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The Honda Accord coupe in 2013

April 4, 2013 in Auto News, expensive cars, Honda

The new Accord has transformed enough to lure new customers. Yet, it has retained a common feel so as not to shock loyal owners away from their dependable, re-sellable driving companion.

A lot of the changes on the 2013 Accord feel very Lexus-like. Standard LED lighting elements and Smart Entry and Push Button Start option on some models. The sedan and coupe models are powered by four-cylinder or V6 engines mated to five-speed or six-speed automatic transmissions respectively.

The Accord includes 3.5 EX and 3.5 Sport, the Lane Watch blind-spot alert feature uses a camera mounted on the passenger mirror to display an image of the two lanes to the right and behind the car on a video screen positioned in the central control stack.

Overall, the Accord’s DNA remains unchanged. The acceleration even at very high speeds is very stable, but it does appear more large and luxurious on the inside.The Honda resale value is among the best in the World, the biggest problem Accord faces is persuasive buyers to pay a premium price without receiving the premium badge that many drivers desire as a status symbol. Prices start from Dhs88, 999.

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2013 New York International Motor Show Photos

March 29, 2013 in Auto News, expensive cars, Motor Show, Motor sports, New Cars, NewYork-motor-show, volkswagen

Chevrolet Camaro Z28 in 2014

Regal midsize sports sedan luxury cars in 2014

AMG S-model Mercedes Benz wagon in 2014

AMG Mercedes Benz car in 2014

Acura MDX in 2014

Volkswagen Golf Cars in 2014

Jaguar XKR-S GT in 2014

Kia Forte Koup SX T-GDI Cars in 2014

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New Audi A3 exposed with big car technology

March 28, 2013 in Auto News, Cute Cars, expensive cars, Motor Show, NewYork-motor-show

At the New York auto show, Audi exposed details of its long-awaited A3 update, a completely redesigned car with tech features inherited from its big luxury brothers in the Audi lineup.

Audi showed off the cabin tech for the new A3 model at 2012 CES, setting the first milestone for what looked like a highly expected update. And while Audi put the updated A3 in sedan and Sport back form on the stage in Geneva and Paris last year, it is only now that we get to see the U.S. version of the car.
Audi equips the new A3 with the same cabin electronics, and more, as its bigger vehicles.

The sedan looks to be Audi’s main model, presented with both turbocharged gasoline and diesel engines. The Sport back version, more closely similar to the current A3 model, will come out as a plug-in hybrid, likely using a similar drive train configuration to the new Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid. And will also offer an S3 sedan version with a high output 2 liter engine.

Audi A3 uses a new take on Audi’s MMI controller, keeping the dial and four button arrangements but embedding a circular touch pad on top of the dial. Drivers will be able to trace letters on the touch pad for alphanumeric input to the infotainment system.

The Audi A3 will get an always-on 4G LTE connection to power Google Earth combination with its navigation system. The current A6, A7, and A8 models use a 3G connection for their navigation systems, which show spectacular satellite imagery for the terrain through which the cars drive.

One of the most moving features in the new A3 is app integration, something that Audi has been lacking. With a phone connected to the car’s Wi-Fi, drivers will be able to access certain apps, such as social media, through voice command. Expect that feature to roll out in updates to other Audi models, as well.

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New Arrival of Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles in 2015

March 26, 2013 in Auto News, expensive cars, New cars

Vehicles that are powered by different energy sources and they should eventually replace all the gasoline-powered vehicles and become a normal thing, instead of being amazing that only the environmentally awake or those who can pay for it choose to buy. Most common fuels are bio fuels, natural gas, electricity, and hydrogen. In recent years, hydrogen fuel has attracted the large car manufacturers, focusing their attention to increasing hydrogen fuel cells that could be mass produced within a couple of years. Honda, Toyota, Ford and Nissan are the companies that are at the fore front of increasing hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Toyota has announced to start selling hydrogen fuel cell vehicles as 2015, which is earlier than other car makers working on the same technology. They have been working on it intensively for quite some time and made important progress in the last 3-4 years, with the FCV-R concept estimated to be ready for mass production by 2015. It’s a full size sedan, with a fuel cell mounted underside the body. The fuel cell system consists of 70MPa high pressure hydrogen tank, which allows you to travel up to 400 miles per charge.

Another Japanese car maker is also making some serious advances in this division. They have unveiled the FCX Clarity concept, which is powered by a hydrogen tank joint with a lithium ion battery and an electric drive motor. The battery stores electricity and the hydrogen tank stores hydrogen, while electricity is generated thanks to the V Flow fuel cell stack. The electric drive motor is there to push the vehicle. It provides 134 horsepower and 189 lb-ft of torque, and travel 240 miles with no need of refueling.

It’s clear that we will be seeing a lot hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in the future, and while they are a bit too luxurious for the middling consumer now, they should become more reasonable as people start viewing increased interest for more energy efficient and environmentally and friendly vehicles, and car makers see that mass-producing hydrogen fueled cars may be economically feasible.

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Porsche Cayenne S Diesel version is waiting for Paris Motor Show

September 13, 2012 in exotic cars, expensive cars, New Cars, Paris Motor Show

For any of our customers who like the Cayenne Diesel car but who have been having out for a higher-power system, good information’s has come. Porsche has verified earlier rumors by stating that a more powerful diesel edition of its Cayenne SUV will be introduced at the Paris Motor Show later this month.

The Porsche Cayenne S will be the most powerful diesel engine ever, says Porsche. It has a turbocharged 4.2- liter V8 with direct injection rated at 382 horsepower and 850 Nm (627 pound feet) of torque. Through this power, the Cayenne S Diesel can accelerate from 0 to 60 in just 5.7 seconds and arrive at a highest speed of 157 mph.

The Cayenne S Diesel version also features stop/start, which Porsche says makes it the only diesel SUV to do so. The result is a European pattern fuel economy of 8.3 liters per 100 km (that transforms to approximately 28 mpg, at the same time not on the EPA’s analyze cycle).

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Volkswagen readying Jetta Alltrack for USA

May 26, 2012 in Auto News, expensive cars, New Cars, volkswagen

Volkswagen targets to spread the Jetta All track around the US. From this Americans would be left to enjoy the larger Jetta Alltrack.

VW Jetta Alltrack

Like the Passat Alltrack shown above, the vehicles would enjoy a taller ride height, black plastic shell on the wheel arches and distinctive front and rear fascias.

VW new Jetta Alltrack

Volkswagen’s next-invention Tiguan will likely be bigger and provide three row sitting seats, leaving a compact crossover-sized canceled in the company’s lineup and an all-wheel drive high-riding Jetta could be just the respond.

VW Jetta Alltrack inner side

There are no strong details on what the driveline could offer, but we would be surprised if something other than the present spate of gasoline and diesel four-cylinder engines.

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