Showing posts with label Classics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Classics. Show all posts
Friday, May 6, 2011
Pontiac GTO Judge Resurrected…Sort Of: Tuner Prepped Model Based on the Camaro
The makers of the fire-breathing Phoenix T/A that we saw at the 2009 SEMA show in Las Vegas are back with yet another proposal for a Pontiac model based on the latest iteration of Chevy’s Camaro pony car. This time the people over at Trans Am Depot will give birth to a modern day interpretation of Pontiac’s famed 1969 GTO Judge. The tuner named its creation “The GT9 Goat”. The teaser renderings
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Italdesign’s Sexy BMW Nazca M12 Concept Could be Yours for $1.1 million
One of the most memorable concept models from the decade that brought us grunge, the internet, Playstation and the Prius, is Italdesign’s series of BMW Nazca supercar studies. Designed by the great Giorgetto Giugiaro who was also responsible for BMW’s production M1 sports car, the Nazca M12 made its debut in 1991 and was followed in by a more hardcore version called the Nazca C2 in 1992 and an
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BMW,
BMW Concepts,
Bmw M1,
Classics,
concepts,
Italdesign
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Celebrating 50 Years of Queensland’s Lakeside Park [with Gallery]
Nestled somewhat innocuously behind a golf course in Pine Rivers Shire, South East Queensland, Australia, is historic Lakeside Park Raceway. It holds the distinction as the Queensland’s first permanent, purpose-built racetrack and has sat - for fifty years - on the banks of Lake Kurwongbah. It is a monument to both motorsport and Australia’s can-do attitude, having been built on a foundation of
VW Remembers its First Diesel-Powered Golf, we Compare it with its Modern Day Successors
In 1976, just two years after the introduction of the original Golf Mk1 that was designed to replace the Beetle, Volkswagen presented the first diesel version of its compact model, the Golf D. It was powered by a 1.5-liter four-cylinder diesel engine that put out 50HP at 5,000 rpm and 80Nm (59 lb-ft) of peak torque at 3,000 rpm. The most economical Golf of its time returned a combined fuel
Zagato TZ3 Stradale: A Dodge Viper ACR Dressed as an Alfa Romeo
We don’t know if Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne’s future plans for the upcoming, next generation of the Dodge Viper include the development of a corresponding Alfa Romeo model based on the underpinnings of the muscle car, but famed Italian coachbuilder Zagato has given the formula a try with its new TZ3 Stradale. You see, Zagato’s TZ3 Stradale is an Alfa Romeo bodied sports car based on
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Barely Driven BMW M1 with Less than 3,000 Miles on the Odo up for Sale on eBay
Today’s eBay find brings us a seemingly immaculate BMW M1 from 1980 that’s offered up for an undisclosed price. One of 455 (albeit some bring this number down to 451) examples ever built, this one is finished in a classic red hue with a black interior. Claimed to be in original condition, the seller says it has been driver a mere 4,418 kilometers or 2,747 miles since it left the Bavarian
Mercedes to Mark Unimog's 60th Birthday with Special Celebrations
This year, Mercedes-Benz's Unimog truck celebrates its 60th birthday and to honor this milestone, the German automaker will host a special anniversary party on June 4. Fans, club members, owners of classic vehicles, drivers and owners of current models are all invited to the event, which will be hosted at the Wörth plant in Germany where the Unimog is built today. Read more »
Monday, April 25, 2011
New Audi R8 Print Ad: "A Sporty Car Full of History"
Longtime VW Group advertising partner DBB has come up with a new print advertisement for the Audi R8 to highlight the brand’s rich sports car heritage. The print ad, which is the creative work of DDB Barcelona, plays on the tag-line “Audi R8: A sporty car full of history” and shows a cut of the R8 coupe incorporating three racing models from Audi’s past including the Ur-Quattro rally car, and
Friday, April 22, 2011
Steam Whistle Brewery’s “Retro Electro” Injects Some Green Cred into Some Detroit Old Iron
When I say, “Electric Pickup,” you no doubt think of either the Ssangyong Actyon Sports-derived Phoenix SUT or one of those toy-like, Chinese-built neighborhood electric vehicles. What you may not think of is a bright green 1958 Chevy Apache owed by Canada’s Steam Whistle Brewery and recharged via wind power. No, this isn’t a late April Fool’s Day joke: this is serious. And being green is
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Classics,
Ecology,
Electric Vehicles,
ford,
Ford F-150,
Reports,
Video
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