2013 Ford Mondeo

2013 Ford Mondeo

2013 Ford Mondeo

2013 Ford Mondeo/Fusion Rendering and information
Autoten got rendering of next generation Ford Mondeo from 2 source,a sporty design painted in gray from autobild and Ford Taurus alike,American design in blue from Auto express.

2013 Ford Taurus SHO To Get Horsepower Bump?

 

The 2010 Taurus SHO. Photo: IFCAR

Ford welcomed Taurus SHO owners to Dearborn, MI last week for the 19th annual Taurus SHO convention. Taurus SHO enthusiasts tend to be an opinionated bunch, and apparently the 2011 model has been met with scorn by SHO purists. It’s bigger, it’s softer, it’s AWD and Ford is calling it the “show”, not the S.H.O. None of these things sit well with SHO loyalists.

Ford listens to it’s customers, and is adopting an old-fashioned approach to keep car guys interested in the new SHO: when all else fails, add more horsepower. Autoblog quoted Steve LIng, Ford’s North American marketing manger for cars, as follows:
“The SHO is at the top [of Ford's sedan offerings for enthusiasts] and we’re going to keep it there; 365 horsepower is good, 400 is better.”
Ford is rumored to be working on a 400 horsepower EcoBoost V6 for the new F150, so it’s likely that the same motor will be retuned for use in the next version of the Taurus SHO. More horsepower is never a bad thing, but let’s hope we can get Ford to start calling the car the S.H.O again.

2013 Ford Taurus SHO Wallpaper Picture

2013 Ford Taurus SHO Wallpaper Picture

New Chevy Cruze May Be Delayed Until 2011, Malibu Until 2013

New Chevy Cruze

One of GM's most promising future models -some say maybe even more promising than the all-electric Volt, the new Chevrolet Cruze could be delayed until 2011, nearly a year after its original U.S. market launch date, according to a report from Businessweek citing sources within the company. Likewise, the next next-generation Chevy Malibu may also be delayed by six months, into 2013, the report said. While GM spokesperson Dee Allen would not confirm any specific product delays, he told the magazine that "the company will continue to review the portfolio and concentrate on what's most important," adding that that some new-car programs "are going to shift around a bit." -Continued And the reason behind these delays at such a crucial time when GM needs to inject its portfolio with cars that people actually want to buy like the Cruze? What other than to save cash as the General is getting ready for an even more thornier year in 2009.
Yes, you heard right: 2009 is expected to be worse than 2008 which will see around 14 million vehicles being sold in the States compared to 16.2 million in 2007. According to Massachusetts research firm IHS Global Insight, vehicles sales in the U.S. are expected to drop further in 2009 to around 13.4 million units - not exactly the business environment everyone was hopping for.
"GM doesn't have a choice," told Businessweek IHS Global Insight analyst John Wolkonowicz. "They have to do whatever it takes to get through until the car market recovers. That won't happen until 2010."
Hopefully for all us, GM will manage to make it through to 2010 - with or without Chrysler LLC under its protective arms..

2013 AUDI R4

2013 AUDI R4

2013 AUDI R4

2013 AUDI R4

2012 MAZDA MX-5 ROADSTER

2012 MAZDA MX-5 ROADSTER

2012 MAZDA MX-5 ROADSTER

2012 MAZDA MX-5 ROADSTER

2011 vw beetle for the best presantation

2011 vw beetle

2011 vw beetle

2011 vw beetle