Autoblog is looking for bloggers!
Autoblog is looking to widen the breadth of coverage it already offers on the automotive industry. If you’re
interested in either “green” automotive technology like hybrids and fuel cells or the “wired”
side of autos including stereo equipment and automotive electronics, then we're looking for you. To apply, email three
sample posts about 100-150 words in length to abresearch@gmail.com. Please include your resume with
contact information and indicate which topic you're applying for -- we look forward to hearing from you!
1. Want to experience something, I bet you've never experienced before? Hop into a 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP, don't put the key and just listen. You'll hear a loud, constant, static noise. There was a faulty stereo system placed in the 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix automobiles, that drains the battery and the constant sound can not be stopped unless you pull the fuses or disconnect the car battery. If you don't like loud noises overriding the sounds that you typically listen to, I'd recommend staying away from the 2006 Grand Prix. GM does not have a fix, other than replacing your frequently drained battery.
Posted at 10:51PM on Apr 12th 2006 by Chris