The advent of BMW Z4 fills the world with great excitement. Similar to the 3-series, BMW has ditched its fabric roof for more modern folding hard-top mechanism, which can be raised or lowered in Read the rest of this entry »

That’s an excitement to see an Audi marvel again, this time looking more production ready than the mules we saw several months ago. Moreover, the prototype spotted today looks to be wearing very little camo, giving us a good idea of what the car will look like in production form.

Up front, this RS5 has a sportier front fascia with 2 massive air intakes on either side of the grill. Adorning the axles are 20-inch, triple spoke wheels with Read the rest of this entry »

Ford’s pride: new FocusThe Ford Focus has been regarded as the entry-level car of Ford since the start of the new millennium. This front-wheel-drive model is far from luxurious but nonetheless displays a surprising amount of character from behind the wheel. Its affordable price, expressive styling and availability in multiple body styles have all contributed to making this one of Ford's most popular cars worldwide.

As a car model for the important 2000, the Ford Focus was designed to be a "world car," meaning it has been
Read the rest of this entry »

The Jaguar XJ is a proud production made by Jaguar which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Indian company Tata Motors, Ltd. since 2008, where it is operated as part of Jaguar Land Rover group. The XJ was launched in 1968 and has served as the Jaguar flagship model for most of its production span which continues through to today. The original model was the last Jaguar saloon to Read the rest of this entry »

Feast your eyes –Today, images of the 2010 McLaren P11 have emerged, both in camo’ed prototype form and as a clay model. The P11 will rival cars like the Lamborghini Gallardo and Ferrari F430 in both price and Read the rest of this entry »

It has been approved that MINI will bring out a self-design brand-new production called Speedster. The generic moniker are at the risk of being replaced by a more original badge, but we could see from its name: a raked windshield, just two seats, a removable (not convertible ) roof panel, and performance-oriented handling.

Over the years, there have been two main types of “speedsters” in the automotive universe. The first has no windshield at all, while the second has a very low windscreen and no roof. It appears MINI is opting for the latter configuration, considering the market for cars with windshields is probably Read the rest of this entry »