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In appreciation for the orders that were placed in November, 360 Impressions has made a donation to those in need this Holiday Season. Through this donation, our clients will help feed over 2,100 people this Thanksgiving. A huge thank you to all of those that have helped make this Holiday

NAWBO, the National Association of Women Business Owners, held a full day conference yesterday with high school girls who aspire to own their own business in the near future. 360 Impressions is proud to help these young women achieve success through mentoring and positive encouragement.

With plans to build a hydrogen refueling infrastructure in the US, Toyota president Akio Toyoda announced that their new 2016 Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle will be coming to California next year with a $57,500 price tag. Interested buyers will also be treated to state and federal incentives worth a

In the late 1980s, Mercury gave us a glimpse into the future with their Antser concept car. The aerodynamic prototype featured an impressive 1,200-pound electric hybrid powertrain with batteries powering electric motors in all four wheels, along with a backup generator to extend the vehicle’s range. With it’s lightweight construction

Applebee’s, Nov. 11, 2014 Applebee’s is again offering a free meal to military veterans and active-duty service members on Veterans Day, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014. There will be 7 entrées to choose from, beverage and gratuity not included. Military ID or proof of service required. BJs Restaurant and Brewhouse, Nov.

The latest report from Experian Automotive finds that while there might be exceptions when it comes to other brands, the majority of car owners will less likely buy another vehicle from the same brand family if they’ve kept their vehicle for over 10 years. The good news for automakers is

After successfully launching the AMX/2 prototype at the 1969 Chicago Autoshow, the American Motor Company (AMC) with the help of Italian master designer Giotto Bizzarrini, set out to engineer America’s next big supercar. After having to tweak the five speed gearbox to a custom built four speed box because of

Tom Magliozzi, host of National Public Radio’s “Car Talk” show, passed away yesterday at the age of 77 due to complications from Alzheimer’s. Full of wisdom and humor, Tom and his brother Ray Magliozzi would dispense their “how-to” knowledge of repair tips and advice on life to millions of listeners on