Mercedes-Benz has confirmed the new CLS Shooting Brake will not be heading to North America, as released by a company spokesperson. European customers will be able to get their hands on the new model in October when the first units arrive at dealerships. The wagon body style creates additional luggage space in the trunk that […] More »
By: DJ | July 19, 2012
Porsche has issued a recall on 270 Panamera Cayenne Turbo models because the turbine wheel of the turbocharger may fracture due to a casting defect. The recall affects examples of the 2011-2012 Panamera Turbo and Turbo S sedans, and the 2012 Cayenne Turbo sold in North America.
By: DJ | July 18, 2012
Ever since the new BMW 3-Series saloon was released earlier this year, we’ve wondered what the coupe version (to be known as the 4-Series) and its M-version would look like. Well now, thanks to these exclusive spy-photos, we can imagine how the M4 will look. Taking the front end style of the 3-Series, BMW has […] More »
By: John Coyle | July 18, 2012
According to a recent report from Car and Driver, Lotus will not be attending this year’s Paris Motor Show, a rather drastic change from the surprise introduction of five concepts at the 2010 show. In a brash attempt to challenge the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Porsche, former CEO Danny Bahar shocked the automotive press […] More »
By: DJ | July 18, 2012
Our Teamspeed spies bring us a few new shots of the upcoming baby Porsche SUV test-mule, spotted during a routine morning drive. Still wearing a bit of camouflage borrowed from its big brother the Cayenne, the final version of the Macan will have a much sportier look to it then the Audi Q5 it’s based […] More »
By: DJ | July 17, 2012
McLaren owners gathered last month on beautiful Lake Gardato to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the McLaren F1′s unveiling at the Monaco Grand Prix in 1992. About twenty cars present, including the first two prototypes the XP3 and XP4, 5 cars in configuration GTR and inside the convoy the presence of some new MP4-12C. A […] More »
By: DJ | July 17, 2012
On June 30, 1953, the first of a new kind of Chevrolet – indeed, a new kind of American car – rolled off an assembly line in Flint, Mich. The car had only two seats. There were no roll-up windows, or exterior door handles, for that matter. Its body wasn’t stamped from steel but, rather, […] More »
By: DJ | July 16, 2012
