Cornhole is a strange name for a game but it is family fun that is catching on. It plays similar to horseshoes but is a lot safer. Early cornhole game enthusiasts would make their own cornhole sets a couple of pieces of plywood with a hole cut out, 8 small bags filled with dry corn or beans, two to four players, and you had a cornhole game.Several companies make inexpensive cornhole game sets but there is one company American Cornhole LLC. that has taken CornHole Game production to a new level. Their Tournament Series Cornhole Game Boards and Bags offer quality cornhole game boards and bags to the serious cornhole player.

These solid hardwood boards with routed edges and soft touch bags are a good fit for the Sporto Motoring target market.Ken Geers Sporto Motoring Accessories executive says the American Cornhole Brand Tournament Series Cornhole Game Boards are furniture quality game boards and we wanted the American Cornhole Brand on our Team.Carson Palmer, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback, had his First Annual Charity Cornhole Classic over Fathers Day Weekend. Every Cornhole Game Board in that tournament was an American Cornhole Brand Tournament Series Game Board. These same boards are now found at www.sportomotoring.com More information about the Tournament Series Cornhole Game can be found at http://www.sportomotoring.com/american-cornhole-game.html . American Cornhole is a registered trademark of American Cornhole LLC.Sporto Motoring Accessories, Inc. has been offering accessories and parts to protect and enhance your SUV and truck since 1993.Contact:Ken Geers, PresidentSporto Motoring Accessories, Inc.1.513.489.4800www.sportomotoring.com.

Their aerodynamic, no-compromise shapes -- which in addition to low weight help the vehicles achieve high fuel efficiency -- exude a mixture of youthfulness, rebellion, frivolity, and individuality.In terms of fun, sports cars offer superior handling and many of their owners delight in taking on winding country roads and hairpin corners at higher rates of speeds than they would in an SUV. Many sports cars are also available in convertible form, offering wind-in-the-hair, sun-basked adventures. Performance-wise, there really is no comparison. A Chevrolet Corvette and Lotus Elise can literally run circles around a sports utility vehicle, capable of accelerating from 0-60 miles per hour in less than five seconds. Even the relatively inexpensive Mazda MX-5 roadster -- with a miserly four-cylinder engine -- can accelerate to sixty from naught in under eight.But what about safety? Space?A widespread -- but arguably mistaken -- perception is that sports utility vehicles are safer.

The conventional wisdom is that due to their larger mass, SUVs will protect occupants better in a crash.In fact, sports utility vehicles' higher weight and center of gravity can work against them. Their braking distances are often much longer than those of the lighter-weight sports cars, and their top-heaviness make them more prone to rolling over. It is also easy to imagine that in some situations where evasive emergency maneuvers are required, the nimbler, quicker sports cars have a marked advantage.Regarding traction, sports cars -- which are predominantly rear-wheel drive -- traditionally have been at a disadvantage in adverse weather conditions, notably snow and ice. Nowadays, technology has mitigated this substantially with advanced tire treads, traction control, and anti-lock braking systems. Some sports cars are even offered with all-wheel-drive such as the 250-hp Audi TT Coupe Quattro, which was afforded a respectable EPA rating of 26 miles per gallon on the highway despite the added weight and efficiency losses from the all-wheel-drive system.The most significant factor that sports utility vehicles have the upper hand is space.

But even then, according to Wong, people make that out to be a larger deal than it needs to be."For one thing, there usually are at least two vehicles in a household, especially if one is married with kids," he points out. "Furthermore, how often do you see an SUV going down the highway with only one person in it? I see it all the time."Indeed, according to the 2004 U.S. Census, 77 percent of workers drove alone to work nationwide while only 10 percent carpooled. (The other 13 percent walked, biked, or took mass transit.) In addition, in some areas of the country such as certain highways in California, two-seat sports cars with two persons can use the HOV (High Occupancy Vehicle) lane even in cases where three people are required in other automobiles.Cargo room is not necessarily as restricted in a sports car as one may think, too."I've seen someone open the trunk of his C5 [fifth-generation] Corvette and throw a road bike in it -- assembled," says Wong. "Porsche Boxster owners will often tell you their cars can hold a lot of stuff because in their mid-engine cars, there are two trunks -- one in the front and one in the rear.

An Audi TT coupe is particularly cavernous with the rear seat folded down, since it's a hatchback.""Also, there are a vast number of aftermarket options for smaller vehicles, including hitch- and trunk-mounted bicycle racks, roof storage boxes, trailers, etc."As it turns out, sports cars can be not only fun, but functional and frugal with fuel as well.About hi-mpg.org:Launched in September 2004, the hi-mpg.org web site (http://hi-mpg.org) identifies and rates vehicles offering high style, performance, and fun while delivering high gas mileage. Selected automobiles include sports cars, convertibles, coupes, sedans, hybrids, and retro-vehicles from the last 20 years. The web site also offers news relating to gasoline supply issues and pricing along with advanced gas mileage tips. hi-mpg.org is not affiliated in any way with the manufacturers of any vehicle or fuel-efficiency technology.Contact:Felix Wonghi-mpg.org970-484-8486http://hi-mpg.org.

A sedan will likely use much less gas than a minivan, and if you dont need the extra seats or cargo room, you can save a significant ammount of fuel cost over the lifetime of a vehicle. Minivans and SUV's use similar ammounts of gas, depending on the size of the vehicle. A mini SUV may be a good choice over a full size SUV, saving you money every time you fill up at the pumps.After you know what type of vehicle you are shopping for, you can focus on a make and model. Be sure to read reviews from existing owners, they often times can save you from purchasing something that isnt going to make you happy.There are many excellent consumer review sites on the internet that have a wealth of information on what owners like and dislike about their vehicles.Here are a couple of sites to get you started:http://auto.consumerguide.comhttp://www.edmunds.comMany auto review sites also offer price guides so that you can know in advance what the vehicle of your choice is likely to cost you. Also, auto makers often offer price quotes directly from their sites.

You can also find additional information, pictures, and sometimes video at the auto makers sites.Once you have done all of your research, selected the make an model of the vehicles you are interested in, you can then go to your local dealership armed with all of the information necessary to make an informed buying decision. By researching vehicles online, you can save time, money and gain piece of mind..

Here are a few additional tips which will help ease the strain of filling your tank.

If unnecessary consumption of oil were the issue, they'd be trying to shut down the recreational boating market." Bishop furthers an opinion that the nation's children are growing up conditioned to lampoon and otherwise attack success in America. "The SUV is a symbol of middle-class success in America. Conspicuous consumption is under attack, not the SUV, and that needs to be stopped so our children continue to aspire to greatness," said Bishop..

This will help you to avoid buyers' remorse, which is common when people spend more than they had originally planned or more than they could afford.

2- SUV wheels are available in many metal choices; chrome, brushed aluminum, stainless steal are all very popular choices for after market wheels. All of these examples of wheels have been made to be easy to take care of and to last when they are taken care of. The only thing that really matters in regards to which wheel to choose is your own personal preference.

3- There are also many different styles to choose from. When it comes to the style of the custom wheel you choose, its all personal. There are no good reasons to choose one style over another or bad reasons either for that matter.

After market SUV wheels can have thick, chunky spokes that make the vehicle look heavy and tough or the wheels can have small, slender spokes that speak of culture and refinement. The odd thing is both types of wheels look equally at home on an SUV.

4- There are a great many companies that specialize in wheels; they would be an excellent choice as a starting point when beginning your search. These stores will allow you to see the actual wheel, to get a feel of how it will look when mounted on your SUV. If they don't have the type of wheel you are looking for in stock, they might be able to find it in a catalog and order a set for you.

5- Of course, the internet is also a great source of information in regards to SUV wheels. You will be able to see photos of a wide variety of wheels that are specially made to fit today's SUV's.

If you don't feel comfortable ordering wheels online, you can print out a photo of what you are looking for and take it to a local specialty shop or dealership. They can order the wheels for you and even help you find a place to have them mounted. .

My friend is 6-foot-3, and while that's tall, he's not a giant by any stretch."I've got a Scion and there's plenty of rear seat headroom," my friend commented.The quick analysis made a good point. As the largest and most powerful Blazer available, shouldn't a 6-foot-3 person sit comfortably in the middle of the car's three rows?Conversely, an SUV hardly seems like a vehicle for a remarkable sound system. But the Bose premium sound system available in the Blazer's Sun, Sound and Entertainment Package is superior. The combination AM/FM stereo, six-disc changer, XM satellite radio and eight speakers are arguably the finest music package I've experienced in any test car in the past two years.Beyond a curious space limitation and a wondrous sound system options, the Blazer offers an odd mixture. It's a well-designed SUV with plenty of space for family and cargo.

It has adequate steering and handling, and it offers a quiet ride considering its status as a large SUV with 17-inch tires.Yet, the Blazer falls short in other key areas.The vehicle's braking system seems uneven - fine in some circumstances, soft in other scenarios with far-too-long response time. The Blazer maneuvers well in traffic and its turning radius is surprisingly tight and efficient. But again, for each of the vehicle's strengths, there's a weakness. The Blazer's fuel rating of 14 mpg (city) and 19 (hwy) is hardly impressive.Standard features are adequate: power mirrors, heated daytime running lamps, remote keyless entry, tinted rear glass, 65/35 second and third-row folding seats and a rear window defogger, among other standard items.Three options packages, the aforementioned Sun, Sound and Entertainment, as well as the Luxury and V8 Power Play packages, can add nearly $7,000 to the base sticker, pushing the total price to more than $41,000.Some options are worthwhile, including the OnStar Emergency System (with one year of free service) and leather-appointed seats. Other options ? cruise control, leather-wrapped steering wheel and steering wheel audio controls ? are standard for other manufacturers' SUVs.A Preferred Equipment Savings reduction of $3,150 lowers the top-of-the line Blazer's price, after a $685 destination charge, to $38,515.As such, the Blazer isn't the most expensive or most economical SUV on the market.

But certainly, for nearly $40,000, good brakes and sufficient second-row headroom shouldn't be issues.2005 Chevrolet TrailblazerSafety features -- Dual-stage driver and front passenger airbags. Antilock brakes.Fuel Mileage (estimates) -- 14 mpg (city), 19 mpg (highway).Warranty -- Bumper to bumper, 3 years/36,000 miles; Power train, 3 years/36,000 miles; Corrosion, 6 years/100,000 miles; 24-hour free roadside assistance, 3 years, 36,000 milesBase price -- $34,270.00.

You can find all Saturn Vue vehicles as a wagon that holds four doors. And for the very first time this year, the public was introduced to the Saturn Vue Green Line. And what made the Green Line different from its parent model was that it was more inclined towards environment friendliness.

Saturn Vue's Green Line has been created with a belt alternator starter system or the BAS system. This is simply a large electric motor with special bearings and parts used.

But for the rest of the Saturn Vue Green Line, Saturn aftermarket parts would surely fit it. What the BAS system does is it stops the engine automatically when the vehicle comes to a stop. However, when the vehicle starts moving again, the BAS system starts the engine up again.

According to statistics from the Saturn Vue Green Line's creator and manufacturer, an owner of this SUV would surely be able to save an average of fifteen per cent on his current savings on gas and fuel. And consumers in the market scouting for a new SUV would surely love this vehicle for it would cost much lower than other hybrid SUVs offered by other automakers.

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Quality is the second. These are the reasons that the internet is a good place to start looking for SUV accessories; there are so many sites and products to choose from. Consumers today are much more conscience when it comes to getting what you pay for, or even, getting more than what you pay for. Owners of SUV's are just like anyone else, they like to get a good product at a great price. The competition is so fierce that most sites will offer free shipping or deep discounts to win your business.

2- Companies that specialize in aftermarket add on parts are a great way to get your hands on the actual part that will be installed on your vehicle before you actually purchase it.

SUV owners are also very fussy about the accessories that they choose to add to their vehicles. What ever is being replaced needs to be perfect For example, if you are looking for a set of running boards for your truck, you probably know pretty much what you want them to look like installed even before you begin your search. This is true not only for something that stands out, like running boards, but also for smaller items such as custom knob covers for the interior of the vehicle.

3- The dealership where you originally purchased you SUV is also an excellent source for quality aftermarket accessories. Dealers tend to be more expensive than some other sources of parts, and they may offer a more limited selection, however, the parts they do handle will be genuine accessories for your particular SUV.

If they don't handle these types of products, they can give you the name of a reputable accessory dealer in your area.

4- Swap meets can be a fun, unconventional way to get the parts you are looking for. This is especially true if you are searching for an accessory that is hard to find or that is no longer being made. A swap meet allows you to see the part and get some of its history before you buy, since the part will most likely be used, this information can be important in your decision.

5- If you are the more adventurous type of buyer, you might want to try online auctions. Online auctions allow you to do business with people from all over the globe.

There are many auction sites, with out a doubt; you will be able to find the part you are seeking. The biggest draw backs to buying from an online auction is the gamble that is involved (that may also be a lot of the allure as well), unfortunately you never really know if the person on the other end of the computer is trustworthy until you receive your part in the condition it was described. Fortunately, most online auction participants are trustworthy and understand that that is why they have customers. .