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Mini Rocketman back in the spotlight
As those of you who are fans of “regular” sports will almost certainly be excited for the upcoming Olympic games. Bare with me, it’s got something to do with cars.
Since the Olympic games of 2012 are being held in London this year, the whole of Britain is anxiously looking forward to the way everything is going to pan out.
Mini Rocketman
Mini is included in the same sort of excitement and in order to show this they’ve revamped their Rocketman concept in anticipation of the event.
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Saab bought – to produce different kind of cars
Swedish car maker Saab used to have a very faithful brand following. It’s buyers really stuck to the brand and though they weren’t many, they still made Saab a mainstream manufacturer.
Since they were recently purchased (finally) by a Japanese and Chinese consortium that will change. Saab will turn to the production of considerably more exclusive cars.
Saab 9-3
This is because the plan for the Swedish brand is to produce new electric cars. That’s a market that even Saab was outselling.
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Nismo Juke unveiled at Le Mans
Le Mans, the place of dreams are made, where nightmares are lived, the place where dream cars race and also the place where they’re unveiled.
Or at least that’s what I thought until I found out that Nissan made an unveiling at the place. It’s not that I have something against them but you’d think they could find other places for their cars.
Nissan Juke Nismo
In Nissan’s defense, the Deltawing racer they’re sponsoring for the race is using one of their engines, one that’s available in the Juke.
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2014 Maserati Quattroporte spied
Maserati’s plans for the next generation of the Quattroporte begin to unveil themselves as spy photographers catch the Italians creeping out on the public roads.
The heavy cover of camouflage has certainly kept plenty of those juicy details on the styling hidden away from our view but that’s not going to stop us.
2014 Maserati Quattroporte spied
Obviously, there are plenty of other interesting bits about the Trident’s upcoming super sports sedan but there’s a couple of things we care about in particular.
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Ferrari California spied with a different sound
The Italian manufacturers at the top keep telling us that they’ll do their best to avoid fuel saving methods that compromise performance.
The same applies for turbocharger systems. Even though the idea actually boosts horsepower output and significantly raises the torque figures, there are two major downsides.
2013 Ferrari California
Smoothness of the grunt delivery is going to be compromised and so’s the exhaust note. Due to the way they work, they take kind of muffle the whole thing.
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