least getting a chance to sit behind the wheel of a classic American Corvette? Like those still interested in going to a Rolling Stones concert, the appreciation for Corvettes is a legacy, due to its steadfast commitment to impressing the North American auto industry. Will this tradition continue into the future when fossil fuels and global warming have a greater impact on auto industry?

With the price of petroleum and gasoline these days, and the consideration for the environment (greenhouse gases, carbon footprints, global warming, etc.) it's hard to imagine that people still drive their vehicles for recreation purposes. People will take their cars out for "a spin", or go "joyriding" just for the fun of it.

As someone who is concerned for the environment, you may be troubled with the number of cars, trucks, SUVs, and other commercial vehicles you see on the streets everyday. You're aware that each of these vehicles is polluting the air to some extent, and some more than others. While we haven't come up with the solutions to make our air pollution-free, and our vehicles capable of running without emissions, automobile manufacturers are obeying the new laws, and are striving to meet the standards that the public expects.

Today, with such a variety of electric bicycles and mountain bikes out there, how do you know what’s right for you? At most bike shops, you can find a wide selection of electric bikes and conventional bikes that includes road bikes, mountain bicycles, beach cruiser bicycles, hybrid bikes, comfort bikes, touring bikes, and those new trendsetters - "City path" bikes. With all this multitude of choices, how do you determine whether a beach cruiser bike is right for you?