Panamera is reportedly still on schedule for a 2009 calendar year debut as a 2010 model year vehicle, with its premiere rumored to be at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show. The automaker hopes to sell some 20,000 a year world wide when it hits the market. The Panamera is generally considered to be the long-awaited fruit of their 989 concept from the late 1980s; some argue that it also presents itself as a successor to the 2-doored 928, but there may be plans to develop a new 928 too[4]. It will be marketed as a direct competitor to automobiles such as the BMW Gran Turismo, the Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG and Maserati Quattroporte and (to a lesser degree) a less expensive alternative to vehicles such as the Bentley Continental GT, Ferrari 612 Scaglietti and Aston Martin Rapide. It is the first V8-engined sports car built by Porsche since 1995, when the 928 was discontinued and will be produced in the new plant at Leipzig alongside the Cayenne. The vehicle has been caught testing at the Nürburgring and the original sketches are a little more sleek than the taped up model spied testing.
Monday, September 22, 2008
ASTON MARTIN RAPIDE CONCEPT (new)
Can you notice how low the car is. If it was a ’60s Le Mans racer, Rapide would be badged GT52—just 12 inches taller than a GT40. For a four-door in a driving world hijacked by legislation, that’s incredibly low—half an inch lower than a Ferrari Scaglietti.
The Aston Martin Rapide is a four-door, high-performance sport sedan, which British luxury marque Aston Martin plans to introduce in late 2009 to compete with the Maserati Quattroporte and Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class, along with the upcoming Audi A7, Porsche Panamera and BMW Gran Turismo. It was first presented as a concept car at the North American International Auto Show in 2006. The Rapide name is a reference to the Lagonda Rapide, a sedan produced by Lagonda, now part of Aston Martin. The car is based on an Aston Martin DB9.
Aston Martin has announced that the Rapide will be built at a dedicated plant at the Magna Steyr facility in Graz, Austria. Production will start in 2009. One new feature that may appear on the production version is a full-length glass roof.
The Aston Martin Rapide is a four-door, high-performance sport sedan, which British luxury marque Aston Martin plans to introduce in late 2009 to compete with the Maserati Quattroporte and Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class, along with the upcoming Audi A7, Porsche Panamera and BMW Gran Turismo. It was first presented as a concept car at the North American International Auto Show in 2006. The Rapide name is a reference to the Lagonda Rapide, a sedan produced by Lagonda, now part of Aston Martin. The car is based on an Aston Martin DB9.
Aston Martin has announced that the Rapide will be built at a dedicated plant at the Magna Steyr facility in Graz, Austria. Production will start in 2009. One new feature that may appear on the production version is a full-length glass roof.
Prototype 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 (new)
I think the new interior looks decent. It’s better than the retro of the current mustang. The retro was cool for a couple years, but then it just got ugly in my opinion. I like that they brought it more up to date in the 2010 Mustang.
Even better, this working prototype is wearing virtually no disguise other than its charred-Cheetos-on-a-white-tablecloth body wrap—complete with racing stripes, of course—revealing design details we’ve never seen before that will apply to all Mustangs. These include the new, shrunken headlamps, which are now assemblies that include the turn signals. The back end shows the pinched taillamps set high up in the new rear bumper. The freshened skin is somewhat more beveled, with a front-to-back crease and what appears to be some sort of front fender ornamentation.
Performance details of the updated model remain a mystery. Whether Ford is shooting for a higher horsepower rating in these fuel-conscious times is unknown. Certainly, the current Shelby’s 500 horsepower rating is nothing to sneeze at!
Even better, this working prototype is wearing virtually no disguise other than its charred-Cheetos-on-a-white-tablecloth body wrap—complete with racing stripes, of course—revealing design details we’ve never seen before that will apply to all Mustangs. These include the new, shrunken headlamps, which are now assemblies that include the turn signals. The back end shows the pinched taillamps set high up in the new rear bumper. The freshened skin is somewhat more beveled, with a front-to-back crease and what appears to be some sort of front fender ornamentation.
Performance details of the updated model remain a mystery. Whether Ford is shooting for a higher horsepower rating in these fuel-conscious times is unknown. Certainly, the current Shelby’s 500 horsepower rating is nothing to sneeze at!
(New)Toyota iQ : Tiny car from Toyota
The car was first shown in concept form at Frankfurt last year, and will be produced in late 2008.
Toyota is touting the iQ as the ultimate refined mode of transportation and at less than 118 inches in length, it’s certainly small enough to be a devoted city runabout.
The iQ measures 2,985mm in length with a 2,000mm wheelbase, which aids in both drivability and interior volume. The inside benefits from many of the angles and curves that adorn the exterior sheetmetal, including a triangular center console fitted with a 5.8-inch display. Additional storage comes courtesy of 50/50 split folding rear seats and an under-floor fuel tank that maximizes interior space.
Toyota didn't divulge what kind of powertrains the iQ would come equipped with, but sales are slated to begin in late 2008, with production expected to crest the 100,000 mark during its first year.
Specification:
Engine: 1.000 cc. VVT-i Fuel, 3 Cylinder Power: 68 PS/4.800 rpm
Torsi: 9,3 kg-m/4.800 rpm
Max Speed: 150 km/hour
Acceleration 0 – 100 km/hour: 14,1 second.
Toyota is touting the iQ as the ultimate refined mode of transportation and at less than 118 inches in length, it’s certainly small enough to be a devoted city runabout.
The iQ measures 2,985mm in length with a 2,000mm wheelbase, which aids in both drivability and interior volume. The inside benefits from many of the angles and curves that adorn the exterior sheetmetal, including a triangular center console fitted with a 5.8-inch display. Additional storage comes courtesy of 50/50 split folding rear seats and an under-floor fuel tank that maximizes interior space.
Toyota didn't divulge what kind of powertrains the iQ would come equipped with, but sales are slated to begin in late 2008, with production expected to crest the 100,000 mark during its first year.
Specification:
Engine: 1.000 cc. VVT-i Fuel, 3 Cylinder Power: 68 PS/4.800 rpm
Torsi: 9,3 kg-m/4.800 rpm
Max Speed: 150 km/hour
Acceleration 0 – 100 km/hour: 14,1 second.
Limousine modification
These is a modification of limousine car. can you look how beatiful and elegant they are! I wonder, can i have one of them. :)
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Fastest Old Car in world?
hmm.. Most of you will think that sport cars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bugatti and others sports racing car are the most fastest car in the world. My answer is NO.
If is not sports racing car then what type of car will the most fastest? Maybe some of you will say Formula 1 cars are the most fastest street racing car. Well, my answer is NO again!
If is not Formula 1 car, then what type of car again to be the most fastest? At the beginning I thought drag racing cars are the most powerful and fastest in the world. I was wrong, the answer is NO!!!
Until one day I received an email shows that the most fastest car in this world. I was stunt to see the picture and I can't believe it just a normal old car modified to 'look as' a most fastest car in the world. I'm really proud to be a Malaysian that our people is so great to modify an old car to be the world most fastest car, I think if Michael Schumacher see this car, he'll step away and surrender.
So, wonder what car is it? Just scroll down and see, I don't bluff you one...
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If is not sports racing car then what type of car will the most fastest? Maybe some of you will say Formula 1 cars are the most fastest street racing car. Well, my answer is NO again!
Drag Racing Cars
If is not Formula 1 car, then what type of car again to be the most fastest? At the beginning I thought drag racing cars are the most powerful and fastest in the world. I was wrong, the answer is NO!!!
Until one day I received an email shows that the most fastest car in this world. I was stunt to see the picture and I can't believe it just a normal old car modified to 'look as' a most fastest car in the world. I'm really proud to be a Malaysian that our people is so great to modify an old car to be the world most fastest car, I think if Michael Schumacher see this car, he'll step away and surrender.
So, wonder what car is it? Just scroll down and see, I don't bluff you one...
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