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The car, which has a list price of $165,000 (€145,180), comes fully equipped -- flashing blue light and siren included.
And unlike most other police cars it has a state-of-the-art defibrillator -- although just the sound of its engine should be enough to make your heart jump.
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Smart will get an American "green card" in early 2008.
Boeblingen-based Smart, part of DaimlerChrysler AG’s Mercedes Car Group, has signed a general distributor agreement with United Auto Group chairman Roger Penske to market the two-seat Smart ForTwo in the United States.
Smart president Ulrich Walker said: "This is absolutely the right car in the right place at the right time. It embodies the unique combination of a lifestyle and design-orientated vehicle that is ecologically appealing."
The agreement covers all aspects of the...
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Bentley Motors continued the intensive development of its flagship Arnage range with the introduction of a major program of powertrain and chassis enhancements for the 2007 Model Year. The Arnage T’s renowned 6.75-litre V8 engine now develops 500 bhp and is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission benefiting performance, driving dynamics and refinement. The powertrain changes are complemented by subtle exterior, interior and under-bonnet design cues.
Key to this performance increase is the most powerful version of Bentley’s legendary...
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The Ferrari factory is located in Maranello, Italy. Its's production process is, indeed, a curious combination of old-world craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology. Come up on the front entrance, and it looks like nothing much has changed since the factory was built after the Second World War: many of the original offices are still being used and the colour scheme is the same as it once was. But the further
back you go, you find newer, more modern buildings that house brand-new equipment and use up-to-date techniques. The wind tunnel, for...
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The two-seater coupe expresses Saab’s future design language, one obviously more aggressive than the current.
The Aero X also draws from the Scandinavian automaker’s aviation roots by featuring a cockpit canopy like a fighter jet that lifts up the “doors” and windshield together. Since there are no windshield pillars, the driver enjoys a full 180-degree view of the road ahead.
“This concept shows the exciting possibilities that are open to us as we evolve a more progressive design language for the brand,” says Jan Ake...
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December 2007: I get...
