2013 VW Golf GTI and Golf R Mk7

The next generation of the VW Golf which if not further delayed, will arrive towards the end of 2012 or early 2013, will be based on German firm’s cost-saving modular transverse architecture, more commonly known by its German abbreviation "MQB”. The range-topping Golf models will use a new 2.0-liter TSI force-fed gasoline engine with more oomph producing somewhere around 220 to 230 horsepower on the GTI and close to 300-horses...

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Volkswagen Passat With Auto Pilot

Auto Pilot system combines other driver-assistance function and is able to drive the car alone at speeds of up to 130 km/h (81 mph). Volkswagen is using its research subsidies wisely.The German automaker is working on a system called Temporary Auto Pilot (TAP) which can semi-automatically drive a car on its own under limited conditions. TAP works by combining other functions like ACC adaptive cruise control and Lane Assist (which helps keep...

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Renault Koleos SUV Refreshed for the 2012

The first thing you’ll notice on the updated model is the brand new fascia, evidently inspired by the newly launched Latitude Sedan, which like the Koleos, is the product of Renault Samsung Motors in Busan, South Korea. The styling changes up front include new headlights, a larger single frame grille with chrome accents plus a redesigned bumper, fenders and hood. Other exterior tweaks include the new exterior mirrors that now incorporate...

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Toyota GRMN Sports Hybrid Concept II

The name “GRMN” stands for GAZOO Racing tuned by Meister of Nürburgring, in honor of the late Hiromu Naruse (1944-2010), the Toyota chief test driver and head of the GAZOO Racing team who died in an accident last summer driving a prototype of the Lexus LFA Nurburgring Edition in Germany. The latest prototype model features a completely new design for the body and an improved sports-hybrid all-wheel drive system. The main power unit that includes...

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New MINI Coupe

The first “three-box” MINI also sits 52mm or 2.05-inches lower than its three-door hatchback counterpart. Notably, it also features an active rear spoiler that extends automatically at 80 km/h (50 mph) to optimize airflow at highway speeds. Inside, the Coupé keeps the hatchback model’s familiar dashboard design and layout sprinkled with new colors and exclusive trim materials. The absence of a rear seat bench creates a larger 280-litre boot...

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