2012 Porsche Panamera S Hybrid

Porsche claims that the Panamera will be Porsche's most economical product, with fuel consumption of 6.8 liters for a distance of 100 miles or 20.38 kilometers per liter. Fuel efficiency is also due to use some support device, one of which Michelin tires with low rolling resistance levels. Besides fuel economy, this car is also environmentally friendly, because it only produces as much CO2 159 g / km. Conventional engine and electric motor hybrid that carried Panamera S is exactly the one used by the Porsche Cayenne hybrid. Supercharged v6 3000 cc engine capable of producing power by 333 horsepower, while its own electric motor-powered 47...

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2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S

Some of the improvements made on the Porsche sports car. Line design of this car seems to have a change of the existing models, as well as the design on the front and aft of the vehicle. Exterior design The familiar athletic appearance of the 911 is given further dynamism with a 100mm longer wheelbase, reduced height, and up to 20-inch diameter alloy wheels. At the same time, the typically compact exterior dimensions have been retained. Seen from the front, the eye is drawn to the trademark wide-arched wings, emphasising the wider front track and making the new 911 Carrera models adopt a particularly sporting stance on the road. The redesigned...

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2012 Kia Picanto 3-door

Kia Motor re-adds the latest variant in the class of best-selling city car, the three-door Kia Picanto 2012. Display-door Picanto 3 September 2011 which will be marketed in the UK has a more sporty face, fresh, and dynamic thanks to the design of new doors and rear panels. The Kia Picanto 3-door has a unique, sporty character while still managing to deliver the same, seemingly contradictory, upgrades as the more family-focused five-door: stronger performance with lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, the safety and luxury features of a large car without an outrageous price tag, and practicality within a compact package. If the five-door...

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2011 Cadilac Ciel Concept

Ciel encourage philosophy Art & Science of the Cadillac to new strata. "Large and luxury express the innate Cadillac. And Ceil reminds us of that heritage, "said Clay Dean, global design director for Cadillac.”Luxury is driven by an authentic experience, not just products, and Ceil is about the travel experience." Dean added Ciel is romatisme of the car. "There is expertise in a manner authentic exterior and interior elements blend in, like an antique wooden boat (vintage)," said Gael Buzyn, interior design manager. "This car is romantic, not only in form, but the material - no wood and leather smell as good as the original. Cadillac...

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BMW Concept i8

BMW Concept i8 scheduled to begin production in 2014. BMW Concept i8 is capable of racing 0-100 km / h in less than 5 seconds, with fuel consumption of under 100 km per liter. Then its hybrid system with a capacity of 260 kW can deliver this car up to a distance of more than 35 km. As for trips out of town, three-cylinder gasoline engine was no less formidable. In addition, the BMW Concept i8 can print top speed to 250 km / h. Although called a sports car, but according to BMW concept car is still comfortable for its users and can accommodate four passengers in a roomy cabin area. In short, this BMW concept model dubbed as a sports car for...

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2012 Brabus Mercedes-Benz SLK

Brabus Mercedes-Benz SLK look different with re design. Front view more staying equipped with a spoiler lip, a reduced height to 30 mm of the original model. Harmony is still coupled with the wheels in various sizes ranging from 17 to 20 inches. On the back of the Bra bus add trunk-mounted spoiler, rear diffuser and a sports exhaust system with four exhausts. For the interior Brabus provide its own facilities, like aluminum pedals, stainless steel scuff plates and leather upholstery Mastics or Alcatraz. Brabus provides four-cylinder engine that can be equipped with a control module CGI ECO PowerXtra for additional manpower. Control module...

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2012 Honda Crosstour

Car with auto on / off headlights are available in two versions, namely the EX and EX-L. Both Real Time 4WD. Cross tour using Honda's I-VTEC engine with a capacity of 3.5L V6 engine with Variable Cylinder Management technology (VCM), supported by the standard 5-speed automatic transmission That generates power of 271 hp. On the exterior design, this car has a firm line and aerodynamic body, and supported a super wide luggage space. Honda Crosstour comes additional standard features, Such as automatic headlights, rear camera for parking, Bluetooth, and USB audio interface. Source images : netcarshow...

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2012 Hyundai Veloster

Hyundai wanted to fix the problem by introducing a version of the turbocharged engine is more powerful in order to compete with other competitors. Veloster will be equipped with 1.6 L four-cylinder T-GDI. This machine is claimed to be capable of spraying power up to 208 hp (155kW) at 6000 rpm rotation with a maximum torque of 264 Nm (187 abaft) at 1600-5000 rpm range. These results make the power equivalent to the Golf GTI Veloster but lower torque 16 Nm. Hyundai Veloster has a unique three-door coupe. Equipped with several advanced features such as telemetric system, the Pandora internet radio with a seven-inch touch screen, and a new 1.6-liter...

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2011 Mazda CX 5

The new crossover is the production version of the stylish Minagi concept vehicle unveiled earlier this year at the Geneva Motor Show and the first to feature Mazda’s new “Kodo - Soul of Motion” design language as seen on the previous Shinari concept.Unique themes of the Kodo design language include a prominent new front view with a bolder family face and dynamic styling. There’s been no word yet as to which engines will feature in U.S. delivered models but for Europe, the CX-5 will come with a SKYACTIV-G 2.0-liter gasoline engine and a SKYACTIV-D 2.2-liter turbodiesel. Both engines will come in standard and high power versions. Expect only...

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