Friday, 4 June 2010

Audi Q5 New And Second Hand Cars

Audi is to display a traditional Audi Q5 at the Worthersee Tour for Volkswagen and Audi fanciers today. The Audi Q5 Custom Concept will have a 21” wheels, along a wider track and lower ride stature. It will also get a unique paint finish and a power-raised 3.0 TFSI engine.

 Audi Q5

 Audi Q5

It has included quiet a lot of alterations when equated to the production model. The track has been broadened by 90mm and the ride stature has been lowered by 60mm.
The 3.0 TFSI V6 engine’s power turnout has been modified from 333bhp to 408bhp. Now it can push the custom concept from 0-62 mph in 4.4 seconds.

 Audi Q5

 Audi Q5
The peak speed is a restricted to 155mph and upper limit torque of 369lb-ft is turned in between 3,000rpm and 5,500rpm. The custom Q5 has ceramic brakes and it will be an all-wheel-drive with a 7-speed gearbox.

2011 Volkswagen Polo Sedan Car Pictures

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Thursday, 3 June 2010

Tesla Cars

A 10% stake was purchased by Daimler in Tesla. This was to support and back up Smart and Tesla to produce and sell more electric cars in the open market.

Tesla Model S
Smart cars which will be driven electrically will be produced to the tune of 1,000 numbers. The production is likely to start from later this year. The batteries and charging systems which will be used for this car will be produced by Tesla.
Plans to set in motion an electric car by Mercedes-Benz is also in the offing. It has plans to base its electric car on the present A-Class next year.

Tesla Model S

Tesla Model S

Tesla Model S

Tesla, in the intervening time, will apply Daimler’s engineering, production and supply chain expertness along with its lithium-ion battery pack to accelerate the production of its next car, the Model S. This model is most likely to be on sale in the US towards the end of 2011.

Subaru

Subaru has removed the drapes from its new Legacy estate. The new car is bigger than it was before. It also contains quiet a lot of other new mechanisms under the bonnet.

Similar kind of mechanisms like those found in the saloon can also be seen in the estate. The Legacy Estate is being set in motion in Japan. The Legacy variety will be making its first appearance to the public at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September this year.
Subaru Legacy Estate
The new cars attribute is fitted with a Boxer engines which has a range from 2.5 to 3.6-litres. A modified version of Subaru’s 2.0-litre Boxer diesel will also be released in the European markets.

The car is fitted with new technology which includes Lineartronic CVT transmission which is for the first for the Legacy. This will aid in improvement of fuel economy and reduce emissions. The car is also broader and more retentive than the retiring versions.

Wednesday, 2 June 2010

Modern Futuristic Model MYBUS Concept Car

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Designed by Nuno Teixeira, Mybus is a concept electric vehicle of the future that aims at giving a new green face to urban commuting. While the concept vehicle is all about its unique safety features that make sure that both the passengers and pedestrians are safe, its all-electric engine ensures that the planet is saved from carbon emissions. With features such as electronic stability systeModern Futuristic Model MYBUS Concept CarBeautiful Design Futuristic MYBUS Concept Car with back body


ms, smart cruise control, brake-by-wire, rear detection systems and smart wing mirrors, the concept commuter ensures that the journey is safe and pleasant. Mybus is designed to encourage more people to take up public transportation, thereby ensuring a decrease in vehicular pollution.
This also helps reduce the number of vehicles on the road, along with increased safety while commuting. The individual motor in each wheel ensures safety as well as energy conservation as only the required amount of energy is used to propel the vehicle.

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The front wheels seem to take up unnecessary space, as a sleeker design would surely help during the rush hour traffic. The concept also looks unfit for modern roads, with a chassis that is too low. this greats design futuristic car for future..this name is mybus concept car design. i think this design car is luxury design futuristic.

Monday, 31 May 2010

toyota tundra cars

First Shot of New Toyota Tundra

Is this the next Toyota Tundra pickup? It is if you believe one of our tipsters, who sent in this shot via the super-secret black-ops auto press leak network. It could be a pre-embargo shot of the Tundra, ahead of the Tundra's upcoming unveiling at the Chicago auto show next month. The sculpted hood is a dead ringer for that in the spy shot from earlier today, if that's any indication. We'll know more in a couple weeks.toyota tundra
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toyota tundra
toyota tundra

Sunday, 30 May 2010

New Design Daedalus futuristic Concept car

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this car is futuris design for future. i think this car daedalus looks simple but this car is modern car fo future.
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New Design Daedalus futuristic Concept car
Daedalus Concept car with Picture 5

Jonathn Punter is a 24-years old student at the Royal College of Art's Masters Vehicle Design course. For his final year project he designed a concept vehicle focusing on a futuristic family car with an interior optimised for social interaction between family members. His creation, the Daedalus Concept, has won the Royal College of Art's Best Overall Concept Car 2006 award and the ‘Best Design Interpretation Award’ at The Pilkington Vehicle Design Awards. Jonathan, who is a Bentley Motors-sponsored student, took four months to perfect the design of his concept car entry which was modelled using Maya from Autodesk and rendered using ARTVPS’ leading edge technology, RenderDrive. Commenting on the ideas behind his design, Jonathan Punter said: "The aesthetics of my design were based around the idea of natural systems." "The resulting vehicle is meant to represent the way a flower reacts to environmental conditions. I included seats in the vehicle which rotate to facilitate a family environment and which also maximise an individual’s personal space. Child mobility was also considered with the incorporation of seats that can be removed and used independently of the car." In order to optimise the demonstration of his design, Jonathan chose animation. Without access to the technology required to render and animate, he approached his contacts at Bentley Motors, for assistance. With additional support from ARTVPS, the team were able to render around 1,000 frames in less than two weeks and add a further dimension to the student’s entry. Richard Stevens, exterior designer at Bentley, said: “Having worked with Jonathan during his placement, it was great that he approached us to help with his end of year show. The ideas and design of the car were completely down to Jonathan, we just helped him add some extra magic to his entry. We’re over the moon that Jonathan went on to win what is a truly deserved award.” Brian Tyler, CEO at ARTVPS comments: “Congratulations to Jonathan on an exceptional design. Photorealistic rendering is becoming integral to a number of industries, particularly in automotive design and visualisation. It’s great that students are gaining hands-on experience and developing the skills they will later require in their chosen profession. We are delighted for Jonathan and pleased that ARTVPS technology enabled him to bring his design to life and create an award winning entry. We wish him all the best for his career.” According to Telegraph.co.uk, David Wilkie from Stile Bertone, one of the judges and a former RCA pupil, said: "What struck all of us was the overall effect of the development and research Jonathan had done, creating a new environment for a family. " It isn't just a car but a space to be in. We were also impressed with the use of a full glass panel down the side using electrochromic technology for both privacy and tint