Amazing : SF1 Mercedes Benz Concept Car !

Take a look at stunning the SF1 Mercedes Benz Concept Car designed by Steel Drake. He recently finished the concept and has released these shots, highlighting the futuristic design and highly stylized body. Featuring a rounded top, tapered edges, a dual pipe exhaust, and a modified Benz logo. It’s hardly to expect that this concept car can transforms to real model but it’s surely worth your attention! ...

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McLaren P1 New Concept Car !

After 20 years of originally introducing the fastest production vehicle in the world, british McLaren Automotive has released information about the debut of their newest sports car, the “McLaren P1″. Aiming to replace its iconic predecessor, the new concept will be introduced at the 2012 Paris Auto Show as a design study, expecting to inform the new form factor of the production model. Although the supercar still has no official release date,...

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New BMW Concept Active Tourer Plug-In Hybrid Concept !

Take a look at new BMW Concept Active Tourer plug-in hybrid, which is a preview of BMW’s upcoming compact MPV with its new eDrive hybrid system. According to BMW, the Concept Active Tourer is geared towards customers of the premium segment who appreciate a high level of comfort, a raised seating position and a generous amount of space.  The BMW Concept Active Tourer is powered by a turbocharged 1.5L three-cylinder engine that...

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Amazing Lexus LF-LC Hybrid Concept !

Lexus has unveiled an updated version of its Lexus LF-LC hybrid concept. The biggest change to the design is the new Opal Blue exterior color – according to Lexus, the new shade is inspired by the lustrous color found in semi-precious opal stones in the Australian Outback. The hybrid concept system named Advanced Lexus Hybrid Drive, features an Atkinson cycle engine which is mated to an advanced high-energy battery pack that is designed to...

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New Special : Can Ford Fusion Stand Out in Sea of Sameness?

Few automotive segments are more crowded than the midsize sedan market.  So, despite months of hype, hoopla and hope, the official sales debut of the striking new 2013 Ford Fusion might have been underwhelming if traditional ad campaign launch methods were followed. Global Ford marketing czar Jim Farley clearly wasn’t going to settle for the same-old same-old, it turns out, Ford choosing to follow its own and less traveled road. In...

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New 2013 Nissan Altima !

Welcoming a new car to our Four Seasons fleet is one of the most enjoyable things we do here at Automobile Magazine. Family sedans such as our new Nissan Altima aren't the most exciting vehicles we test, but they still offer us - and consumers - superb everyday usability. We broke in our new Nissan very quickly. On its first day with us, our Altima barely touched tire to our parking lot before Laura Sky Brown, executive editor of JeanKnowsCars.com,...

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Vehicle-to-Vehicle Technology Coming To Lexus “Soon” !

by: Donny Nordlicht Toyota has opened its new research and development facility south of Tokyo, Japan where it will test vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication. According to a new report, the automaker has promised that the advanced technology will make its way into Lexus models in the near future. The Detroit Free Press says that Toyota is looking to have V2V technology on the road in Japan by 2014, and plans to expand it to U.S.-spec...

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The Lotus Evora S Launched With a Raft Of Improvements Also Applied To The Standard Car !

The Lotus Evora S is the car the Evora should always have been. A much-improved 2012 version of Britain’s unique mid-engined 3.5 litre V6 two-plus-two bristles with 143 improvements to its quality and equipment. It's clear Lotus has raised its game. For 2012 the Evora gets new body colours, new wheel colours and a myriad of actions to improve materials quality and panel fit. Inside there is a new steering wheel, a new alloy gearlever knob...

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The Nissan GT-R Is Possibly The Best-Value Performance Car Ever !

The Nissan GT-R has a varied history. Although it has always had a strong following, some models to wear the GT-R badge haven’t always made the grade. But when Nissan do it well, they do it very, very well. Back in 1969, the 2.0-litre Skyline saloon was the first Nissan to wear a GT-R badge. A coupé followed in 1971 and a replacement model, with production limited to 197 units, in 1973. And that was the end of the GT-R until a Skyline more like...

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First drive review : Vauxhall Mokka 1.4 Turbo 4x4 Tech Line !

by Matt Saunders What is it? Vauxhall’s new small 4x4, and some fresh competition for the likes of the Nissan Juke, Mini Countryman and Skoda Yeti: this is the Mokka. And, just signed off in UK-market form, it’s not quite the car we were expecting. That’s because it’s been through an unscheduled technical update. After General Motors in Russelsheim launched the car to the European press last month, the reaction of much of the UK press...

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First drive review: New Honda Civic 1.6 i-DTEC SE !

What is it? This is the European Civic powered by the Honda’s long-awaited 1.6-litre, 94g/km, diesel engine. Both the car and the new engine will be made at Honda’s Swindon factory for export to mainland Europe. Work on the new engine started around five years ago and it is a very big investment for the company, because it will sell primarily in Europe (although a lower powered version may also be sent to India), where Honda’s sales have...

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First Drive: 2013 Buick Enclave !

It's been a long time coming for the Buick Enclave's first facelift. With a recess for bankruptcy along the way, three years to the typical mid-cycle refresh has become five years. Fortunately for GM, the Enclave and its Lambda-platform siblings -- the Chevrolet Traverse and GMC Acadia -- were assets, not liabilities, when the cash dried up. The sensible family haulers were well positioned to weather a financial drought as the rebuttal to a criticism...

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