Audi are to produce diesel versions of their next generation TT.
The Ingolstadt company have yet to release details of which units they’ll be using, but the V6 is known to be too wide to squeeze into the TT’s engine bay. A more realistic option, would be the Volkswagen 2L four cylinder engine from their Golf and Passat models.
BMW have released a video showing a driver-less 7 series, parking itself.
The company have said the remote control device has been created to help owners park their cars in between tight spaces, while they’re stood next to it!
Director of BMW group research and technology, Raymond Freymann explains “You just press a button. It is something simple, but something that is really smart”.
The new Mercedes-Benz SLR “722 Edition” has all the attributes of a thoroughbred racing car. Refined in numerous respects, this super sports car has more output, a tailor-made suspension configuration and a decidedly sporty interior.
The next generation GT3 RSR has been seen testing for the first time, at Belgium’s Spa Francorchamps circuit.
The awesome extended arches and ‘strictly business’ rear wing give the car an imposing appearance, while the new style twin exhausts with ‘facing eachother’ tips, just look cool.
The new GT3 RSR body is based on a Carrera 4 item, making for a much more rigid shell. The aerodynamic package is said to be 7% more efficient than its predecessors.
Italian Porsche tuners RSR911 have produced a range of cars based on the Cayman S.
Robert Sikkens started RSR911 (Robert Sikkens Racing) 30 years ago, specialising in tuning Porsche sports cars for the street and circuit. The Cayman GT is the latest product from their stable.
The Wiesmann GT mixes classic styling with modern day technology.
The Dülmen based company have developed the new GT with knowledge gained from running a similar car at various motorsport events, one of the toughest being the 24 hour race around the Nürburgring.
