May 5th, 2008
Maintaining the recognizable wedge-like looks and the sharp edges, the second generation of Cadillac CTS continues to fulfill the goal of General Motors in competing Cadillac with the other luxury car producers world-wide. This new CTS appears to look more muscular with more refined details and features such as the vents on the front fender and the larger grille. Its platform and independent suspension, developed over 6 years, provide excellence in handling and ride comfort. The luxurious experience of this car is not only felt inside, but also from the outside, being an eye-appealing vehicle with the edgy, yet smooth details.
May 2nd, 2008
With an unmatched record of being part of the 10Best cars for the 16th straight time, the 2008 BMW 3-series adds a new new member to its family – the first hardtop convertible BMW has produced. On its way to its 17th appearance on the 10Best list, this elegant vehicle remains consistent in terms of both performance and aesthetics. No other car producer has been as successful as BMW in making such a graceful and classy car. It is not only sleek, but it is also powerful, with a 300-horsepower engine and a torque of 300 pound-feet. This line of BMW are produced as sports-coupe, convertible, and sedan – all luxurious and ever reliable.
April 13th, 2008
The Audi A4 Avant is available in five different engines – three diesel and two petrol ones. While the A4 doesn’t quite live up to the Audi in terms of the sportiest car, it’s a great car to drive, has a lot of grip and very balanced handling though large bumps tend to upset its compsure. The cabin has lots of room for adjustment, especially for the seat and the steering wheel. While the dashboard’s layout might be a bit confusing at first, they’re all logically arranged and its control system doesn’t take a long time getting used to. It accomodates passengers and luggage better than most cars in its class can. The A4 also comes with the usual comforts: 10-speaker stereo, alloy wheels, CD player, automatic lights, and a multifunction steering wheel.
April 10th, 2008
The Ford Kuga is a smooth 2.5-liter diesel car that buyers will love. It’s flexible performance can cope with all on-road demands and some off-road driving. The Kuga’s four wheel drive system is very similar to the Volvo, with the rear wheels helping the car only when extra grip and traction are needed. It has a Focus-based suspension and rides 80mm above the ground, striking a good balance between comfort, suppleness, and control. The interior is spacious, and the rear seats can be folded if more room is needed. Two adults and three small children can fit comfortably in the back.
March 10th, 2008
At first it seems like this car seems like it doesn’t serve a significant purpose int he Audi line-up. It looks like a 3-series coupe competitor just for the sake of being a competitor. It’s also a little bit difficult to drive, not because of the engine or the gearbox, but because of the poor conceptual flow in the left hand drive to right hand drive conversion. What’s great about the Audi S5 is that it has a very gorgeous interior, with the seats having matching red leather padding with the doors. Great attention to detail is visible all throughout the car’s interior – the moment you step inside the Audi S5 you’ll definitely be stricken with disbelief at how beautiful it is.
February 25th, 2008
The design and engineering of the B-Class, that after three successful year. Mercedes-Benz over hauled. With the further advances being made in each of these areas that the facelift programme focused on environmental compatibility, economic efficiency and comfort, with further advances being made in each of these areas.
January 10th, 2008
The temptation to engine in an all-out horsepower war with Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) that’s the Ford Performance Vehicles (FPV). The Ford/Prodrive joint-venture performance outfit today, stating that the company would continue its focus on ‘Total Performance’ rather than embark on a kW-for-kW engine output war with its opposite number in Holden camp that is by Barrett fronted by the media for the first time in his new position as a general manager..