This is a whole new story that began for Volkswagen Beetle that has been completely redesigned last year. Become more masculine in its silhouette and especially under its hood, the third generation Volkswagen Beetle 2013 has everything it takes to please sir. Nevertheless, the German automaker is preparing to revive a fairy tale for amateur model came with a convertible version will be presented at the next car show in Los Angeles at the end of the year.

If revive the Beetle in 1998 represented a challenge for designers and engineers of Volkswagen, the redesign in 2011 also gave much of trouble to them. The second generation Beetle was virtually become an automotive icon and the slightest bit of change could undermine its reputation. However, Volkswagen has finally had the courage to redraw and the end result is a success across the board.

That’s good…..Volkswagen Beetle 2013

Despite its retro silhouette, the Volkswagen Beetle 2013 offers a modern and stylish interior. It offers a range of well-balanced engine and road behavior is sportier than ever. The ladybird has improved in terms of both comfort and performance. It offers a more spacious interior and whose quality leaves no doubt about the attention to detail is demonstrated by the engineers behind its design.

In its basic version, the Volkswagen Beetle 2013 is equipped with a 4-cylinder engine of 2.5 liters, the power is 170 horsepower and 177 foot-pounds of torque. This is mated to a 5-speed manual as standard. A 6-speed automatic transmission is available as an option.

Among the many new features that the Volkswagen Beetle 2013 this year, the diesel engine is without a doubt the most anticipated of all. This small turbo-diesel 4-cylinder 2.0 liter has an output of 140 horsepower and 236 pound-feet of torque. With an average fuel consumption of 6.7L/100km city and 4.6L/100km on the highway, it allows the Beetle to rank among the most economical cars on the market.

Finally, in a last hope to attract performance enthusiasts, Volkswagen has decided to offer a Volkswagen Beetle 2013 with a turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder. It has an output of 200 horsepower and 207 lb-ft of torque, which allows the ladybug from 0-100 in just 7.5 seconds more to reach a top speed of 223 km / h.

Although for the majority of consumers, the Volkswagen Beetle 2013 is affordable in its basic version. Nevertheless, the MSRP of $ 21,975 moves quickly to $ 30,000 with the addition of just a few options. In its final version, and well equipped, the ladybug frieze literally $ 40,000.

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As of now there are again as the 2012 Ford Focus Econetic version with particularly low fuel consumption. On average, this is content with just 3.4 liters per 100 km, which corresponds to a CO2 g-value of 88.
The efficiency rating makes the front-wheel drive with A + certified 77 kW/105 hp. For the more frugal with fuel, among others provide an aerodynamics package with underbody cladding, low rolling resistance tires, a longer recuperation and translated gear. As standard, the customer gets even with air conditioning and radio on the way.

The same with the common rail diesel engine-equipped compact cars waived in comparison to the more economical brother on special aerodynamic measures. The engine with 1.6 liter engine is characterized by an improved fuel injection and more efficient intercooler.

Purchasing a new 2012 Maserati GranTurismo S base model will run you a little over $148,000, to start. Arguably, if you can afford to buy a new Maserati, you can afford to not worry about the depreciation that starts ticking as you drive away from the dealership. Packed with luxury amenities such as a Bose sound system, leather upholstery and wood and chrome accents, the sound of the V8 Ferrari engine leaves you weak-kneed. Add to that the elegant, liquid Pininfarina design, you just want to lick the car from front end to tail lights.

Oh. Right. Thats a bit of TMI. Sorry.Starting again with a bit more decorum. The famed luxury car brand under the FIAT Group corporate umbrella, Maseratis current line-up consists of the GranTurismo, GranCabriolet and the Quattroporte. 2,437 vehicles were sold in the US in 2011, a 20% increase over 2010 North American sales, and this in spite of a sputtering economy. To maintain this sales trend, Maserati of Manhattan in the posh TriBeCa neighborhood is hosting themed parties to introduce the cars to potential owners in a more casual setting. Talking to an events rep, she said its a great way to bring new faces in the door and allow people to look around and experience the cars without a sales pitch; its less intimidating.Presented by iAdventure.com, The Ultimate Guys Night Out II drew an after-work crowd of mainly guys the week preceding Fathers Day. For your $125 ticket, you got to spend the evening at the Maserati showroom sampling Chivas Scotch and downing meatball sliders by Tommy Lasagna. At the height of the evening, bluesy crooner Jullian James was on hand to entertain all with a live performance. High-end groomers John Allans were set up for shaving touch-ups, and many attendees were measured for Alexander West custom shirt fittings. Throw on a Dave Sim hat and head over to the other corner to get your shoes shined, and you were ready for thinking about driving that white GranCabrio with the black seats home of course, there is enough trunk space for your golf bag. Im just wondering when the Ultimate Girls Night Out is I sure wouldnt mind having mani-pedi in the comfy embrace of a GranTurismo MC Sport, surrounded by carbon fiber accents.

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Information Specification Modification Image Review Price Image Aston Martin V12 Vanquish
 Aston Martin has a few line-up is classified as a car with great power and is the ultimate car for the British manufacturer. One is that DBS is a fast version of the DB9. With 510 hp power, DBS is one of the fastest cars ever built Aston Martin. But now the two-door car has entered a period of retirement and no longer manufactured.

But Aston Martin has just introduced a successor generation of DBS, the Vanquish. Actually, the Vanquish is not a new name in the line of Aston Martin. The name was never used for the British GT car manufacturer in 2002 to 2007. But it seems that the new Vanquish is more geared as the next generation DBS, compared to the second generation of his elder brothers.

This car is built on the new VH platform. Vanquish exterior design retains the distinctive design of Aston Martin. The front can be seen an oval headlights that we find also in other Aston Martin models. LED Daytime Running Lights presence make this coupe look modern and not outdated. British manufacturers grille typical of the trapezoid is also present in these fast cars.


 Although loosely based on the Virage/V8 platform, the now out-of-production Aston Martin V12 Vanquish featured thoroughly modern technology. The main body structure included aluminum sections bonded and riveted around a central carbon-fiber transmission tunnel. Carbon fiber A-pillars, all-aluminum suspension and aluminum body panels served to keep weight down, although the Vanquish still weighed in at a little more than 2 tons.


The powertrain was equally cutting-edge, with a high-performance 6.0-liter V12 engine that first made 460 horsepower, and later 520. Tasked with getting that power to the rear wheels was an automated-clutch, six-speed sequential-shift manual gearbox utilizing F1-style paddle shifters.

 By todays standards, control efforts-steering, throttle, brake-are heavy. Aston has dispensed with the awful part-plastic steering wheel of early Vanquishes-and generally tidied up the cabin. The sport seats with deep shoulder wings are excellent, and the matching hand-stitched leather trim now extends across what had been a painted-aluminum fascia centerpiece. The rest of the surroundings are a mixture of neat (cast aluminum handles and door pulls) and unworthy (switches from owner Ford, with ill-matched plastic surrounds). The next generation of Astons, exemplified by the DB9, does these things better.

Outside, you have to be an Aston expert to spot the difference between a Vanquish and a Vanquish S. The grille is wider and has more curvature, there is a splitter lip under the nose, and the trailing edge of the trunklid is flicked up to aid high-speed stability and, conveniently, to accommodate the center brake light.

The manufacturer describes this car as the fastest-ever Aston Martin. We used to describe the Vanquish as the fastest and most expensive car in the Ford firmament, but now there is the Ford GT. So the Aston Martin V-12 Vanquish S is just the most expensive. source:caranddriver.com,autobildindonesia.com,edmunds.com