Author Archives: just go with it

This month will see the debut of the Lightning GT electric sports car at the British Motor Show on July 23. The nano-titanate battery pack will provide 740-HP and a 0-60 sprint in just four seconds. Those batteries have also … Continue reading →

TERRY BOX No one laughs at your lime-green car when it’s a Lamborghini. They might smile slightly as you bend, fold and stuff yourself into the Lamborghini’s impossibly low driver’s seat (aimed, I guess, at the car’s primary demographic group, … Continue reading →

ANAHEIM, California — The company is relatively new, but the name behind it and the products should seem familiar to fans of Steve Saleen, who’s been tastefully modifying pony cars for 25 years. Saleen’s most recent project with his new … Continue reading →

By JACOB LINGEMAN Novitec amps up a Ferrari F430 with a pair of superchargers. From the “Things We Don’t Need But Want Badly” file comes Novitec’s Rosso Ferrari 430 Scuderia. The German tuner of Italian hardware upped an already super … Continue reading →

The 2010 Camaro returns with budget-friendly V6 and performance V8 models. See more pictures of the Chevrolet Camaro. Consumer Guide’s Impressions of the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro     Chevrolet’s ponycar comes back in early 2009 as a coupe that will … Continue reading →

From correspondents in London July 02, 2008 02:55am PRINCE Charles’ Aston Martin is not only a vintage car, it’s now running on vintage too. A nice white from a Wiltshire vineyard, to be precise. As part of cutting his carbon … Continue reading →

Land Rover is planning a seven-seat sport/utility vehicle for launch in 2012. Project L486, which could be named Ventura, is a platform variant of the Freelander and will have its own unique sheet metal and interior. The key change is … Continue reading →

JEREMY CATO From Thursday’s Globe and Mail E-mail June 26, 2008 at 12:00 AM EDT Since the start of the auto show circuit last September in Frankfurt, auto makers have been rolling out their visions for where this business is … Continue reading →

It’s hard not to love the Maserati Quattroporte. Between its Pininfarina lines and the Ferrari-developed chassis and engine, it’s a veritable four-door exotic that makes the top-of-the-line competition from England and Germany look downright ordinary. But both countries are preparing … Continue reading →

Porsche has unveiled the 2009 911 with some slight modifications. They added LED taillights, altered bumpers with daytime running lights, and new 18 and 19-inch wheels.