[PIC=793:left]The unique combination of retro design, exquisite materials, innovative technology and careful attention to details is enough to make any "car radio" buff – past and present – jump for joy.
>> more1982 Rolls-Royce Corniche Mulliner Park Ward Coupe that was once the property of Kenny Baker, the man inside the much-loved Star Wars robot R2 D2, is to be auctioned at the next H&H sale, Buxton, July 25/26.
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For the new CL-Class, the ultimate luxury coupé, Mercedes-AMG has now developed two AMG optional extras: a powerful AMG bodystyling package and expressive 19-inch AMG light-alloy wheels with mixed-width tyres. These distinctive AMG components are available for both engine versions.
>> more[PIC=839:left]52 years ago, Keith Andrews and Blu Plemons competed in the 1954 Carrera Panamericana - the Mexican Road Race.
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Jaguar is proud to reveal its new supercharged sports car – the Jaguar XKR. Building on the excellence of the all-new XK that debuted in 2005, the XKR takes the Jaguar sports car experience to new heights.
>> more[PIC=826:left]3.8-liter displacement, 385 hp / 283 kW at 6,600 rpm, a peak torque of 407 Nm at 4,600 rpm and a top speed of 285 km/h:
>> more[PIC=819:left]Twin-turbocharged 2007 911 Turbo with variable turbine geometry (VTG) and electronically controlled all-wheel-drive is an everyday supercar.
>> more[PIC=813:left]The soul-stirring two-seat SuperCoupe's hand-crafted steel body, penned by Kris Horton working with Joel Rosen and executed by Time Machines, Inc., Hudson, Florida, is functionally styled for maximum appeal and performance. Engine layout is front/mid and its aluminum big-block is set back 13 inches.
>> more[PIC=803:left]The Travel section offers a radio-satellite navigation system that includes a radio, a CD player and navigator in a single unit, integrated phone devices including Bluetooth technology (the cell phone and stereo unit can talk to each other cordlessly).
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The 21st Century hot rod reincarnation of Australia’s historic car icons today met its ancestors outside Holden’s Port Melbourne headquarters.
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