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What we learn from specialized publications is that all cars have their flaws, no matter how expensive they are. So could there be such a thing as a perfect car? Autocar believes it so, with the British magazine going as far as creating renderings and specifying a driver’s ideal set of wheel. Editor-at-large Steve Sutcliffe's vision of the perfect sports car goes like this: an open-top two-seater with a mid-engine layout, rear-wheel-drive, less than 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs) and with a price of £35,000 ($56,800).
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- 'king Of Drift' Keiichi Tsuchiya Helps Develop A New Drift Sprint Challenge For Toyota Gt86
If there's one thing the Toyota GT86 (the European version of the Scion FR-S) is definitely good at, it is drifting and with this in mind, the Japanese carmaker decided to create a new sport for British drivers with the help of "Drift King"...
- Official (?) Sketches Of Subaru's Version Of The Toyota Ft-86 Coupe Hit The Web
Now that the Toyota FT-86 sports coupe has caught our attention with its sleek looks, compact dimensions, rear-wheel drive configuration and the icing on the cake, its price which is said to be in $20,000 range when it goes on sale in 2011, it's time...
- Bmw X1 Suv To Be Offered In Both Rwd And Awd Forms
Up until today, BMW had refused to give in to two-wheel-drive variants of its SUV range that comprises the X3, X5 and X6. But that may very well change with the production version of the X1 Concept (see details and pics here) that was unveiled at the...
- Abarth Rumored To Develop Lotus Elise Based Sports Car
Ever since Fiat re-launched its Abarth brand, we’ve been hearing rumors about a stand-alone sports car that will act as a “halo†car for the Italian brand. Now, British magazine Autocar is reporting that it has learned from credible...
Cars
Autocar Magazine Envisions the Perfect Driver's Car with the BS1 (No Pun Intended…)
What we learn from specialized publications is that all cars have their flaws, no matter how expensive they are. So could there be such a thing as a perfect car? Autocar believes it so, with the British magazine going as far as creating renderings and specifying a driver’s ideal set of wheel. Editor-at-large Steve Sutcliffe's vision of the perfect sports car goes like this: an open-top two-seater with a mid-engine layout, rear-wheel-drive, less than 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs) and with a price of £35,000 ($56,800).
“As the world of cars gets ever more complex and produces machines that are increasingly sophisticated in their design and engineering, there’s still a desire for something at the other end of the scale. A sports car that’s simple to understand and interact with. And, most of all, dead good fun to drive,†says Sutcliffe.
- Sutcliffe Says New 911 Gt3 Is "the Best Car Porsche Has Ever Made"
The reviews on the new-generation Porsche 911 GT3 keep dropping in with the latest video coming from UK magazine Autocar's road tester, Steve Sutcliffe, who sat behind the wheel of the most focused 991 to date during the car's European media...
- 'king Of Drift' Keiichi Tsuchiya Helps Develop A New Drift Sprint Challenge For Toyota Gt86
If there's one thing the Toyota GT86 (the European version of the Scion FR-S) is definitely good at, it is drifting and with this in mind, the Japanese carmaker decided to create a new sport for British drivers with the help of "Drift King"...
- Official (?) Sketches Of Subaru's Version Of The Toyota Ft-86 Coupe Hit The Web
Now that the Toyota FT-86 sports coupe has caught our attention with its sleek looks, compact dimensions, rear-wheel drive configuration and the icing on the cake, its price which is said to be in $20,000 range when it goes on sale in 2011, it's time...
- Bmw X1 Suv To Be Offered In Both Rwd And Awd Forms
Up until today, BMW had refused to give in to two-wheel-drive variants of its SUV range that comprises the X3, X5 and X6. But that may very well change with the production version of the X1 Concept (see details and pics here) that was unveiled at the...
- Abarth Rumored To Develop Lotus Elise Based Sports Car
Ever since Fiat re-launched its Abarth brand, we’ve been hearing rumors about a stand-alone sports car that will act as a “halo†car for the Italian brand. Now, British magazine Autocar is reporting that it has learned from credible...