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Saturday, February 27, 2010
Beayrtful speed cars of 2011
The JE DESIGN Seat Exeo package is one of the first available for the new Spanish model. The JE DESIGN Seat Exeo upgrade kit is just cosmetic and includes a new body kit and a new suspension system. The JE DESIGN Seat Exeo body kit includes a new radiator grill, front spoiler, side skirts and a diffuser panel in carbon look. The JE DESIGN Seat Exeo also comes with a new sport end muffler with four stainless steel pipes.
The car's looks are rounded off with a set of quad tailpipes and JE-Design's own mutlispoke light alloy wheels that are available in two dimensions, 7.5×18'' with 225/40 R18 tires or 8×19'' with 235/35 R19 tires. Buyers can also opt for a lowering kit that brings the Exeo 35mm closer to the ground.
The new 600bhp Bentley Continental GTC Speed, powered by Bentley’s 6-litre twin turbocharged engine, will make its official UK public driving debut at the 2009 Pageant of Power. Capable of reaching 195mph with the roof-down and hitting 200mph with the roof in place, the Continental GTC Speed is the most powerful convertible in the company’s 90-year history.
Looking for a change? Something as powerful as M3 but a little different? Look no futher. Check out the tuned BMW 335i Coupe by the RDSport, a Milan-based tuning firm. RDSport RS35 Biturbo features the electronic modifications, a free-flowing intake and a larger, more-efficient intercooler resulting to an output of 414 HP and 404 lb/ft of torque.
SEAT have decided that they new Ibiza FR will be unveiled at the Barcelona Auto Show, where it will then fall underneath the Ibiza CUPRA model. The Ibiza FR from SEAT will feature a 1.4-litrs TSI engine and it will have 150-hp, instead of the usual 180-hp found in the CUPRA.
The engine will be connected to a six-speed manual ‘box, or a seven-speed dual-clutch DSG transmission with steering wheel shift paddles and new sportier software. There are no performance figures announced, but expect a 0-100km/h time of about 8 seconds.
The Lotus Evora enters the sports car market as currently the world's only mid-engined 2+2. Powered by a Lotus-tuned 3.5-litre V6 engine producing 280 PS, and weighing just 1350 kg (prototype specification), the Lotus Evora promises breathtaking performance.
In addition to its excellent performance and exemplary handling, the Lotus Evora offers a more refined ownership experience than Lotus's existing smaller four-cylinder models. Its elegantly styled cabin is elegantly trimmed and its equipment list includes contemporary features such as an advanced touch-screen multi-media system and electric power-fold door mirrors.
