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Fuelled by increasingly stricter emission regulations and the need for more fuel efficient cars, the trend towards lightweight construction has migrated beyond the boundaries of the sports car segment. BMW has invested heavily on lightweight materials and especially on carbon fiber, not only for its i3, i8 and M models, but for the rest of the range, including the next 7-Series. Read more »
- Bmw Launches Lighter And More Powerful New M3 Crt Special, Limited To 67 Units
This is BMW’s new hardcore M3 sedan, the CRT, which stands for Carbon Racing Technology. To be produced in a limited run, the M3 CRT was unveiled during a pre-race BMW M event ahead of this weekend’s Nürburgring 24-hour race. The special...
- Stunning Chevrolet Mi-ray Roadster Concept Premieres At Seoul Motor Show
GM's Korean subsidiary lifted the wraps off the Mi-ray hybrid roadster concept at the 2011 Seoul Motor Show today, as a tribute to Chevrolet's 100th anniversary this year. The aggressive-looking Mi-ray (which means “future†in Korean)...
- Edo Competition Transforms Aston Martin Db9 To Dbs For Russian Client
Reason says that if you're wealthy enough to buy an Aston Martin DB9 and for whatever reason you want to upgrade to a DBS, you either replace the first one or simply add the second model to your collection. But that wasn't the case with an unnamed...
- Tokyo 2010: Lexus Is F Circuit Club Sport Concept
Lexus' offerings for the 2010 Tokyo Auto Salon included a lightweight concept version of the firm's performance-minded sports sedan. Dubbed IS F Circuit Club Sport or CCS for short, the prototype Lexus comes in an attention-grabbing bright orange...
- Inside Performance Bmw 3-series Tuning Package
The crew at Inside Performance has developed a new styling package for the BMW 3-Series Sedan and Touring models. The most prominent features of the package are the M6-themed alloy wheels and the sport exhaust system that includes quad tailpipes similiar...
Cars
BMW Confirms Use of Carbon Fibre on Next 7-Series Sedan
Fuelled by increasingly stricter emission regulations and the need for more fuel efficient cars, the trend towards lightweight construction has migrated beyond the boundaries of the sports car segment. BMW has invested heavily on lightweight materials and especially on carbon fiber, not only for its i3, i8 and M models, but for the rest of the range, including the next 7-Series. Read more »
- Bmw Launches Lighter And More Powerful New M3 Crt Special, Limited To 67 Units
This is BMW’s new hardcore M3 sedan, the CRT, which stands for Carbon Racing Technology. To be produced in a limited run, the M3 CRT was unveiled during a pre-race BMW M event ahead of this weekend’s Nürburgring 24-hour race. The special...
- Stunning Chevrolet Mi-ray Roadster Concept Premieres At Seoul Motor Show
GM's Korean subsidiary lifted the wraps off the Mi-ray hybrid roadster concept at the 2011 Seoul Motor Show today, as a tribute to Chevrolet's 100th anniversary this year. The aggressive-looking Mi-ray (which means “future†in Korean)...
- Edo Competition Transforms Aston Martin Db9 To Dbs For Russian Client
Reason says that if you're wealthy enough to buy an Aston Martin DB9 and for whatever reason you want to upgrade to a DBS, you either replace the first one or simply add the second model to your collection. But that wasn't the case with an unnamed...
- Tokyo 2010: Lexus Is F Circuit Club Sport Concept
Lexus' offerings for the 2010 Tokyo Auto Salon included a lightweight concept version of the firm's performance-minded sports sedan. Dubbed IS F Circuit Club Sport or CCS for short, the prototype Lexus comes in an attention-grabbing bright orange...
- Inside Performance Bmw 3-series Tuning Package
The crew at Inside Performance has developed a new styling package for the BMW 3-Series Sedan and Touring models. The most prominent features of the package are the M6-themed alloy wheels and the sport exhaust system that includes quad tailpipes similiar...