The Skoda Czech based automaker has recently launched the Superb 4×4 Outdoor Limited Edition in Australia, the model coming available from 55,690 AUD. The 2015 Skoda Superb 4×4 Outdoor Limited Edition has been recently launched on the hot continent Australia, where the model is available in the entry-level version. For the right 55,690 AUD, the
Bulgarian Tuning, yeah, you know you want it. Well, on paper at least, you’ll almost certainly raise an eyebrow at the thought of something like this. The same applies for the idea of a big fat Audi estate when it comes to recommending it for people wanting a sporty car. Somehow, these ideas do combine.
From the outset I’d like to say it’s awfully difficult to find a proper name for the set of modifications Inden Design applied to the Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG. Sure, there was a very interesting series of upgrades, but almost none of them feel like they are true aftermarket products.
I mean it, the Italian branch of Jaguar and the special interior tuning company that calls itself Alcantara Interiors should not be allowed to do business together. Just look at what they did to a special edition of the Jaguar XKR, and the XKR75 at that.
The Swedish haven’t been selling that many cars lately no matter if its Volvo or Saab but when it comes to Koenigsegg low sales are part of the point. Given that the Trevita was only made in three units, running into the same car at the lights is pretty much impossible. The odds of that
Lancia is a brand of great tradition that is slowly dying on a small shelve in the back of the great big Fiat cupboard. In order to prevent this slow elimination the father company keeps releasing new versions of these cars to remind us it there is still some life in it. The new version
