For years there has been speculation that Ferrari is working on a “entry level” model that could even be a long awaited successor of the famous Ferrari Dino. This new Ferrari F250 Concept could in fact be that highly anticipated entry level model. The concept is designed by Idries Omar, who says the concept is a mid-engine supercar that will feature a 2.5L V6 that will run on eco-friendly Bio Fuel, similar to the recently introduced F430 Bio Fuel that was showcased at the Detroit Auto Show.
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January 18th, 2008 |
Tim Zastrow | Cars, Concept, Transportation |
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The extraordinary designs of Henrik Fisker are no stranger to iWishihadthis.com. Luckily for us yet another awesome car from Fisker was shown at NAIAS. Available late 2009 the Fisker Karma ($80,000) is powered by Q-Drive which utilizes a 4-cylinder engine that powers a generator, resulting in a premium hybrid sports sedan that can run from zero to sixty in 5.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 125 mph.
The car has 2 driving modes. The first “Stealth Mode” is a pure electric mode which should allow the Karma to run off the lithium ion battery pack for 50 miles before the engine kicks in. The second, a sports mode, uses the four-banger at peak performance and, according to Fisker, makes the Karma sound like a combination of a jet fighter and an F1 car. Also the batteries compartments are located in the middle of the car, which lowers the center of gravity, giving it nearly perfect balance. Of course this sedan is goign to feature the latest in-car luxuries like navigation system and DVD player with headrest-mounted displays. My favorite part of the car is the self-contained climate control, it is a full-length solar roof to help charge the car and provide cooling for the interior cabin while the car is parked. See more photos.
January 17th, 2008 |
Adam Gunderson | Cars, Concept, Green, Hybrid, Luxury, Transportation |
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January is one of the biggest months of the year when it comes to announcing new products (CES, Macworld, etc…) and the Detroit Auto Show is no different. On display this year was the 2008 Lexus LF-A Roadster Concept. The LF-A Roadster is based on the highly anticipated LF-A coupe and features a lightweight carbon-fibre and aluminum body as well a a high-revving V10 engine that is nearly 5.0 liters in displacement and puts out more that 500hp. Unfortunately is still a concept but hopefully lexus will turn this roadster into a reality as soon as possible
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January 15th, 2008 |
Tim Zastrow | Cars, Concept, Super, Transportation |
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Maybach’s are some of the most luxurious vehicles on the planet, yet they were always missing something in their lineup, a convertible, but thanks to the new Maybach Landaulet Four-Door Convertible concept that will no longer be a problem. The Maybach 62 Landaulet is based on the 62 S sedan and features the same 612hp biturbo V12 as well as all the other popular features such as the reclining back seats. The convertible itself will feature a soft top and an electronically-dimmed piece of glass that separates the driver and passengers (similar to that conventional limousine). Unfortunately this still only a concept but I wouldn’t be surprised if we saw this as a production model in the near future
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November 7th, 2007 |
Tim Zastrow | Cars, Concept |
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This new Renovatio concept built by Confederate Motor Company has one of the most unique designs for a motorcycle I have ever seen. The bike itself features a 1688cc, 135bhp v-twin engine, LED lamps, and a suspension made of titanium and carbon fiber. The word Renovatio means rebirth, a very appropriate name for this concept considering the company who designed it, Confederate Motor Company had their headquarters destroyed in Hurricane Katrina. However despite the unfortunate setback the company still plans to release the bike in 2008 currently with a undisclosed price tag.
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August 16th, 2007 |
Tim Zastrow | Concept, Motorcycles |
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