So-called experts are now predicting that the ‘Hybrid Storm’ will arrive in 2008, or at the latest in early ’09. While no one knows exactly what it will look like, many believe that it will grab the attention of every car magazine, automotive website, and media outlet around the country.
I love Audi’s, I think they are the best high end sports car on the road. I, and my family, have had Jags, BMW’s and Mercedes, but I think my Audi is the absolute best ever. If you feel the same way about your TT but you still want to ‘spruce it up’ a bit you have a ton of options when it comes to choosing Audi TT body kits.
The Honda CR-Z is the world’s first hybrid sports car. It should be able to reach 62mph in 9.7 seconds and is predicted to cost £17,000 to £22,179 in the UK. Continue reading
Equipped with a range of performance boosting features, the Nissan 370Z offers a class-leading performance on-road. The addition of CVVTCS (Continuous Variable Valve Timing Control System) and VVEL (Variable Valve Event and Lift) technologies) not only enhances the fuel economy of the engine but also delivers excellent engine power. Continue reading
This change comes after Fiat took a controlling interest in the Chrysler brand, and made plans to combine the two automakers to become a larger player in the global auto industry. This month, the first “Fiat Studio” is opening at Village Motors in Los Angeles, and will be followed by 130 others around the country. Seven of these dealerships will be opened by AutoNation, the largest automobile retailer in the world. Continue reading
The Fiat 500 is one of the popular cars of 2008. It gained its popularity by pleasing thousands of Italians after the model was launched in 1957. It is becoming a popular choice for the mpg and economy-conscious buyers. Continue reading
Fashion, the experts say, is circular; a self-fulfilling prophecy that continues to imitate and reinvent itself even as it evolves. Whilst there are certain styles that remain constant in the buying public’s opinion (denim for example), there are occasional trends that show up once only to disappear for what seems like an eternity (day-glow moonboots). Continue reading
Now how did they get to be? General Motors first step into the SUV market in 1999 after the other automakers began their debuted SUV’s in 1998. In 1999, it started out to look more like the Yukon Denali then came the EXT version which was built like the Avalanche pickup truck. The escalade, a full-size luxury sport utility vehicle through 2000 – 2001; production was limited and halted for the 2002 year. Continue reading
The new model has received good reviews overall, with most reviewers claiming the A6′s handling has improved compared to its predecessor. Two-wheel drive versions have a lighter kerb-weight, which has resulted in a more agile vehicle, and car reviews have claimed motorways and B-roads are a breeze for the new A6. Reviews have also praised the rapidity of the 3.0-litre TSFI, although some noted the “thirsty” engine could prove to be costly. The popular 2.0-litre diesel was the most uniformly praised. Continue reading
All cars in the A6 line (hybrid and gasoline versions) have a new body built of aluminum and high-strength steel. Road & Track reported that this combination “makes the car 15 percent lighter than a comparable one made entirely of steel.” Continue reading
