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Chevrolet Cruze

Posted by herry on April 17, 2012
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Chevrolet Cruze

Chevrolet Cruze

The third version of the body in the family Cruze – Chevrolet Cruze sedan was presented at the Geneva show avtonovinok podium at the beginning of March 2012. Two previous touring performance Chevrolet Cruze – sedan and hatchback, to date, has successfully produced for the Russians in St. Petersburg.

Chevrolet Cruze sedan in 2011 was able to find over 37,000 new owners in Russia. New in the face of Chevrolet Cruze Wagon will be on the conveyor belt factory “Avtotor” (Kaliningrad) this summer (SKD), and the fall of 2012 a new station wagon and the sedan will join the hatchback in the car assembly plant in St. Petersburg.

However, Chevrolet brought to Switzerland is not only a “new body” – touring, all the family Chevrolet Cruz received an updated exterior. Continue Reading

Porsche 918 RSR: racing laboratory with raging rotor

Posted by herry on April 13, 2012
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Porsche 918 RSR

Porsche 918 RSR

The word super sports cars, Porsche is too trivial. So call the Zuffenhausen just unveiled the model of a 918 RSR racing laboratory. The drive is a hybrid system with three motors and a flywheel storage on board. This is all the rage at up to 767 hp.

Six in the morning, the world is in order. At least for the new Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller. While most other top executives of the auto industry at this time probably still unshaven, Mueller stands before a large audience at the Auto Show in Detroit, and delivers the top news of the morning show. For out of the stage fog on the Porsche stand peels a spectacular race car: the 918 RSR. Continue Reading

Mercedes C-Class car to touch

Posted by herry on April 11, 2012
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Four years after its launch, Mercedes C-Class on the. A new combination of driving dynamics and comfort, it should be. See this is not say anything. But to feel.
When Jürgen Rosenberg gets into a car, he must rub on any surface, press each button, turn on every switch. The man has no Fummel-tick, but is a psychologist at the DaimlerChrysler Research Center of acceptance and behavioral analysis. Yes, you read correctly. In times, where now all manufacturers juggle with the premium label, wants at least the inventor of the automobile and the mother of all premium cars are based on scientific criteria for the feet. Continue Reading