An all-new 18 million Euro museum built around the birth place of Enzo Ferrari and his first workshop from where he launched what would become one of the car industry’s most legendary names and the most successful team in Formula One will open in his home town, the Italian city of Modena, on 10 March 2012.

In addition, starting on Enzo Ferrari’s birthday, February 18, Modena will hold a series of events to celebrate Enzo Ferrari, his cars and his motorsport success.

“It is with great satisfaction and enthusiasm that, after years of intense work by the Fondazione Casa di Enzo Ferrari, we are on the point of inaugurating this important cultural asset, that will tell the world the story of this great figure and the vocation for motoring of this area”, says Mauro Tedeschini, President of the Fondazione Casa di Enzo Ferrari.

Hyundai have released a large number of vehicles over the last couple of years, with more to come in this part of the world.

Not the least of these is the latest version of Accent their small/compact car.

This has been a car that has done well for the brand probably more in fleets than private, but Oh how things may change!

Take the new car, using Hyundai's 'fluidic sculpture' it fits nicely into the family contours: similar in shape and stance to its larger sibling Elantra which in itself has similar shape to the big i45. All this shows the 'family' line up of Hyundai's passenger fleet.

Holden’s Cruze hatch has been awarded the highest possible five-star ANCAP safety rating by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program, ANCAP.

The GM Holden designed and built Cruze hatch maintains the high safety standards set by the Series II Cruze sedan, which went on sale here earlier last year.

Like the sedan, hatch receives the maximum safety rating thanks to a comprehensive range of high-technology active and passive safety features standard in this range.

Six airbags including driver and front passenger, front side impact and side curtain airbags, electronic stability control, anti-lock braking system, electronic brakeforce distribution, traction control and a collapsible pedal assembly system all come standard.

Want to improve your fuel consumption by up to 5% and keep your family safer on the roads?

Then make sure the tyres on your car are inflated to the correct pressures, advises Bridgestone New Zealand.

Ignore the tyres on your car this summer and it will almost certainly hit you in the pocket, in addition to the possibility of causing problems on the road.

A relatively small drop in pressure can lead to premature tyre wear and increase fuel consumption by 5% or more, according to research, and any saving is worthwhile given the ever-rising cost of fuel, according to Heath Barclay, Marketing Manager for Bridgestone New Zealand.

HEADLIGHTS.........think safety

If you think of car safety features, chances are headlights don’t immediately spring to mind.

Yet they play a crucial role in not just ensuring we can see where we are going but that other drivers can easily see us. Depending on how you use them, that is.

Using your lights incorrectly can be irritating and even dangerous to those around you so we have put together the following guidelines for how and when you should flick the switch.

What’s in a name

There can be confusion when talking about headlights because people often use different names for the same things.