Dec 29, 2005
Dec 25, 2005
Dec 9, 2005
Dec 7, 2005
BMW Z4 at The Wien school of motoring
BMW Z4 at The Wien school of motoring with special car number plate:
W-GRAND1
W-GRAND1
Nov 15, 2005
Nov 8, 2005
World premiere of the Audi S8
The second highlight at the Tokyo Motor Show is the world premiere of the Audi S8. The S8 is noted for its spectacular sportiness and styling packed with tension. Powerful contours are an indication of the dynamism of the V10 5.2 FSI engine which develops 331 kW (450 bhp) an engine which has demonstrated on racetracks around the world just what its technology is capable of. The high performance of the Audi S8 is not just the result of superior power, but is also thanks to the perfect harmonisation of all components. These include, among others, quattro four-wheel drive, adaptive air suspension and consistent use of lightweight aluminium design.
Nov 7, 2005
Nov 4, 2005
Oct 18, 2005
Oct 17, 2005
Mercedes Benz C320 Kompressor
Mercedes Benz C320 Kompressor with Slovak personalised car number plate:
MI-LUDKA
MI-LUDKA
Oct 16, 2005
K1 Attack
K-1 Attack roadster is now available for European market as complete brand new "turnkey" automobile called Attack F-type, with 2 years factory guarantee and regular aftersales customer service and support. The "F" letter in its name represents Ford powertrain layouted in front of the rear axle. 
K1
K1 Attack photos
K1 Attack video
K1K1 Attack photos
K1 Attack video
Oct 15, 2005
Oct 14, 2005
Oct 13, 2005
Oct 12, 2005
Audi Shooting Brake Concept
Audi is unveiling a new highlight in the sporty compact segment at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show: the Shooting Brake Concept is a study vehicle offering a further trailblazing interpretation of Audi's current formal idiom, blending the powerful dynamism of a sports car with a new sense of spaciousness and greater functionality. With its powerful 250 bhp, 3.2-litre six-cylinder engine and quattro permanent four-wheel drive, the Shooting Brake Concept produces a quality of road behaviour that in every respect lives up to its visual impact. The study vehicle sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in just six seconds, and its top speed is electronically governed at 250 km/h.
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