BMW has officially announced the new 4-Series Coupe, based on it's sedan sibling, this one has a 2 inch longer wheelbase than it's predecessor.
While it looks similar with the Sedan version, this one has redesigned bumpers, slimmer headlights and the tail lights have the same shape as the 4-Series Concept.
BMW takes the individualization even further, adding 3 personalization lines to those that aren't happy with the standard.
Porsche has come a long way since the early days of automobiles. They have participated in numerous events and races. Porsche made a name for itself and so they are celebrating their 50th anniversary by releasing a video of the 2014 911 RSR, which will be spotted in the World Endurance Championship.
The 911 RSR will come based on the seventh-generation 911 series with a V6, 4.0 liter boxer engine. The power output of this is around 460HP. This is handled by a new 6-speed gearbox with shifters sitting right behind the steering wheel. There are many more features such as carbon fiber kits, a lighter chassis, and lithuim-ion batteries. The 2014 911 RSR is definitely something you want to look out for.
Check out the video to see more of the new 911 RSR!
When will a Korean automaker create an affordable, rear wheel drive sports car? Maybe Kia? The Korean companies have grown a lot in recent years, their vehicles have improved greatly in many aspects, most notably the exterior and interior design. But have they really captured what the enthusiast market really want?
Tuning has always been an interesting approach for people that wanted to be different, especially in the expensive areas where they like to be called, exclusive.
DMC, the famous exclusive tuning brand from Germany is surely building up some proper reputation, inside the exclusivist, by creating some unique body kits for brands like Lamborghini, Bentley and Ferrari.
We all seen teasers of all sorts, but this is the real deal, the Wraith has became visible. As you'd expect, the car is a Coupe version of the Ghost, with a flowing fastback roof line.
Power comes from a V12 engine, that develops 624 hp, being hooked to an 8-speed automatic gearbox which is rumored to use GPS data to determine if it's in the right gear for the given road. The specs are enough to launch the car to 100km.h in 4.4s.
The Rolls-Royce Wraith is expected to go on sale this fall and UK pricing should start at roughly £215,000 - 249.000euros.
The 2014 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG has been officially announced! It is also called "Edition 507" probably because of it's beastly 6.3-liter V8 engine capable of generating 507 HP (373kW). With all these modifications in the engine, the coupe and the sedan C63 AMG can reach 62mph in just 4.2 seconds. There is also an electronically-capped speed limit of 174mph (280hm/h).
Addition to the changes in the engine, the new C63 AMG features new hood vents and a tougher braking system. They also gave the car a new spoiler lip and darkened up the head lights. All these are riding on AMG designed 19-inch wheels.
Check out the video to see more features in-depth!
Ahead of the Detroit Auto Show, BMW has officially unveiled what we all knew was coming, 4 Series Coupe.
This is a class, specifically made to differentiate the Coupe body from the normal Sedan/Touring Class.
In terms of engines, it will share all the units from the 3 Series (F30), with powers ranging from 116hp to 306hp. Most than surely, there will be an M4, which from rumours, it will probably have a twin-turbo V8.
Production model of the 4-Series, will probably be presented at 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, that if BMW doesn't surprise us earlier.
Delight yourself with the pictures!
Here at ps-garage we rarely post about concept cars, but this one caught our eye. It's not the "cool-looking" it is (sure, it looks great), but it's the adaptability and suitability that really made us post about this concept.
Concept cars are usually ridiculous and outrageous (hence, their good looks). The BMW i3 Concept was originally something of fantasy - with its unique architecture and glass doors and floating panels. But BMW's most recent revision of this concept suddenly made it totally practical, and we might just see it on the road in the near future.
