New Car Russian Marussia supercar Pictures
Russian Marussia supercar has a look of a smooth Lamborghini, the color of a Cayenne Sport, a girl’s name, and 240 horsepower. The Russian Marussia supercar has been unveiled to the public – to both admiration and skepticism.
2010 Mercedes Benz S-Class Car Facelift Spy Pictures
The current 2010 Mercedes Benz S-Class Car is getting the nip/tuck treatment, and when the newer, younger looking car arrives in mid-2009 — as a 2010 Mercedes Benz S-Class Car– it will come with an Audi-esque band of LED daytime running lights below the headlamps, and a Porsche-esque band of LEDs in the lower front fascia.
New Car Price of 2009 Ford Focus RS in Blue Pictures
The 2009 Ford Focus RS has a price: £24,995 when it goes on sale in the UK in March. That will put you about £4,000 over a Focus ST3, but for that extra money you get a car that could be much closer to Ford’s WRC competitor than it is to its ST3 sibling. The 2009 Ford Focus RS 300 horses and 325 ft-lbs is channeled through a six-speed manual to the front wheels, and a wider track joins beefier driveshafts, thicker anti-roll bars, tuned springs and uprated dampers.
New Car Price 2009 Pontiac G8 GXP Pictures
Pricing for the 2009 Pontiac G8 GXP has leaked out and your budget E39 M5 fantasies can be fulfilled for the princely sum of $39,995. That price includes the $1,700 gas-guzzler charge and the $685 destination fee on the base automatic-equipped model.
Fast Car 2009 SSC Ultimate Aero claimed top speed of 270 mph Pictures
Not content to rest on its laurels after taking the Guinness-verified top speed world record, SSC has revamped the Ultimate Aero for 2009 to make it more powerful, more aerodynamic, and even faster. We thought the 2008 model had plenty of horsepower with 1183 ponies underneath the hood, but SSC has increased that number to 1287 courtesy of a new one-piece billet aluminum engine block that improves structural integrity and oiling capabilities.
2009 motor trend truck of the year 2009 Ford F-150 Car Pictures
Realistically, Motor Trend had two choices when it came time to pick its Truck of the Year for 2009. On one hand, Ford’s redesigned F-150 Car has been the best seller in America for, well… decades, and offers tireless capabilities and hundreds of possible configurations at an affordable price. It’s never been better. On the other hand, the latest Dodge Ram, also redesigned for 2009, features that truck’s characteristically macho styling turned up to 11 and gets the segment’s first-ever set of coil-overs propping up the rear axle. It too has never been better.
2009 Detroit Auto Show:Subaru Legacy Concept Car Picutre
Looks like Volvo’s not the only automaker teasing the next-gen version of its midsize sedan in 2009 Detroit Auto Show next month. The Subaru Legacy Concept Car celebrates the model’s 20th anniversary and forecasts the styling we should probably expect to see when the current model heads to the retirement home.
New Honda Car Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept Pictures
Amidst a troubled global economy, Honda is actively scaling back its operations, and its performance programs are sadly bearing the brunt. After canceling its participation in Formula One and the AMA motorbike road racing series, the Japanese automaker has reportedly announced that it is nixing development of the next-generation NSX supercar Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept.
Fast Car Zenvo ST1 1104hp Pictures
With supercar startups coming out of the woodwork, it takes a lot to get our attention. Danish company Zenvo Automotive has done just that with the announcement of its newest project, the Zenvo ST1. With a mid-mounted turbocharged and supercharged 7.0-liter V8 engine (perhaps from Chevrolet?), the Zenvo ST1 puts out an incredible 1,104 horsepower and funnels it through a six-speed manual gearbox. Attention officially granted.
2010 Toyota Prius Car at the upcoming Detroit Auto Show Pictures
In a move that’s quickly becoming a distinct sign of the times, Toyota has officially announced that it will delay the launch of U.S.-built 2010 Toyota Prius Car at its upcoming Mississippi plant. The 2010 Toyota Prius Car plant near Tupelo, which has so far cost the Japanese automaker about $300 million, is about 90% complete but has yet to be fully staffed in preparation of Job One, so it makes sense to suspend its start date instead of shuttering an already operating assembly line elsewhere.