Showing posts with label Mansory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mansory. Show all posts
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Geneva Preview: Lotus Evora by Mansory
With a whole range of new models in the pipeline has some very large Lotus plans for the future. But what does that mean for its existing lineup - especially the Evora, the latest among them? Earlier reports noted that Lotus was working on a major facelift for the mid-engine 2 2, bring it in line with its aggressive new design language. And it could very well be. But that's not what Lotus has in store for the upcoming Geneva Motor Show.
Instead, Lotus asks the public, "it is always wise to adapt?" Now, in our view, it certainly is not always wise, but sometimes it can be. In our view, very few of those days, unfortunately, will be realized when Mansory is involved, as the tuner improves doubting production vehicles as a rule with unusual finishes and bright interiors. But every once in a while, Mansory has an existing car is a re-skin - usually made of carbon fiber - which makes us stop and take another look. How the Aston Martin DB9 Bugatti Veyron Cyrus and Vincero. And so it seems to have done with the Lotus Evora.
In order to the factory, Mansory take on the Evora show what is possible in the aftermarket. It looks out with enough carbon to an F1 car kitted jealous, but finally, we decide when we see him in person to the reserve is rapidly approaching show. In the meantime, you are invited (Lucky You) follow the jump for the official statement and look at the pair of images in the gallery below released.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Ferrari 612 successor will be privately shown on January 21, teased on invitation
Chrysler, the automaker to the top of the minivan movement in the 1980s, is seriously thinking about his family tractor business. As we reported earlier, the Chrysler is scrapping one of the two twins minivan by 2013, making room for a small micro-van within the next few years to start - a vehicle that compete with the likes of the Ford C-Max and Mazda5 . Now, Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, reports confirmed that a hybrid version of the company's next-generation minivan on the way, should be up to 2013 debut.
Which is for use in hybrid minivans use the same drive technology, we shall see in the gasoline-electric version of the Chrysler 300 sedan, will also be set to start in 2013 planned the drive train. The factory, where both the Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan are built today - The new van will be built at the automobile manufacturer Windsor Assembly Plant in Canada
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