user2766: I plan to build a GPS logger for my car using a GPS device, an Arduino board and a SD Card. The plan is that the GPS device forwards the position to the Arduino which is responsible for storing the data on the SD card. However, I would like to regularly (say every hour) send my current position to a server at home.
For that you can use GPS pusher or puller, but I couldn't find any such devices on the Internet. Do these devices exist? What are my (other) options?

user2767: Check this shield out, it sounds almost exactly like what you need, plus it has OBD2 (CAN) access to log RPM, indicated speed, steering wheel angle, and whatever else your car exposes. You can get a GPS module from Sparkfun as well. Matter of fact, I'm using it in a very similar project, but development is paused until I upgrade to a Mega, since I've run out of RAM.

The shield comes with example code that's hacked together from other sources but it serves the demo purpose well.
As for pushing to a server--that'd be tougher. I would go the route of a Bluetooth shield and make a corresponding app for the phone that pushes the data.

2766: <p>I plan to build a GPS logger for my car using a GPS device, an Arduino board and a SD Card. The plan is that the GPS device forwards the position to the Arduino which is responsible for storing the data on the SD card. However, I would like to regularly (say every hour) send my current position to a server at home.</p>

<p>For that you can use GPS pusher or puller, but I couldn't find any such devices on the Internet. Do these devices exist? What are my (other) options?</p>
 2767: <p>Check <a href="https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10039" rel="nofollow noreferrer">this shield</a> out, it sounds almost exactly like what you need, plus it has OBD2 (CAN) access to log RPM, indicated speed, steering wheel angle, and whatever else your car exposes. You can get a GPS module from Sparkfun as well. Matter of fact, I'm using it in a <a href="https://bitbucket.org/nearwood/carduino" rel="nofollow noreferrer">very similar project</a>, but development is paused until I upgrade to a Mega, since I've run out of RAM.</p>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/J6pPW.jpg" alt="enter image description here"></p>

<p>The shield comes with example code that's hacked together from other sources but it serves the demo purpose well.</p>

<p>As for pushing to a server--that'd be tougher. I would go the route of a Bluetooth shield and make a corresponding app for the phone that pushes the data.</p>
