Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Lexus shows off glut of SEMA hardware
Five Axis plans to bring along both the CT 200h that the company unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show this year as well as a new GS F Sport project (seen above). The latter vehicle wears a full widebody conversion as well as custom paint, brake hardware from StopTech and a full AirRunner TC-5 air suspension.
VIP Auto Salon, meanwhile, plans to show off a special IS 350C with custom carbon fiber aero work, a Power Enterprise Rotex supercharger kit for a little bit more speed and a TOMS upper shock tower brace.
But we're most taken with the idea of the Lexus LX 570 by JT Grey Racing. Sadly, there aren't yet any pictures of that beast, but Lexus says it has been built to be a full-blown off-road racer with 37-inch BF Goodrich Baja TA tires, 17-inch custom wheels, lots of off road lighting and Sparco race seats inside. We're always fans of airborne luxury SUVs.
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Women at greater risk of injury in crashes
A combination of relatively smaller stature and differences in preferred seating positions make women more vulnerable, according to the study. Their chances of being injured while wearing a seatbelt are 47 percent higher than men.
But not everyone is buying the research. Clarence Ditlow of the Center for Auto Safety told ABC News that the researchers used out-of-date data. The study looked at crash statistics going back as far as 1998. Many cars on the road then would be almost 20 years old by now, meaning they would not incorporate the most modern crash protection technology.
"The study would have a lot more value if it were limited to 2000 and later model year vehicles to make sure all vehicles had female friendly airbags," Ditlow said.
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Mopar rolling in to SEMA with Challenger ACR, Ram 392 and more
The Chrysler brand itself will be represented by the 300 SF6, dedicated to the Spring Festival of Chrysler 300 owners in Southern California. It's distinguished by 22-inch alloys, a KW coil-over suspension and upgraded brakes, intake, headers and exhaust – all from the Mopar parts bin – plus special trim inside and out.
Over at Dodge, the Challenger SRT8 gets the ACR treatment with upgraded suspension, shifter, front splitter, exhaust and 20-inch wheels, capped by a paint job evocative of the much-loved Viper ACR. It's joined by the Durango Tow Hook, decked out in orange and black with 22-inch rolling stock on a dropped suspension.
Fiat continues to make the most of the 500 with two specials called Titanium and Carbon. The former takes its name from the matte-finish brightwork and 16-inch wheels that contrast with the black paint, with enlarged grilles feeding the upgraded intake and exhaust systems. The latter, meanwhile, decks out a 500 Sport in deep blue with carbon-fiber accents and blacked-out trim and 17-inch alloys, riding on a lowered suspension.
Finally, the Ram division is represented by the 392 Quick Silver, dropping a 470-horsepower Hemi V8 into the Ram R/T's engine bay. 22-inch wheels on a lowered suspension house 15-inch Brembo brakes to keep it under control, with a body glazed in silver with red accents and a black roof to do the talking.
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Grand Prix of America bringing F1 to New Jersey in 2013
While the United States has not hosted a Formula One grand prix since 2007, within two years' time it will once again host two. The first we already know about: the United States Grand Prix will join the calendar next season in Austin, Texas (of all places) at the purpose-built Circuit of the Americas. But after much anticipation, officials today announced a second grand prix to be held here in the U.S. along the banks of the Hudson River.
The race, officially to be known as the Grand Prix of America, will be held on a new 3.2-mile street course being carved out of the New Jersey towns of West New York and Weehawken, offering the New York skyline as a panoramic backdrop. The grand prix is currently scheduled for June 2013, when it is expected to draw upwards of 100,000 race fans.
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Edo Competition tricks out the Porsche Panamera
Starting with the Panamera S, the package called Hellboy takes output from the 4.8-liter V8 up from 395 horsepower to 459 for a 4.6-second sprint to 62 and a 191-mile-per-hour top end. The rest of the package is rounded out with 21-inch alloys mounted to a suspension that's been lowered by 30mm, plus a full carbon fiber aero kit and a retrofitted interior.
We're not sure it helps the Panamera in the areas it needs it most, but juxtaposed to the, um, rather "decorated" girl with which it's photographed in the high-res image gallery (pay special attention to the text on her legs), it's suddenly looking quite tasteful by comparison.
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Lexus unveils 2013 GS 350 F Sport ahead of SEMA
The package encompasses a new set of 19-inch wheels, sport-tuned adaptive suspension, thicker anti-roll bars, new bushing, and bigger brakes up front. Variable steering is also included for rear-drive models, while the interior gets a new driver's seat, unique trim and available red leather.
Cap that off with a more aggressive aero kit and the GS is transformed, if not into an outright performance sedan – the 3.5-liter V6 remains unchanged, after all, at 306 horsepower – then into something a little more aggressive than what you'd expect to see in the local diner parking lot at five p.m. Check it out in the press release after the jump and the high-res images in the gallery for a closer look.
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Kia prices 2012 Rio sedan at $13,400
An automatic-equipped Rio sedan will set you back $14,500, while the high-end SX trim starts at $17,500. None of those prices include the $750 destination charge.
While we found a lot to like about the all-new Rio five-door in our First Drive, we remain disappointed that yet another automaker has decided to charge a premium for the hatchback version. If we had a nickel for every time we've heard automakers say Americans don't want to buy hatchbacks, we'd all be able to retire to Bora Bora.
From where we sit, hatchbacks are not only easier on the eyes, but easier to live with, too. Of course, the bias against hatches seems like a self-fulfilling prophecy when there's no equity in pricing.
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2012 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
During its testing, Motor Trend found the Evoque to be ahead of the pack in terms of style, engineering and refinement. Specific areas of praise include the sloping roofline that still allows for plenty of headroom, as well as the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine and the well-sorted, adaptable suspension.
The Evoque is also a candidate for the North American Truck of the Year award, which will be presented at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show in January.
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2012 Buick Verano
Wait a minute – what's this so-called "$25,000 compact luxury" segment?
Buick explains that there is a window of opportunity for a small luxury sedan priced below the Audi A3, Lexus IS 250 and Acura TSX sedan, but above the Honda Civic, Ford Focus and Chevrolet Cruze. After identifying the void, Buick's objective was to develop a vehicle that was quieter, more luxurious and better equipped than anything close to its $23,470 cost of entry. Even loaded with every option, the Verano won't exceed $29,000, a figure which cleanly undercuts all of the aforementioned luxury imports by several thousand dollars.
Buick flew us up to Portland, Oregon, last week for an opportunity to put more than 250 miles on its new Verano in the spectacularly scenic Northwest. We arrived intrigued, and left very impressed.
Buick's third new model in as many years debuted at this year's Detroit Auto Show. Its first compact since the Buick Skylark was dropped in 1999, the Verano (Spanish for "summer") is built on General Motors' Delta II platform, an architecture shared with the Chevrolet Cruze. But don't be mistaken that this is just another one of GM's ill-advised exercises in badge engineering – it isn't. The Verano shares some suspension underpinnings with its economy-oriented cousin, but the powertrain and cabin appointments scream upmarket Regal - or even baby LaCrosse.
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Audi developing lighter
Rumors pouring in from overseas suggest that Audi is preparing to upgrade the coupe's 2.5-liter turbo five to 385 horsepower and removing some 130 pounds worth of extra weight – like the rear seats, for a start. Given that the current version already runs the 0-60 in 4.1 seconds, dropping that time into the threes wouldn't be out of the question.
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Nissan releases first photo of completed Juke-R
Those unfamiliar ought to be impressed: Nissan took the drivetrain from its top-of-the-line GT-R – including its advanced all-wheel-drive system, twin-clutch transmission and 3.8-liter twin-turbo 480-horsepower V6 – and shoehorned it into one of its smallest vehicles, the Juke crossover. Of course, it wasn't as simple as all that, as the Juke had to be completely gutted down to its frame and rebuilt from the ground up to accommodate an engine more than twice the size of what it was designed for.
In the end, Nissan will build two of these prototypes: one in right-hand drive (for its own roads back in Japan and those where it was built in England) and one in left-hand drive (for the rest of the civilized world). The release of this solitary photo follows a surprise unveiling in front of members of the press at a demo event in Spain.
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Mazda Takeri concept to debut at Tokyo Motor Show
The midsize sedan concept adopts Mazda's latest Kodo design language in a conventional three-box shape that could provide a preview of what to expect from the next 6. The show car packs the company's SkyActiv-D diesel engine (a 2.2-liter twin-turbo four-cylinder with a lowered compression ratio for a 20% improvement in efficiency over a conventional oil-burner) with stop-start engine management and regenerative braking – a new feature for Mazda.
The Takeri show car will be officially unveiled (along with the CX-5 and Shinari concept that make their Japanese debuts) when the doors open at the Tokyo International Exhibition Center on November 30.
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2012 Suzuki GSX-R1000
Engineers also turned up the compression from 12.8:1 to 12.9:1, and a lightweight 4-2-1 exhaust system caps off engine modifications. Suzuki turned to a set of Brembo Monoblock calipers for 2012 for increased braking performance, as well a lighter wheel and tire combination. Suzuki isn't saying exactly how much horsepower the engine produces with its new internals, nor has the company released any performance specifications, but we imagine improvements all around.
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Maserati claims title in Superstars Series with Quattroporte Evo
Take the Maserati Quattroporte EVO, for example. If that sounds badass to you, just look at the thing, because it is. It's based, of course, on the Trident marque's four-door model, which is already desirable enough on its own, but has been race prepped with an extreme wide-body kit and all the trimmings. It's the car with which Andrea Bertolini – a long-time Ferrari and Maserati factory driver who took the FIA GT1 championship in the MC12 he helped develop – and his Swiss Team just clinched the championship.
It's the first time that a Maserati has won the series title, previous champions having raced cars based on the BMW M3, Audi RS4 and Jaguar S-Type R. The formula calls for V8 engines, no turbos, based on four-seaters with two doors or four, and the rest of the field is made up of everything from the Chevy Lumina (a rebadged Holden) and Cadillac CTS-V to the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG and Porsche Panamera S. All in all, ten marques are represented, but this year Maserati was crowned champion of them all.
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Monday, October 24, 2011
Marchionne aims Maserati at Porsche and Bentley
As a result, Marchionne insists that Ferrari isn't after the same market that the likes of Porsche and Bentley – both part of the Volkswagen group – currently pursue. Ferrari, he says, is in a league of its own, but in fact it plays against the likes of Lamborghini and Bugatti. So what is Marchionne pitting against Porsche and Bentley? Maserati.
Reiterating that Ferrari will never build an SUV or a four-door sedan, Marchionne points to Maserati to fill those niches. In order to get there, as we know, the Trident marque is launching a pair of sedans – one larger and one smaller – to succeed the current Quattroporte, and the SUV currently known as the Kubang, previewed in concept form at the Frankfurt show last month.
Together with the GranTurismo range – the convertible version of which Marchionne is pictured with above – the new models are pegged to boost Maserati's sales up tenfold over the course of the coming years, from the 5,675 units it sold last year up to 55,000 or even 60,000 units. Ferrari's sales, meanwhile, will be limited to 10,000 units from the 6,573 it sold last year in markets around the world.
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Fox Marketing prepping special Honda Civic Si for SEMA
You know the drill by now: start with an economy car, change everything, voila, SEMA here we come. Among these changes are a turbocharged 450-horsepower engine, and not just any turbo, but that from Honda's LMP1/LMP2 and IndyCar engines. An ECU from a 2006 Civic Si controls the action, and with all hope, 10.5-inch tires will control the grip.
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Sonic and Cruze headlining for Chevy at SEMA
Chevrolet Sonic Z-Spec IIThe 2012 Sonic is the latest and greatest of the Chevrolet small car portfolio, and GM will have 20 different Sonics on display. Here, we see the Sonic Z-Spec I (above) and Z-Spec II (right), showing the different aftermarket options that will be available for the Sonic hatchback. The Z-Spec I wears a lower aero kit that will be available to order starting this December, while the extra body work of the Z-Spec II is still purely conceptual right now.
Not pictured, a sedan version of the Z-Spec I will also be on display, as well as the Sonic Dusk concept, which wears a new Berlin Blue exterior finish, Z-Spec aero kit and a two-tone Mojave leather interior. All the SEMA Sonics are equipped with GM's 1.4-liter turbocharged inline-four, ride on special 18-inch wheels and are fitted with upgraded suspension bits, as well as Brembo brakes.
Both the Z-Spec and Dusk treatments make their way to the Cruze sedan in a similar fashion. In terms of design, the Cruze models look very similar to their Sonic counterparts, though the upsized dimensions of Chevy's C-segment sedan allow for larger wheels – 19-inch sets on both vehicles.
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Harley-Davidson recalling over 300,000 motorcycles
The recall covers 25 different Harley-Davidson models manufactured between 2009 and 2012. Around 250,000 of the motorcycles were sold in the U.S. while the remaining 50,000 were sold elsewhere. Reuters reports that the recall is expected to cost Harley-Davidson between $10 million and $12 million.
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China's BYD opening U.S. headquarters today
In 2010, BYD sold 519,800 vehicles, which is a far cry from the 800,000 units the company forecast earlier in the year. Likewise, 2011 hasn't been any kinder to the automaker, with 232,400 vehicles sold from January through July. In addition, labor, research and administrative costs have all increased as the company's profits have slid off among weak consumer confidence.
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Ford Mustang Boss 302
Despite the shortened warranty, Mustangs Daily reports that Ford doesn't expect any reliability issues with TracKey. The company says that its engineers have done all of the necessary homework on the system.
From the sound of things, Ford is simply protecting itself from abusive owners who may seek to take advantage of a race car with a warranty. We'll learn more once Ford officially debuts TracKey at SEMA in Las Vegas in a few weeks.
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2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 specs divulged
Two wheel options will be available, including a five-spoke and a 10-spoke design, and buyers can pick from a total of nine colors. A six-speed manual gearbox is standard equipment, though a six-speed automatic will also be available for those buyers who wish to leave the cog-swapping to the car. The Camaro ZL1 will also come with the same four-pack console gauges as the SS model, though a boost gauge is now part of the party. Head over to the Camaro5 for a full look at the vehicle's specifications.
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Ford Focus and Fiesta to be well represented at SEMA
Cobb Tuning, meanwhile, will be going the turbocharging route with its Focus. The car will boast forged pistons, a custom turbo kit and front-mounted intercooler, as well as a unique air box, intake and exhaust manifold. No one's saying just how much power the Focus will make, but a StopTech Trophy big brake kit should ensure the car can be brought down from speed in a hurry.
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BMW product head says M division would like to develop own car
Sure, Audi has its R8, but that was made easier because of the Lamborghini link. The real template for this is Mercedes-Benz's AMG, which created the SLS on its own, and on its own chassis. The sales success of that car must surely have the folks at M anxious to fabricate a proper challenger.
When we talked to former M Division head Dr. Kay Segler, he spoke about pushing the 1 Series M through without dilution in spite of frequent reservations about its business case. We haven't heard the same talk yet from the department's current head, so, using a different template, it could be time for M engineers to start turning wrenches in their spare time: the IS-F began as an after-hours project, and in effect so did the Pagani Zonda.
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India's exotic car market booms as economy births more millionaires
Ferrari opened its first Indian dealership in May as the country's blossoming economy continues to spit out millionaires left and right. The number of India's millionaires is expected to double by 2015.
Despite climbing numbers of millionaires and increased demand for exotic rides, a chilling fact remains: World Bank estimates that 75 percent of Indians live on less than $2 a day.
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MotoGP rider Marco Simoncelli dies in race accident
A promising Italian rider, Simoncelli advanced just last year to the top-tier MotoGP series after making a name for himself in the feeder classes. He was a force to be reckoned with in the Italian Minimoto Championship in the late 90s, won the European championship (as well as several World Championship races) in the 125cc class for Aprilia and took the 250cc World Championship for Gilera in 2008. He advanced to the MotoGP series last season, riding for the Gresini Honda team, for whom he took a second-place finish just last week in Australia.
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2012 BMW ActiveE
But now there's this: The 2012 BMW ActiveE. It's the next step for BMW in electrification – a bridge between the Mini E and the forthcoming i3 – that takes a standard 1 Series Coupe and adds a brace of batteries and electric motor to create a rear-wheel-drive sports coupe with a 100-mile range. Even better, the price is right.
Unlike the Mini E that required owners to plunk down a hefty chunk of change each month, the ActiveE's outlay is far more palatable: $2,250 down and $499 a month for a 24-month lease – well below what you'd drop on a new (or even used) gas-powered 1 Series.
Now I'm the first to admit to being an early-adopting sucker, but could it be worth my hard-earned Blogger Bucks to become a beta tester for BMW's electrification efforts? I flew 5,800 miles to Munich to find out.
The kit fitted to the ActiveE is set to power both the i3 city car and i8 hybrid-electric flagship. Specifically, the 125 kW electric synchronous motor integrated into the E's rear axle will find a home in the back of the i3, powering the rear wheels, while the i8's application will provide a boost of torque to the front wheels. The motor puts out 168 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque and weighs in at a relatively insignificant 200 pounds.
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Friday, August 12, 2011
VW execs want Bulli to compliment Beetle in Heritage Collection
As with the Beetle is the first model, that butterflies perform most air-cooled VW enthusiasts in the heart, although the machines were up in the 1990s to collect. And when the leader of the Volkswagen go their way, the new iconic bus to go into production.
Preview through the concept of the 2011 Geneva Salon de Bulli, would probably climb to the production model at the top of the same platform as the last VW Beetle and sport seats for five passengers and freight. If so, expect a series of four-cylinder engines (maybe even five ...) to power the front wheels to send.
If coach is to believe, the next Microbus be ready for the road in 2014, and it would probably come to the States. We start passing the finger today.
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Chevrolet Spark Z Spec – Mini-Car Concept
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Honda CR-Z – Alpha Black Edition 2011
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BMW 520d – BMW Entry Level
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2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS550
Despite four-door that you look into the eyes of a Mercedes CLS was officially called off due to the elegant cut of the car-like roofline. Semantics aside, it started a whole new segment of four-door transport with its new artistic approach to four people. As an emerging industry, followed by the arrival of the Benz Patent Motor Car in 1885, the arrival of the CLS has created a new class of vehicle.
After starting the trend, Mercedes comes to show us how it will evolve, and the 2012 CLS550 is here for. This work is not only to expel this trend does not become a fashion, but also to a growing number of automakers, who first thought they want.
The first generation of the CLS is widely recognized as a beautiful design, to report almost shocking how the brand has been developing a four-door in 2004. If you are a fan of the original concept, you probably would not have minded if Mercedes Left Outside Alone. Unfortunately, seven years is a long product life, and Mercedes can not be held responsible for the implementation of paper. The question is whether the designers have succeeded in the new CLS even more attractive than the first.
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Renault rolls out full details on new Samsung SM7
Called the SM7, the new sedan has been spotted a couple of months, but now he is ready to come to the Korean market, Renault / Samsung has released a small batch of new pictures with all details.
The product of about 32 months and more than 300 million development is greater than the SM7, the new Nissan Maxima-based model it replaces. Two V6 engines from the family of third-generation VQ are available - a 2.5-liter engine with 190 hp or more 3.5-liter 258 hp - both with a six-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission paired.
Cabin (relatively) ordered luxurious and good for this flagship sedan, now offers the aviation head restraints, very comfortable look for the passengers, but inspiration for the look of the driver (a) as if they hold their heads high when the tax fall asleep, and (b) us as a terrible idea.
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Mercedes-Benz confirms second shooting brake model
Recently, we showed you spy shots of upcoming Mercedes CLC - a four-door coupe on the platform that the automaker A and Class B vehicles will support. As the standard four doors of the CTC, the shooting brake with a direct injection four-cylinder engines (probably with a turbocharger) is offered, and are available in front-and four-wheel drive. Logically, since the large five-door CLS is the same powertrain in the CLS-Class sedan to use, it's on, including the delicious CLS63 AMG version.
Search arrive after the shooting brake CTC in North America later in 2014. CTC sedan will go on sale later in 2013.
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Chrysler adding 1,100 jobs at Toledo plant
Chrysler has not officially announced (as the incentives are not completed), but the Toledo Blade says that investment will be $ 365 million in 1050 to lead workers, with wages of from $ 55 14.65/hour and other administrative tasks, valued at about $ 90 000 each.
Chrysler has not (officially) a word about what new products come to fill the need for a second layer, but analysts say that seven new and redesigned vehicles could make their way into the mill. The Toledo plant expansion would be ready for prime time in the course of 2013. Currently, both the Jeep Liberty and Dodge Nitro are made at this facility.
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Top Gear going Dutch with new series in Holland
Apart from the other shows that Hammond and May to show in particular host and magazines, and the road and everything else, Top Gear has spread to other series in Australia, Russia, the USA, China and South Korea led. And those are just the ones we know. Now a word on the street is that another series is planned for the Netherlands.
The latest spin-off is being developed by the editors of the magazine Autoweek Holland and producers of Veronica, a local television station, which already British and Australian versions of the show in Holland.
The formula will naturally follow the tried and true format as the original was so successful and been replicated worldwide. As for the Stig, well ... We have always thought his name sounded mysterious Dutch. And now it is.
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Audi USA opens up the palette with R8 Exclusive
The program, announced in the U.S. Audi's Facebook page, customers can order their personal R8, and give you a series of options for special color. Besides the selection of colors that can be specified for the exterior and the side blade, Audi exclusive offers a number of special interior trim. In this way you can get your car covered in brown leather with red stitching. Or red leather with white stitching. Or how about black with brown leather inserts and piping? Maybe brown with white stitching and piping is your thing.
The possibilities are endless, but we have published a picture of half a dozen configurations of Audi to give you an idea of what is in store for 'em check out.
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2012 Toyota Camry leaked in Canadian auto guide
While Toyota already released has teaser images of the well-ras family sedan new bread and butter, which came just over the head and tail lights, the annual guide to new cars in Quebec, with a full outline plans for the new Camry for all-siphon poutine, hockey-watching world to see.
One could go on the concise style of the latter interpretation of the long top-selling vehicle in America, but soon we had to let himself be seen. Then click on the scans in this book in our high-resolution image gallery, thank courtesy of an attentive reader James, whom we see for the tip.
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GM wants to build Chevys in Europe, move Opel upmarket
General Motors' production of Euro-market Chevrolet vehicles will start in Europe. This is not the case tomorrow, but it must happen in the near future and knows Akerson. This step will help you ship products, stimulate the European and thus to win the GM assembly plant in momentum with the Chevrolet brand in Europe.
In addition to changes in production, GM will begin to go further exclusive Opel. Opel is positioned as a premium brand to be more ideal head-to-head with Volkswagen, Chevrolet will be the entry-level brand for General Motors Europe.
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