Though gender studies determining which sex is better at “going to the park”, “hitting a home run in a park” (also known as “parking it”), and “doing illicit things while parked in a car” have yet to be conducted, the U.K. has determined, without question, that women are definitely a little bit better at parking cars than men.

(CarWoo’s got you covered if you want to buy a new car and start the illicit parking study yourself. Click here.)

The most important person you can hire in your dealership right now isn’t another 30-unit Internet Sales Manager (though, they are nice to have) or a 175-call-per-day BDC Rep who’s as good on the 175th call as he was on the second call (…actually, you’d better get that one) or a rock-star Service Advisor from a nearby competitor who’d connected with 868 service customers on Facebook (Hmmm… I’d lure that one, too).

It takes two to tango in the car business.

At CarWoo!, we care about a process that is fair to both the buyer and the seller.  We don’t believe that a car buying experience that is good for the buyer needs to occur at the expense of the dealer. For this reason, we endorse the first Online Dealer’s Bill of Rights.

 CarWoo! believes in dealers’ and buyers’ rights online.  This Bill of Rights targets the issues that have plagued dealers over the past decade and have become increasingly problematic as online buyers dominate the market for new cars.

If you’ve ever heard anyone wax on and on about the legendary status of LA traffic, then you’ll know that the best cars for Los Angeles are the ones that are well-rounded and can survive some pretty tough environments. And, let’s be honest, LA cares about looks, too, so we aren’t talking about purely functional vehicles here. That would be a tall order under any circumstances, but factor in that epic SoCal sun, and you have yourself quite a tall order when it comes to what to drive. Fortunately, I’m here to help with my selection of the best cars for Los Angeles.

If you’re bringing a lawsuit to small claims court, the ideal is to sway national opinion to your side. Because when public opinion mounts against you, ya’ messed up, ya’ greedy b*stard.

No chance of that in Torrance, California, where hybrid Honda Civic owners are rushing to support Heather Peters.

If you haven’t seen Honda’s new Ferris Bueller-themed CR-V commercial, to debut on TV for the Big Game,  you need to check it out.

When a nameplate manages to top one of the most popular segments- crossovers – right now, you should probably take notice.  That means it’s doing something right.  Well done, Acura.  But wait; does that mean the 2012 MDX is the best car on the road right now?  We’ll let you decide that one.

Check out all that is golden and then maneuver yourself over to Carwoo to grab your own MDX. 

The NHTSA closed its investigation of the Chevrolet Volt this week, but House Republicans called a hearing named, “Volt Vehicle Fire: What Did NHTSA Know and When Did They Know It?” on Wednesday. The hearing, like pretty much everything else that government does, was intended to undermine the opposing party. The main criticisms lobbed at the NHTSA was waiting six months from the beginning of the investigation in May to determine the cause, and then rapidly determining two weeks later that Volts were actually safe.

What’s so important about finding the right car dealer? Aside from helping you score a great price, the right dealer positions you for the best possible experience during and after the sale. But it’s easy to lose sight of all this when we’re reviewing offers. Here are some tips to help you find the right dealer.

Kia: A Wee Hiccup Won’t Sour the Grape

Or the apple, as in the Big Apple. The New York metropolitan area, that large swath of NYC, New Jersey and Connecticut, has 17,005 new Kias on its roads. From January to November last year, Kia sales increased 83 percentover 2010, allowing the South Korean automaker to boast that its cars are the hottest selling in terms of percentage increases.

While the Ford F-150 is lauded for being a consistent bestseller, it’s not the only option in the full-sized pickup world.  In fact, there’s a large contingent that says the 2012 Ram 1500 is an all-around better pick, but we’ll leave that one up to you.  And while it’s a compliment to Ford that it can be the first reference in a review about another brand’s nameplate, respect should be given to Ram.

It’s here.  Take a look at what the 2012 Ram 1500 is all about.