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Vegging out takes on a new meaning for some drivers who are running their diesel powered cars on recycled cooking oil. Bumper2Bumpertv spent a little time with one driver who is a part time tinkerer to find out what makes people do this.

These U.S. built cars are a symbol of the American dream and are known as the standard of the world. WatchMojo takes a look at the history of Cadillac, from the Model 30 to the de Ville, Eldorado and Escalade.

The Ford F-150 EcoBoost truck takes on the 24 hour NASCAR Challenge.

Learn some alternatives to driving.

BMW is utilizing clean diesel technology in both the 3-Series sedan and X5 Sports Activity Vehicle. Diesel contains more potential energy than gas, meaning the engines that burn it go farther on the same amount of fuel. In fact, drivers can expect to cut their fuel consumption by up to a third.

Watch as Josh Rubin from Coolhunting.com uses the Range Rover Evoque Pulse of the City App to track his movement!

David Strayer, PhD, of the University of Utah explains how cell phone use compares with drunk driving.

Check out how fashion designer Henry Holland used the Pulse of the City app by Range Rover to shoot the lookbook for his new design collection.

Plan a slick update of your car stereo using dash kits and interface adapters.

Ray Lahood is now the secretary of transportation for the Obama administration. And, we are lucky to have him here at better to talk about what he calls an epidemic: distracted drivers.

Gtchannel.com captured the Skyline H/T 2000GT-R at the Nissan heritage garage in Zama, Kanagawa. Known by its nickname, "Ken & Mary", the C110’s GT-R version was launched in January 1973, 4 months later than the other series. Notable was the use of disc brakes. However, due to the introduction of strict exhaust emission regulations, production ceased after only 4 months (197 units in all). It was mourned by many fans as "the last model to bear the GT-R badge".

Watch Carlos Tavares in Renault Twizy for the special evening at l'Atelier Renault.

In this automotive video you will learn about the Electric Bike by Volkswagen at the Auto China 2010.

Increasing pollution and rising fuel costs, some people are moving away from gas-powered cars and exploring new transportation options like bicycling, walking, public transit and electric vehicles. GetConnected Hosts Mike Agerbo and AJ Vickery discuss the future of transportation.

David Strayer, PhD, of the University of Utah explains what's worse: talking to a passenger while driving or on a cell phone.