Porsche officially announced that the new 911 GT3 RSR is ready for the Twelve Hours of Sebring competition. To be more exact, the German company unveiled the model at the tests that preceded the race. “The new Porsche 911 GT3 RSR race cars, still in plain white livery as they arrived from the factory in
Chrysler Sebring is a model produced in three generations from 1995 to presents, a vehicle which is fits the mid-size category and is built at the Sterling Heights plant in Michigan, United States. At the launch, Chrysler offered the Sebring only as a coupe but only one year later they revealed the convertible variant. The
Let’s get one thing clear from the outset, while Honda Performance does have something to do with this new racer, it’s not exactly their achievement. This is a Highcroft Racing ARX-01e racer that is powered by a Honda Performance engine.
We’ve spoken about Audi’s new R18 endurance racer before but now we’ve gotten word about this beast has gotten down to the nitty grity. In its first assignment, Audi did preliminary testing on the R18 endurance racer at the very famous track at Sebring.
After going through a lot of teasers, perhaps more than this sort of segment could deem required, Chrysler finally unveiled their new 2011 sedan, the 200. On first impressions, just as the teaser shots suggested it features a pretty conservative design, a nice overall look that boasts a few modern and bold touches.
Chrysler: Next generation of Sebring will be called Nassau
Although Chrysler have yet to confirm this themselves, their network of dealers and other people known to be familiar with the company’s future plans have been helpful in getting this information verified. When asked about the Nassau name a Chrysler spokesman declined to comment which is unsurprising since Chrysler may not want the competition to