New Sport Car: 2011-01-23

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Bugatti Veyron Vs Nissan GT-R

What is the difference between ordinary cars and super cars? The Bugatti Veyron can answer that question with this head to head drag race against Nissan GT-R. It is not fair to call GT-R an ordinary car but against a super car like Veyron, it stands no chance in speed and power. In fact these cars are not even in the same league but take a look at the video and see it for yourself. Evo Magazine has organised a race on an air strip for a stand start drag race as well as moving GT-R against parked Veyron. For your information, Veyron does have two more turbo chargers and double the power of GT-R. Video review is presented by ''EVO Magazine''

Steak a GoGo

Well, you asked for it... Here is how things go inside Texas de Brazil, when they come to feed you with red meat. You see the green token on the lower left of the photo? Don't you think these two men are both happy?

Friday, January 28, 2011

Peugeot Concept Car of the Strangest Egochine

Weird car design concept: Peugeot Concept Car of the strangest Egochine

Peugeot Concept Car of the Strangest Egochine

Weird car design concept: Peugeot Concept Car of the strangest Egochine

Cinema at Miami's Dolphin Mall

The Dolphin Mall is just North West of the Miami International airport. This is a look at its multiple theater cinema center. I only come here to visit my steak supplier friends and not to watch movies.

Toyota Innova

Black Toyota Innova

Mahindra Xylo vs Toyota Innova

Toyota Innova Luxury Interior

Toyota Innova on the Jungle

Toyota Innova Elegant Color

Toyota Innova Concept

Silver Toyota Innova

Toyota Innova Left Side

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Honda Civic

Amazing Black Honda Civic

500HP BHT Civic Turbo

Orange Honda Civic

Elegant White Honda Civic

Honda Civic Exterior

White Honda Civic Front View

Great Model from Honda Civic

Honda Civic Old Edition

Nissan Fuga

The Fuga is a full-size luxury car from Nissan of Japan, introduced in October 2004. First shown as the Fuga Concept at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show, it is a replacement for the long running Nissan Cedric and Nissan Gloria series of cars. With the cessation of production of Nissan Cima and Nissan President in 2010, Fuga becomes the top model offered by Nissan. The name of the vehicle was inspired by the fugue, a composition musical form. The name Fuga was chosen to suggest that the long, storied histories of the Cedric, Gloria, Cima, and President are being combined into a new vehicle that continues to provide the prestige and heritage of those vehicles. The last model code for the Cedric and Gloria was Y34, and the last model code for the Cima was F50, with the President as PGF50. Two versions of the smaller Y34 (Cedric & Gloria) and the larger F50 (Cima & President) platforms were offered due to Nissan's dual sales channels in Japan, where Blue Stage sold traditional Nissan products and Red Stage sold former Prince products like the Nissan Skyline, the Gloria, the Nissan Laurel and the Nissan Auster.
The Fuga is a rear wheel drive sedan, with optional All Wheel Drive, riding on a streched wheelbase and width version of the Nissan FM platform, established and introduced with the V35 series Nissan Skyline.
August 2010, the Fuga became Nissan's flagship, top-of-the-range vehicle.

Aluminum is used in the body, hood, trunk lid and is also used in the doors internally to reduce weight. The front suspension uses a double wishbone setup, also to reduce unsprung weight, and to improve vehicle handling. This type of suspension was previously used on the Cedric/Gloria until 1983, when that platform began to use MacPherson struts for the front suspension, but still uses the multilink rear suspension which was introduced on the Cedric/Gloria in 1979. The Fuga uses aluminum alloy extensively in both the front and rear suspension components.
The GT sports package includes Nissan's 4WS version of HICAS to improve stability and handling, taking advantage of the 53:47 weight distribution.
A driver aid system used in Japan, called Distance Control Assistance, pushes the gas pedal against the foot when the DVD navigation with GPS determines that an unsafe speed is being maintained. If the cruise control is being used, the Distance Control Assistance will reduce speed automatically, and will warn the driver that an adjustment is being made with an audible bell sound.
When the Fuga was first introduced for sale October 14, 2004 the advertising campaign used a musical work in the fugue style. The work is titled "Vortex", composed and arranged by Akihiko Matsumoto, and was specially commissioned for Nissan. The music was played in three movements by a full orchestra for 7 minutes and 42 seconds, and a recording was given to dealers in Japan as a promotional DVD-CD gift for customers called "Fuga The Movie and Premium Soundtrack", free of charge.
The DVD and CD package was not available for private sale, with the DVD providing a gallery of images, and descriptions of key technologies such as how the adaptive cruise control functions, various safety technologies like the Blind Spot camera, which is a camera installed on the passenger side side view mirror displaying a view of the curb on the in-dash monitor, and a movie with the Fuga on a mountain road, using the "Vortex" soundtrack. The DVD is recorded in Dolby 5.1 surround sound.

Nissan Fuga Great Interior

Nissan Fuga Fast Car

White Nissan Fuga

Elegant Black Nissan Fuga

White Nissan Fuga Hatchback

Leaving on a Jet Plane

I never would have thought that Continental airline is still in operation. Lo and behold, here is an entire hub of planes sporting its logo. So, they are still in business. Actually, Continental merged with United in May 2010 with a price tag of about US $3 billion, displacing Delta as the largest airline company.