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- Official Patent Designs of BMW’s New Four-Door Sports Coupe
- Peugeot Creates Interactive Print Ad with an Inflatable Mini Airbag for the 408 Sedan
- Video: Second Audi R18 TDI Crashes Spectacularly at Le Mans
- Lotus to Kill Elise and Exige for North America in August
| Official Patent Designs of BMW’s New Four-Door Sports Coupe Posted: 12 Jun 2011 02:22 PM PDT ![]() Last April, from the sidelines of the 2010 Beijing Auto Show, BMW displayed a thinly disguised concept model of a sporty-looking sedan model named the Gran Coupé. Now, it looks like that the Bavarian automaker is preparing for the presentation of the final production model as the company has just filed a patent for the designs of its so-called four-door sports coupe.
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| Peugeot Creates Interactive Print Ad with an Inflatable Mini Airbag for the 408 Sedan Posted: 12 Jun 2011 08:40 AM PDT ![]() This past February, Peugeot launched the four-door sedan variant of its 308 series in the Brazilian market as the new 408. In one of its first advertising campaigns for the car, the French carmaker wanted to communicate the compact-sized model's safety features, namely the availability of six airbags with eight protection points.
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| Video: Second Audi R18 TDI Crashes Spectacularly at Le Mans Posted: 12 Jun 2011 08:03 AM PDT ![]() Audi may have won its 10th title at 24hours of Le Mans, but the brand with the four rings had a tough weekend at La Sarthe. As if Alan McNish's horrifying accident less than an hour after the start of the endurance race was not enough, Mike Rockenfeller, driving the number 1 R18 TDI, was also involved in a huge crash. Read more » |
| Lotus to Kill Elise and Exige for North America in August Posted: 12 Jun 2011 07:52 AM PDT ![]() If you're a fan of the lightweight sports cars from Lotus, namely the Elise and its closed-top sibling, the Exige, and live in North America, then you'd better hurry up before the well dries up. That's because production of the North American spec model will end in August according to a report from Autoblog. The reasons behind this decision lie in the lack of "smart" airbags, which are now mandatory in the US, along with Toyota's decision to stop production of its 2ZZ 1.8-liter, 4-cylinder engine that powers US-spec models. The Elise and the Exige will continue to be sold in Europe, as they're equipped with a new 1.6-liter four-cylinder unit. Read more » |
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