As it turns out, even though manufacturers are spinning millions they can’t always turn up to a very important motor show such as the one in Geneva with something completely new and interesting. Mini tend to have quite the interesting raft of cars and concept but this year they’re going to be turning up in
The British at Lotus have had quite the series of achievements throughout 2010. The clearing of a situation with the F1 team’s name and livery ownership isn’t one of them. The legal fight between Lotus Group and Team Lotus was quite a tense situation and the two entities were due to enter the court room
Mini, the British company revived under BMW’s umbrella, seems to have taken quite a liking of itself and its achievements over the last few years. In truth and fairness, Mini are doing well, in fact you could say they’re doing more than well, but wait till you hear the sort of remarks they’ve been making
Ok, so get this, Land Rover launched a military version of the Defender that’s called the X-Tech in a place that doesn’t really sound incredibly appropriate, Belgium. Even though Belgium is one of the most serene countries out there, the British company’s launch does make a bit of sense.
The British have always had a knack for unfavorable conditions. They’re the people who drive convertibles in the rain with tops down, they’re the sort of people who enjoy caravaning. This is why Lexus’s UK division have announced their plan to give the RX 450h a bit of a spruce up for those outdoor events.
I for one always reckoned that Mercedes’ Maybach brand is the most straight forward and no nonsense one out there. For some reason or other, most of the journalistic media would prefer to mock it and favoring creations by Bentley and Rolls Royce to it.
It’s been two months since the world of city cars was shaken by a Lotus Concept that wore exactly the same name. Since then, some paperwork has been done and a lot of management decisions have been made at the lightweight oriented manufacturer. This is the only explanation I can find for their latest announcement.
I guess the British have realized somewhere along the way that having just one product to live on isn’t that great business even if that one product is very expensive. So then Rolls Royce came up with the Ghost, a smaller version of their luxury barge destined to boost sales.
The Range Rover Evoque has been with us for so little time that if you left it outside it wouldn’t have had time to be rained on. Even so, the crew over at Project Kahn aren’t sparing the thoughts and have already started working on a tuned up version of the newest Range Rover.
There are a few advantages in owning British lightweight sports car manufacturer Lotus. One of the biggest according to the Malaysians at Proton is the ability to easily strike a deal for rebadging their cars.
Possibly the most modern and best performing quintessentially British car is going to exit its short life in production. I’m speaking of the Caterham R500 Superlight.
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.
With a few bits of information trickling in lately about the British luxury we really cant say much about them. What we do know is that they’re not asleep. Oh no, the Brits are up to no good, they plan to team up with an American designer.
After Lamborghini came up with a massively long name for their lightweight convertible, the British over at Lotus outdid them on this front. I mean the 2011 Lotus Exige SC RGB Edition, my word, it sounds like a car with lots of acronym optionals on it.
The 2011 Jaguar XJ is definitely part of the British company’s revival, the raising back to the top after an immense amount of financial trouble. With such a hurdle to overcome, the path chosen by Jaguar in terms of design has surfaced to a world of uncertainty. The looks of the new Jaguar XJ are
Actually, the Aston Martin Rapide tries to go over the top. I know it has many strong points but for a family car it also has many many problems. Anyway, what I say doesn’t stop it selling and the British don’t mind this, but they do want to make Aston Martin Rapide owners get even
Bentley’s Series 51 optional extras have first been introduced for their Continental GT not that long ago. However, this time, the Crewe based, VW owned luxury manufacturer will start offering the same trim and options that make up the Series 51 package on the Bentley Continental Flying Spur.
It seems that the British over at Mini have quite a bit of fun selling stuff and making money off that. After their launch of an electric scooter they have now gone completely mad with a new product lineup. Don’t worry it’s not a new vehicle with a wacky idea such as an electric powered
It seems that the little city car the coolest brand in the UK was showcasing at this spring’s Geneva Motor Show will hit the production line soon. Back at the infamous motor show this was nothing more than a Toyota IQ based luxury supermini done by Aston Martin as an attempt to keep in tune
It seems that the British over at Mini aren’t satisfied with them having some of the cheekiest and most individual interiors available on the market today, they had to go out of their way and still remain ahead of the wave. So what did they come up with? Well, are you ready for this? They
