Some really well made, and very cool videos about a car i am genuinely in love with—the E82 1-series Coupe.
more F67 stuff: http://www.format67.net/67/
BMW 130i “tii”
BMW 135i
Some really well made, and very cool videos about a car i am genuinely in love with—the E82 1-series Coupe.
more F67 stuff: http://www.format67.net/67/
BMW 130i “tii”
BMW 135i
Pretty damn cool, this is a 6 minute trailer for the film “TITAN” which documents the glory of the Nurburgring.
more info and videos at: http://www.clashproduction.com/blog/
Thanks to Jalopnik for the heads up on this video series on YouTube, made by the very enthusiastic DTM ENTHUSIAST.
FIRST CLASS
THE REBORN STARS
THE GOLDEN YEARS
I can’t really be arsed to write about the current leakage of photos regarding the ‘NEW” BMW 5-Series…..because it’s boring.
What I do know, is that previous generations of 5-series have NOT been boring. My absolute favourites are the first 2 (E12 and E28). Thus the most exciting part of the press release is actually the photo of ALL the 5-series generations together! Good wallpaper for you cuckoo 5-series fans.
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The last TRULY interesting design that Cadillac made was in the shape of those bizarre and strange early 1980s Sevilles. I know, because my father had one back in the day. PINK with dark red velvet. Oh the horrors of pure luxury….but i loved that car when i was a kid. Mainly because it had so many cool digital things on the inside.
The CTS-V is fast…blah blah blah blah…but super boring. I guess that was the point. but THIS! it actually looks interesting, and they’re calling it the CTS Coupe.
from Motor Authority:
At launch, the CTS Coupe will only be available with GM’s 3.6-liter direct injected V-6, which is good for 304 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque and an EPA-estimated fuel economy of up to 27 mpg on the highway and 25 mpg in the city. A 6-speed manual transmission comes fitted as standard, while a 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters for pseudo manual control is offered as an option.
LINK FOR MORE INFO:
http://www.motorauthority.com/blog/1038841_2011-cadillac-cts-coupe-preview

Karmann was of course made famous by the strange and interesting Karmann Ghia, which used Beetle underpinnings with a much prettier and more interesting body shell to create something interesting with. Of course the company went on to build other cars with VW, and with other companies (Let’s try to forget that Karmann built the Chrysler Crossfire convertibles…which were truly terrible).
The company went bust recently, and now VW has announced that they will be buying all of the assets, and also will plan to build a ‘new’ car using their facilities. Maybe they’ll bring back a ‘modern’ Karmann Ghia? That would be damn interesting. Most likely suspect is the upcoming Bluesport roadster.
Full article here from Motor Authority:
http://www.motorauthority.com/blog/1038753_vw-announces-plan-to-buy-karmanns-assets-build-new-car
Lamborghini Espada interior.

Hearing this makes me wanna drop whatever i’m doing, and go buy a Porsche. Very cool.
thanks to superb Collas Verglas Blog for the heads up!

The Honda S2000 is dead. I’ve got a sneaking feeling that it WILL be back quite shortly, in altered and new form of course. These are some interesting renderings from Grid/3dLuvr about a possible idea. Note that they have a striking similarity to the outgoing model, however it’s all tweaked up with added styling cues. Reminds me alog of the MB Gullwing that was debut’d recently…
more info here: http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2009/05/honda-s2000-coupe-independent-concept.html


One of THE most beautiful Grand Prix cars, the 1950-51 Talbot Lago T26c
(click fotos 2 times to get hi-res)



Autoweek is reporting that a 79 year-old former FIAT executive named Gian Mario Rossignolo is plotting to bring back the legendary De Tomaso name. Apparently he purchased the rights to the name from a bankruptcy court in Italy recently.
The launch lineup will consist of a crossover (????), a luxury sedan, and a coupe starting in 2011. Yeah, it doesn’t sound all that promising by words, but here’s hoping they ditch the sedan and crossover idea and concentrate on coming up with a cool sports car for consumption.
full article: http://www.autoweek.com/article/20091119/CARNEWS/911199992

What do you do when you have too many Porsches? Hang it up on the wall of course. I’m not quite sure what to think of it…a bit flaky, overall.
LINK TO FULL ARTICLE: http://www.miamiherald.com/living/top-stories/story/1333079.html#/living/top-stories/v-flash_gallery/story/1333079.xml

After Top Gear, one of my favourite automotive shows is Wheeler Dealers. Broadcasted out of the UK (as expected), it starts Mike Brewer and his trusty mechanic Ed. They buy cars cheap, do some work on em, fix em up, and try to sell em for a proflit. They pick up some pretty great stuff. Makes me jealous of the UK used market!
In this episode, they get the rare-in-the-USA BMW E30 Touring for 900 quid!
(PARTS 1 through 5).
What a weird photo. 1972 Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV.


Porsche is running a contest on their website to see if people can tell which Porsche makes which exhaust note. Can you tell? The winner gets to participate in a Porsche Evolution driving event! So go try it now!
http://www.porsche.com/microsite/evolution-911-competition/silverstone.aspx