All types of wonderful. In a sea of beautiful MK1 TTs is this ultra-sweet yellow Audi S3 that’s had a 3.2 V6 transplant and turbocharging.
src: Storm
All types of wonderful. In a sea of beautiful MK1 TTs is this ultra-sweet yellow Audi S3 that’s had a 3.2 V6 transplant and turbocharging.
src: Storm
Fourtitude has posted some absolutely STELLAR photos of the absolutely legendary Audi Sport quattro and the new heir to the throne and future classic Audi TT-RS. Obviously, being the Audiphile that I am—i was overcome with excitement frantically downloading every glorious photo I could. Here are some of my favourites. Follow the link here to see the whole huge gallery of Audi porn.
It is a great article as well, with a link to the gallery of 100+ photos at the bottom right hand side of the page:
http://www.fourtitude.com/news/publish/Features/article_6779.shtml
This car is badass…and nobody even knows what it is. AWD. 400hp. 5 Cylinder turbo.
my sister has a regular C30, which I have to say—is quite an enjoyable to drive with the stock 210hp. It is also, in my opinion, the best looking hatchback on sale in the US at the moment. This Volvo C30 Polestar is only a concept, but it pretty much kicks absolute arse! The big question then is—why does Volvo refuse to build it?
Looks fantastic, as expected. Engine specs haven’t been released yet, although i’m hoping forced induction. 450hp at least, could it be a 3.0 Twin Turbo or 4.2L V8? Possible. Either way….it looks epic.
This is a 2 part video, and the 1st part of it is especially entertaining when they do some drag races of older Euro sedans! right on!
I used to love these old Saabs….and still do. Bring this kind of glory back, Koeniggsegg!
PART 1
PART 2
The BMW 2002 Turbo was the first production car out of europe with a turbocharged engine. It caused quite a fury in Germany when it was launched, being as it was as quick as many supercars of the early 70s, but with a boxy coupe shape and yet still carried the audacity of a fast car. The car never made it to the USA…. Continue reading
After yesterday’s post with the video about this extremely special TT. I’ve found that there is a website! Thanks to EGRoadster from AW TT forum for the link!
lots of great photos, information, and videos at the website!