by Alexander Stoklosa on May 17, 2012
Volkswagen always brings cool stuff to the annual Wörthersee GTI meet—the event has previously hosted gems such as the Edition 35 GTI and the Golf R Cabriolet—and this year is no exception. However, the best of this year’s batch of awesomeness has to be this Polo WRC Street concept, which previews a production model set to go on sale next year. Of course, we don’t get the normal Polo here in the States; thus, don’t expect to see the WRC Street anywhere but Europe.
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by Alexander Stoklosa on May 17, 2012
It has been a while since we last heard any news regarding Ford’s upcoming C-Max twins—hybrid and plug-in Energi—but today the silence was broken. Ford has announced the C-Max hybrid will start at $25,995 when it goes on sale in the fall. (The company has not disclosed how much it will charge to deliver the C-Max to a dealer near you.) Ford is quick to point out that the C-Max’s price undercuts that of Toyota’s similarly sized Prius V tall hatchback/small van thing by $550. (Again, not including applicable destination charges.) The C-Max Energi plug-in hybrid will arrive towards the end of 2012 and its price tag hasn’t been revealed. Read full story »
by ferrariworld on May 17, 2012
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Challenge Europa (Imola), North America (Infineon) and Asia Pacific (Shanghai) as well as the GT competitions in this issue of our racing news. Entertaining infos about the Challenge regulations and much more.
Challenge Europa (Imola), Nord America (Infineon) e Asia Pacific (Shanghai) oltre le competizioni GT in questo numero del racing news. Servizio divertente sui regolamenti del Challenge e tante altre novità.
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