Mercedes has released details today of their newest accessory, a telephone module featuring Bluetooth (SAP-Profile). Perfect for anyone who has a tendency of forgetting their cell phone in the typical cradle

Rising oil prices show their good side: world automakers continue offering more and more incentive to persuade customers to buy another gas-guzzler. Although the 2007 Lexus RX350 was introduced to the North American market only in February, the Japanese brand, probably, faced a surprising lack of customers' demand, therefore having to start price cutting a little bit earlier than it was expected.

Land Rover will officially present its refreshed LR3 at the next British international motor show in August.

And the price is good as long as you are ready to pay at least $49,950 and $53,050 for the 2007 Infiniti QX56 with either a two- or a four-wheel drive respectively.

British customers are encouraged to run and grab one of their 250 exclusive Lexus GS 300 LE (Limited Edition) luxurious vehicles. The cars, that feature 18-inch five-spoke alloy wheels, HID-headlights, an aerodynamic boot lip spoiler, extended side skirts and a front spoiler, arrive to the island today at a price of \302\24337,350 on the road.

While the Tonino Lamborghini Bello Bluetooth headset might turn heads, the only thing that this device has in common with the Italian supercars is the logo. What? Did you expect a snorting bull or the roar of a Lamborghini engine when you wore it?

Our minds are cluttered enough, so we try to keep the inside of our cars debris free. Unfortunately, that hasn't been possible during the tuning process of our new project car. Between the handheld control module, our cheap, serial-equipped laptop, the yet-to-be-mounted standalone ECU and the wire connected to our wide-band 02 sensor, the interior of our project is beginning to look like the rats nest behind our desk.

Details are a little thin, but the new Garmin unit seems to take advantage of Bluetooth to transmit the voice signals to a Bluetooth-enabled helmet -- BMW announced one earlier this year that would enable Bluetooth for rider-to-passenger communications. For now, it's Europe only.