Toyota Caldina GT4 Sport Car Concept

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Toyota Caldina GT4

The Gen 7 Celica was introduced in 2000 and was a completely new vehicle. This new version of the marque is almost certainly the last as Toyota have said they have no plans to extend the model line. When launched the Gen 7 Celica had an all new engine in the form of the 1.8 litre 1ZZ-FE and in 2002 this was joined by the even better 1.8 litre 2ZZ-GE which produced around 190bhp.

The Generation 7 looked completely different from previous models with it's sleeker, swept back, more angular design.

To the dismay of many devotees, there was no Gen 7 GT4 version. This omission was probably due to the fact that Toyota seemed to have no plan to get back into the Rallying world. Having said that though, the Gen 7 Celica still handled particularly well due to it's excellent chassis.

The 190 brake horse power delivers a performance that's and flexible.

At launch, only the 1ZZ-FE VVTi engine, producing around 140bhp, was available. This was much less than the 2.0 litre 3S-GE in earlier cars. Although seen as underpowered, the Generation 7 was resaonably quick and delivered a far better fuel economy than earlier cars.

Toyota and Yamaha combined to produce the 190bhp 2ZZ-GE engine and this was offered in later models of the Gen 7. The Variable Vale Lift engines supplied much more fuel and air to the engine when the revs counter went above a certain limit. This gave the Celica a completely new lease of life and a very distinctive characteristic; up to the point where the variable lift occured, the car was very similar to the VVTi models, but above that an extra 40bhp became available, and the sound of those extra horses was a deligfht to Gen 7 owners.

Toyota announced the discontinuation of both the MR2 and Celica in July 2004, however, the supply of pre-owned cars is still plentiful.

New Ferrari Revealed – Ferrari 458 Italia With F1 Sport Cars Concept

The new Ferrari is badged 458 Italia and has a mid-mounted V8 like the F430 it will replace. It features a new, 4,499cc engine developing 562bhp and a seven-speed, dual-clutch transmission. The car will be officially unveiled at the Frankfurt motor show in September before going on sale next spring, with a price of about £150,000.

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New Jersey G- Power BMW X6 Typhoon RS Ultimate Concept

Today’s automotive climate is changing rapidly in order to combat the changing climate of the world. With government organizations, consumers and businesses pushing “green” living, the spotlight has turned on the automotive industry and its reputation for less than friendly environmental footprints. A lot of manufacturers are rising to answer the call, and even luxury automobile companies like BMW are getting in on the action.

In order to push greater fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions, BMW has latched on to the growing trend of hybrid vehicles. The name of the game is the ActiveHybrid X6, a more efficient and fuel economy-oriented version of the popular X6 BMW make. The vehicle will soon be available at NJ BMW dealerships across the state.

The ActiveHybrid X6 shares its predecessor’s twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 engine but adds two 67 KW electric assistance motors coupled to a seven-speed gearbox and standard xDrive AWD system. Even with its greater efficiency, the ActiveHybrid X6 will weigh in as an extraordinarily powerful vehicle, logging a top speed of 155 mph. Imagine how you would feel maneuvering a car like that off your New Jersey BMW X6 dealer’s lot.

While you get a powerful V8 engine in the mix, the most important benefit of the new ActiveHybrid X6’s engine is the fact that it can run almost two miles on battery power alone, making it a perfect vehicle for driving in congested city centers. And while you have the massive V8 as an option, you won’t even need to use it in a situation where it wouldn’t be able to open up in the first place.

NJ BMW dealerships are also excited about looking to the future. As the nation searches desperately for alternative fuel sources to decrease our reliance on foreign oil, BMW is taking a huge leap forward in efficiency that should help bolster the manufacturer’s already prolific status in the automotive industry. Who says it’s impossible to mix luxury, performance and fuel economy into one neat little package? You will certainly find that combination when you visit your local New Jersey BMW X6 dealer.

I had a spot of luck recently when I was able to test-drive one of these sweet vehicles. I’d ridden in a New Jersey BMW X5 before, but I had never had the opportunity to drive one, nor had I ever been out in an X6. I’ll have to admit, I was a bit skeptical about taking a hybrid vehicle on the road. From what I’d heard, the performance just wasn’t the same as that of a traditional vehicle, and I wasn’t sure about making that transition.

When I did finally enter the dealership and step inside one of these vehicles, I immediately felt more confident about my choice. Taking it out on the open road, I was able to experience the ActiveHybrid X6’s thrilling acceleration, beautiful handling and truly spectacular performance, I was an immediate convert for hybrid vehicles. Even if the reviews of other hybrids are right on target, BMW seems to have gotten it right.