Monthly Archives: July 2007

Ferrari will unwrap the third and newest F430 varient at the Frankfurt Auto Show in September. The spartan two seater is projected to weigh about 220 pounds less than the current F430 and to be so fast that it will be … Continue reading →

Opel has started the transformation of an unused factory in Russelsheim into a showplace for the company’s more that 300 classic cars. The redevelopment will include making the new car museum part of a bid to make the German city … Continue reading →

Bugatti recently announced that it was lifting annual production of its Veyron hypercar from the current 60 units per year to 75, but there’s been no word on whether the full run of 300 cars will be changed. We now … Continue reading →

I went with my parents to a toy museum and got the suprise of all time.  The museum was DFW Elite Toy Museum in Fort Worth.   We pull up and walk inside, I am expecting it to stink and be … Continue reading →

 I do enjoy reading articles about artist and where their careers might lead them and the legacy they might leave behind.  It must be a big rush to be a designer that has the privilege to have a design become … Continue reading →

It looks like the Morgans have completed their journey. The classic British sportscars are finishing up the Pub Crawl with a welcome parade down Ridgefield’s Main Street and a party hosted by Mary and Bennett Shuldman. They are proud owners … Continue reading →

Alex Nunez at Autoblog always has a good story to tell. He has written a very cool post on an inventive young lass from the UK who arrived at prom in a Volvo NH12-480 Big Rig. Bethany impressed Volvo enough that they … Continue reading →

Introduced as a concept car a few years ago in Geneva, Volvo has not only announced the production of the sporty C30 hatchback, it has announced that this car will come to America later this year.Due in showrooms in summer … Continue reading →

  The Cadillac XLR-V is a high performance version of the company’s flagship XLR. The V-edition performance package increases engine power by adding a supercharged 4.4-liter V-8 that develops 443 hp. The six-speed automatic utilizes Performance Algorithm Shifting and Performance … Continue reading →

Well I just don’t know which side to be on in the bio-ethanol question.  Though Barwell is having to defend itself against the other teams (the sore losers) claim that the bio-ethanol Aston Martin DBRS9 does not have a performance … Continue reading →