De Tomaso to becomes Italy’s Aston Martin
After a De Tomaso Deauville was suggested at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, it was already transparent that a company had intentions to revitalise a famous De Tomaso Pantera, so there’s
Archive for March, 2011
VW Beetle R: In a functions?
Street word has it which VW is operative upon an Audi-powered VW Beetle R.
While Europe
Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4: Spotted in a US!
The Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 has been held filming for the TV blurb in a US.
At 219 mph, a Brabus iBusiness 2.0 is a world’s fastest Apple-obsessed bureau
Brabus does bonkers. So when it decided to cook up the ultimate iteration of its rolling ode to senior manager connectivity, it went
New Fiat Punto 150 to the 150 th anniversary of the unification of Italy
New Fiat Punto 150 to the 150 th anniversary of the unification of Italy
On the day of celebrating the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy Fiat opens a special version of Punto Evo supermini called "Punto 150". Jubilee car stands out a new grille, bi-color alloy wheels, special body [...]
The new Jaguar will be called XS
The new Jaguar will be called XS
A new small Jaguar gets a name XS. This car has come to replace the not very successful (to put it mildly) Jaguar X-Type, which was built on a platform of Ford Mondeo.
Mercedes C63 AMG Coupe officially presented
Mercedes C63 AMG Coupe officially presented
Company Mercedes has presented the "charged" version of the C63 AMG Coupe based on the new dvuhdverki C-Class debuted at the Geneva Motor Show 2011 at the beginning of the month. Novelty should be a serious competitor for the BMW M3 Coupe.
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The new Chevrolet Colorado is disclosed to a premiere in Bangkok
The new Chevrolet Colorado is disclosed to a premiere in Bangkok
Shortly before the International Motor Show General Motors decides to disclose a test version of Chevrolet Colorado, a pickup the next generation, the world premiere will take place March 25, 2011 in Bangkok.
Serial version of the [...]
Died Richard Hamann
Died Richard Hamann
Richard Hamann, the former racing driver, founder and head of the tuning studio Hamann died March 17 at age 53 from lung cancer. Throughout his career, Hamann participated in more than seven hundred races, more than three times on the podium and won 103 races.
