It is now official: the new Audi sports car will be called the Audi R8. Presented as the "Le Mans quattro" concept study two years ago at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show, Audi has now taken the decision to build its new sports car.
>> moreAlfa Romeo has just won The Design Award for its new Brera sportscar in Autocar magazine's Annual Awards.
>> morePerformance and luxury is set to star at MPH ’05 as a cast of models including Jaguar’s new XK coupe, the 750 HP Saleen S7 Turbo, the 641 HP Gumpert Apollo and the street legal Radical SR8 V8 are all set to make their UK show or public driving debuts.
>> more[PIC=327:left]The 20 finalist models exhibited at the galleria Ferrari
>> more[PIC=366:right] With 2005 likely to be their fifth record year in succession for passenger car sales in the UK and with your two most desirable models, the M5 Saloon and new M6 Coupe, already sold out for 2006, BMW
>> moreThe design of the GT-R PROTO expresses pure GT-R heritage, coming from the first model PGC10 (1969) through R34 (1999), in a new and expressive form.
>> moreNew model displays Honda’s commitment to sport compact market; provides new platform for specialty equipment products
>> more[PIC=319:left]MPH’05 promises an electrifying mix of supercar exotica, high octane thrills and celebrity excess for motoring fans across the UK. It also promises one of the rarest cars on the planet; the British built Ascari KZ1.
>> more[PIC=312:left]Shanghai, 29 October 2005 – Ferrari’s 15,000 Red Miles Tour, an unprecedented adventure which has seen two 612 Scaglietti travel all over China, is concluding today in Shanghai, in front of Fiat Group's Vice President John Elkann and numerous Ferrari lovers and supporters. To mark the occasion, Shanghai's architectural symbol, the Oriental Pearl Tower, an amazing 468 metre high building, is illuminated in red to celebrate the end of the tour as well as the first year of Ferrari's presence in China.
>> moreThe definitive story of Honda's amazing supercar, the NSX written by Brian Long
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