[PIC=403:left]The new Lotus Europa S, a Grand Tourer (GT) inspired two-seater will provide Lotus customers with a spectacular sportscar with significantly enhanced levels of touring and cruising capability.
>> more[PIC=404:left]HARTGE can make a dream come true for many M6 fans: to raise the maximum speed of the car from its (electronically limited) 250 km/h to a maximum of 320 km/h.
>> more[PIC=394:left]Competing in its first sanctioned motorsports event, the all-new 2006 Honda Civic Si placed first and second in class at the grueling "25 Hours of Thunderhill" endurance race at Thunderhill Raceway Park in Willows, California.
>> more[PIC=401:left]Blaupunkt has developed the next generation in hand held mobile navigational technology with its TravelPilot Lucca MP3.
>> more[PIC=402:left]Alpine’s first production application of Macromedia Flash enhances infotainment experience for Jaguar sports car.
>> moreThe all-new Jaguar XK was awarded the Engineering and Technology Award at the prestigious Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards in London yesterday (6 December).
>> moreMaranello (Italy), 5 December 2005. His Holiness the Pope Benedict XVI this morning held a private audience with Ferrari’s President Luca di Montezemolo, Vice President Piero Ferrari and a selected delegation of the company’s representatives.
>> moreThe 7-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) system developed for the Bugatti Veyron super sportscar will be shown for the first time by Ricardo at the 4th International CTI-Symposium held in Berlin on 5-8 December 2005
>> moreThe safety of cars for occupants has increased five-fold for some types of cars thanks to ten years of the Euro NCAP crash testing programme.
>> more[PIC=380:left]One of the most famous and desirable of all AC Cobras has been secured for H&H’s February 2006 sale. Known the world over by its registration number (39 PH), it was entered by the factory for the 1963 Le Mans 24 Hour race, where it duly won the GT III category and finished 7th overall in the hands of Ninian Sanderson and Peter Bolton. It was then procured by John Willment for ‘Gentleman Jack’ Sears to drive, at which time its pale metallic green paint was replaced with the distinctive red body and white stripes of the Willment team – the livery it has retained to this day.
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