I love Subaru and its impressive sporty model fleet, especially the Impressa, which used to impress us with extremely off-road capabilities whenever adventuring in different rally events. But now, Subaru has released a new-gen of sports car, with its latest edition being the famous BRZ model. The 2017 edition is even more popular than ever
Nowadays every single corporation or big manufacturing company has to do something constructive, charity like or generally good for the future of the world. The days of movies such as Mad Max where everything is destroyed, on flames or has a great soundtrack is pretty much gone but it seems like somebody in Germany still
Even though Chevrolet is of a different nature, you can’t speak about bread and butter vehicles like the Malibu without at least bringing up the Honda Civic. My favorite and one of the most popular Japanese hatchbacks was recently given a 2012 makeover. However, it seems like the New York Auto Show had to open
Jeep’s Wrangler may have not needed a recall for the alleged fuel leak problems but Chrysler didn’t really get into the clear. The 2010-2011 Jeep Wrangler is still going to be called in for a recall for a different matter, one that’s equally serious.
In craving for a bit of heritage, the Japanese at Honda gave us a 2012 production version of the Civic Si Concept. In a craving of some hot Japanese coupe performance they made that engine a 2.4 liter as opposed to the previous 2.0 liter unit fitted to hot Civics.
After having a stab at the Fiat 500, the British at Mini have quite a few promises made for the U.S. market. In an ever expanding lineup the diminutive brand plans to bring quite the promise to the Americans in terms of engine power but especially in the torque department.
You all knew that it was going to happen. Once the 2011 Opel/Vauxhall Corsa came about in economical mode, a new hot version was right around the corner. And this is it, it’s the Vauxhall Corsa VXR in Blue Edition.
It seems that while the British at Jaguar are clearly moving forward since the Indians took over. Every now and again, massive leaps forward do imply a few mistakes along the way. This is just the case of the new Jaguar XJ.
For the 2011 model year Chrysler have big plans for the Dodge Challenger and they all sum up in not showing much difference. The 2011 Dodge Challenger will see very few styling tweaks, and why not, it is a gorgeous looking muscle car.
Yesterday the Swedes over at Volvo made an unfortunate announcement concerning a recall of some 2010 and 2011 model year vehicles that have been sold worldwide. The recall concerns 29,299 cars worldwide of which 536 have been sold in the U.S. and around 6,700 finding home in the U.K.
It would seem like it was just yesterday that the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG was leaving the drawing board and entering production and already the eco-mentalists have gotten to it. To be frank, Mercedes unveiled their plan for an all electric version of the SLS AMG nearly a year ago but every single time I see
Since the Australians over at Joss have announced that they reached an agreement with a supplier for a gearbox and drive system, this being pretty much the final piece of the jigsaw production of the JP1 supercar is expected to begin soon. No actual dates of production or delivery have been published by the first
It seems that the tuning scene is as always, completely crazy and the craziest of all tuning companies is still Brabus. Not only do they build some insane supercars using Mercedes cars as bases but now they just built a supercar to outclass their last supercar, the Brabus Vanish.
Ah, Brabus, the German tuning company that takes away Mercedes pension plan cars and sensibleness and throws it all away to create totally unplugged cars. So what did they use for a base now? Well it’s something completely not sensible. It’s the Mercedes SL 65 AMG, the Black Series no less.
Bentley came along in 2003 and brought out the Continental GT, a car that would borrow the engine from a Volkswagen Phaeton and add a couple of turbochargers to it. This engine was so powerful that Bentley had trouble measuring the torque output. As time passed by this car went through a few versions each
