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Iveco Spares is a brand new website giving customers an option to purchase parts for any Iveco online at whatever time best suits them. At www.ivecospares.com.au you can buy anything from a bumper bar to a turbo, an engine, wiring, panels, a complete Iveco van or Iveco truck. www.ivecospares.com.au also buys and sells damaged Iveco vans and trucks.
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While the rest of the world is still reeling from the economic downturn, Lamborghini is still making strides of progress.
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The futuristic Mazda Taiki concept car made its Australian debut today at the Sydney motor show.
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GTbyCITROËN: TAKING SPORTSCAR DESIGN INTO A NEW DIMENSION
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Mazda MX-5 facelift, Mazda6 with an all-new MZR-CD 2.2 turbo diesel engine also to be exhibited -
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Last year, Fioravanti has presented the Thalia Concept at last year’s edition of the Geneva Motor Show. It was basically a five-door coupe that aimed to propose a new way to store alternative sources of energy.
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After we got our first shot at driving the two-mode Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon Hybrid SUVs last Spring, we speculated that we might see the two-mode hybrid drivetrain on some Zeta platform vehicles if new, stricter fuel economy rules went into effect. Well, those regulations have now become law and the anticipated Zeta-based version of the next generation Chevy Impala is currently up in the air. A two-mode Zeta could be just what's needed to make it happen. The Denali XT concept has just such an installation. It's the first public appearance of a Zeta-based vehicle with GM's advanced hybrid setup
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Rounding out Chrysler’s threesome of conceptual goodness is the Jeep division’s Renegade. Some say it looks like something out of a video game, some think its cute and others think it’s just ugly - but whatever you think of its looks, the Renegade’s stat sheet is pretty impressive for a hybrid.
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Cadillac has confirmed the new CTS sedan will spawn several other body styles including a coupe and wagon-crossover, and now we have the first tangible evidence that GM’s product planners are working on at least one of these new variants. GM used this week’s Detroit Auto Show to roll out a concept version of a new CTS Coupe.
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Images of what’s set to be one of the hottest cars at this week’s Detroit Auto Show, the all-new Lexus LF-A convertible, have leaked onto the Internet just hours before the show officially kicks off. Finished in a striking red paint scheme, the latest LF-A concept has another legendary red supercar clearly in its sights and with its high-revving V10 engine it fits perfectly into the high performance arena.
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Audi’s R8 made waves in 2007 as a very accessible, driver-friendly supercar-class vehicle - one you could drive daily if you wanted to. Now the maker from Ingolstadt is taking that theme even further - along with the power - by wedging a V12 diesel inside. Fuel economy, power and all the wonder that is the R8. Could it be the perfect car?
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As petroleum prices skyrocket and hydrogen fuel-cells remain in the semi-distant future, more and more auto makers are turning to the electric vehicle as the solution for the present. The futuristic styling aside, the Dodge ZEO presents a decent argument for the practical possibilities of an EV. Not that those futuristic looks are in any way out of place or unwelcome - Dodge’s new EV is rather sexy.
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European websites overnight leaked the latest concept by Swedish company Saab. Dubbed the 9-4x, this new crossover is expected to be close to a production model being released by the company in 2009. Saab has been one of the pioneers of ethanol fuel so it’s only fitting that this concept is fitted with a 2.0L ‘BioPower’ branded engine that develops an impressive 300hp and 400Nm when used with E85 fuel.
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Mazda Furai Concept
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Lotus has teamed up with Hot Wheels to create a 1:5 scale model of a new roadster that was displayed recently at the SEMA Auto Show in Las Vegas. The car was designed to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Hot Wheels but it was also a vessel for Lotus to preview its future design direction as well as being a great deal of fun for those involved in the project.
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China’s Guangzhou Auto took the wraps off a new hybrid concept at the Guangzhou Motor Show today, showcasing the carmaker’s hybrid and drive-by-wire technology. Guangzhou Auto is a Chinese joint-venture partner for Honda and Toyota and, for the latest concept vehicle, they called upon Italy’s Torino Design to develop the finished product.
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One lucky industrial design student in the U.S. will have her vision of a 2018 Mazda3 transformed into a full-scale clay model live at this week’s Los Angeles Auto Show. The concept was created by 21-year-old Mallory McMorrow and was picked from a field of other designs submitted in an online competition on Facebook. McMorrow will now work with Mazda’s North American design Chief Franz von Holzhausen to bring the concept to life in the carmaker’s booth.
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Every now and then images of outlandish concept vehicles surface but usually these turn out to be just one individual’s creation, drawn up on their PCs at home. Sometimes, however, car companies actually work together with these individuals to help create a concept that could potentially represent a design direction for a future model.
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Well-known Mercedes tuner Kleemann has released the first official rendering of its own car, an in-house production called the Kleemann GTK.
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The Mitsuoka Orochi is a Japanese supercar that first appeared in concept form back in 2001 but managed to enter production that very same year.The original concept was built off a donor Honda NSX chassis and was powered by a similar V6 engine. Since then, Mitsuoka has released two revised models, one in 2003 and another in 2005, and now for the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show it has unveiled another concept version of the Orochi.
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