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Mazda 2 has been updated with enhanced design, offering improved driving experience. The automaker has also launched two new models to the range, the Mazda 2 GT and Mazda GT Sport.The new Mazda 2 comes with some improvements on the exteriors. The new hatchback now has a new LED fog lights.
Additional color options were also added to the range. The new Mazda 2 also sports new wing mirrors.
With regard to engine options, the new Mazda 2 does not have the diesel option. It comes with a single1.5-liter petrol engine in three states of tune. Buyers can choose from the74bhp, 89bhp or 113bhp engine capacity.
All variants of the new Mazda 2 have the brand's G-Vectoring Control. The suspension and damping have been enhanced too, which makes driving more enjoyable.
Furthermore, Mazda has added two new models at the top of the range, the Mazda 2 GT, and GT Sport variants. The new models will run with an 113bhp engine.
The new Mazda 2 GT and GT Sport also come with a new pair of LED headlights and running lights. The other new features are the black rear spoiler, 16-inch alloy wheels.
On the inside, there is a new reversing camera and color heads-up. Moreover, the new Mazda 2 GT and GT Sport come with a new black leather seat accentuated with brown dash insert.
In addition, the new variants have a new steering wheel. Whereas, the side controls have been repositioned onto the door mirrors.
The noise has been minimized as the new hatchbacks sport enhanced materials. There is a noise-insulating glass for the windscreen and extra soundproofing inside the tailgate and under the bonnet.
The new models will go on sale in the UK in June. The base price for the new Mazda 2 starts at £12,695 ($16,230) and the max £16,395 ($21,000) for the new GT Sport.
Popular but aging Bentley to show off a fresh face, new technology, and new engines next year.
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(Photo : Auto Daily/ YouTube)
In the automotive world, the Bentley GT is old. The car was introduced way back in 2003 and has never changed ever since. It's one of the oldest new cars money can buy today, but that will all change in 2018 when the automaker reveals the brand new 2018 Bentley Continental GT.The new Continental GT will be based on the similar high-tech underpinnings as the new Porsche Panamera, a technological tour de force. With the new MSB platform, it will allow Bentley to create a more advanced and comfortable Continental GT than before. If the Panamera is a guide, it will likely shed weight in a move that will improve the car's dynamic nous.
"So, 2018 will be the year of new Continental GT," Uday Senapati, head of technical operations at Bentley Mulliner, the company's in-house bespoke operation center, said. "It'll be 100 per cent new. New platform, new propulsion systems, new car, pretty much new everything."
Senapati also said that the new visual styling of the 2018 Bentley Continental GT would be progressive take on the outgoing model, rather than a dramatic rethink of the overall design. He confirmed that the design cues would be carried on but in a leaner, more agile information.
The upcoming Continental GT will be powered by a 4.0-liter V8 engine and 6.0-liter W12 turbo petrol engines. This will give the new Conti GT the much power needed as it takes on the road.
In addition, expect the new GT to borrow a few design cues from the recent EXP12 Speed 6e concept seen at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, specifically the headlights. The company will make use of high-strength steel and aluminum which will make the new Continental GT weigh only at 2350 kg.
The all-new 2018 Bentley Continental GT is anticipated to make its world debut this year and will go on sale by the first quarter of 2018. No pricing details announced by the automaker but expect it to be expensive.
Jeep Yuntu has been recently unveiled boasting of its top-notch technology features.
(Photo : DPCars/YouTube)
(Photo : DPCars/YouTube)
Jeep has unveiled its latest Yuntu Concept at the 2017 Shanghai Auto Show last weekend. The new concept is specially designed for China, coming out as a luxury PHEV, equipped with the top-notch technology features for Chinese families.Jeep has come up with a new design for the SUV dedicated to Chinese families. The new Jeep Yuntu Concept was introduced at the recent 2017 Shanghai Auto Show as a luxury PHEV.
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The new SUV's name, "Yuntu," means "cloud map" in English. The name is manifested in the concept design as the new SUV unveiled was in snow-white color.
The concept entails elegant yet sporty image. Clean lines, chrome grille, golden bronze accents, slim LED headlights and taillights are among the interesting features of the concept.
The interiors also boast of its luxury concept. A huge color video touchscreen will immediately catch one's attention. The gearshift knob is uniquely designed too.
Adding to the elegance are the interior trims. The steering wheel, dash and center console is accentuated with a wooden trim. Whereas, golden trims can also be spotted all around.
According to the brand, the seats were designed with the Chinese families in mind. The middle row seats can be adjusted to recline to serve as a bed. The back headrests boast of its huge monitors for a more enjoyable ride.
The new Jeep Yuntu comes with the latest technology features. It has an exploratory drone that can help the driver scan the road ahead to determine the best route to take. It also sports gesture controls for easier navigation.
Security in accessing the new SUV is powered up by the latest technology too. The upcoming Jeep Yuntu features facial recognition apps for better security. The new SUV also boasts of its keyless access with its biometric technology feature.
The seven-seater Jeep Yuntu is the brand's share in the expanding business in China. According to the press release, the automaker aims to continue to expand its Jeep brand in China. Statistics show that demand for SUVs are swiftly increasing in the Chinese market.
Subaru just gave the Legacy sedan a slew of small updates, so it wasn't a stretch to think Legacy's wagon sibling, the Outback, would also get some updates - and it just did. We checked the 2018 Outback out at the 2017 New York International Auto Show.
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The 2018 Subaru Outback is back, hopefully with a vengeance, with new styling features and enhancements that will make Subaru fans opt to buy an SUV more. The previous models of Subaru Outback were also at the New York Auto Show some years ago.What does Subaru have in store for the new 2018 Subaru Outback? The new model has lower and wider grille openings and a new bumper. New daytime running LED lights have also been added and a remodeled front cladding provides more protection from road elements like rocks, projectiles and other grit.
The new additions are steering-responsive headlights (SRH) that operate in tandem with the LED lights. Also, reports show that it has good shock calibration and enhanced power. The 2018 Subaru Outback keeps its two opposed engines as well. These are the 2.5L four-cylinder engine (175 horsepower and 174 lb.-ft. of torque) and the 3.6L six-cylinder engine (256 horsepower and 247 lb.-ft. of torque).
These two engines are back but the gearboxes have been changed. The six-speed manual transmission is gone and replaced with an automatic. To make up for the loss, the 2.5L Subaru Outback will have paddle shifters attached to the steering wheel with seven pre-programmed speeds.
The AWD system comes with torque vectoring while the gearbox includes the X-Mode system where you can select your preferred driving style. Likewise, the 2018 Subaru Outback will have new multi-media features, like an 8-inch display screen, Android Auto, Apple Carplay, and Nuance Voice Recognition.
Also for the 2018 Subaru Outback, the rearview camera will have guidelines displayed on its screen to help with vehicle positioning. Ultimately premium materials are used all throughout the interior.
Finally, the new 2018 Subaru Outback has a wheelbase stretched to 117 inches, making it four inches longer than the Ford Explorer. With this new Subaru, a quieter drive is expected with an upgraded chassis and retuned suspension dampers, as well as retuned steering and brake systems.
Subaru just gave the Legacy sedan a slew of small updates, so it wasn't a stretch to think Legacy's wagon sibling, the Outback, would also get some updates - and it just did. We checked the 2018 Outback out at the 2017 New York International Auto Show.
(Photo : Cars.com/ YouTube)
(Photo : Cars.com/ YouTube)
The 2018 Subaru Outback is back, hopefully with a vengeance, with new styling features and enhancements that will make Subaru fans opt to buy an SUV more. The previous models of Subaru Outback were also at the New York Auto Show some years ago.What does Subaru have in store for the new 2018 Subaru Outback? The new model has lower and wider grille openings and a new bumper. New daytime running LED lights have also been added and a remodeled front cladding provides more protection from road elements like rocks, projectiles and other grit.
The new additions are steering-responsive headlights (SRH) that operate in tandem with the LED lights. Also, reports show that it has good shock calibration and enhanced power. The 2018 Subaru Outback keeps its two opposed engines as well. These are the 2.5L four-cylinder engine (175 horsepower and 174 lb.-ft. of torque) and the 3.6L six-cylinder engine (256 horsepower and 247 lb.-ft. of torque).
These two engines are back but the gearboxes have been changed. The six-speed manual transmission is gone and replaced with an automatic. To make up for the loss, the 2.5L Subaru Outback will have paddle shifters attached to the steering wheel with seven pre-programmed speeds.
The AWD system comes with torque vectoring while the gearbox includes the X-Mode system where you can select your preferred driving style. Likewise, the 2018 Subaru Outback will have new multi-media features, like an 8-inch display screen, Android Auto, Apple Carplay, and Nuance Voice Recognition.
Also for the 2018 Subaru Outback, the rearview camera will have guidelines displayed on its screen to help with vehicle positioning. Ultimately premium materials are used all throughout the interior.
Finally, the new 2018 Subaru Outback has a wheelbase stretched to 117 inches, making it four inches longer than the Ford Explorer. With this new Subaru, a quieter drive is expected with an upgraded chassis and retuned suspension dampers, as well as retuned steering and brake systems.
The drag race between the Audi RS6 and the Nissan GT-R have an interesting result.
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Pitting an Audi RS6 against a Nissan GT-R might be something not a sane person will do. The result of a station wagon going head-to-head against a high-performance car is pretty much predictable, or is it?Looking at the specs sheet, both pack the same horsepower and has all-wheel drive, according to Road and Track. On the other hand, the Audi RS6 is a family car, while the Nissan GT-R is purposely built to be a high-performance car and its reputation over the years can be summarized in one word, fast.
The team at Carfection put the 2017 RS6 against a 2017 GT-R and performance a couple of races. The results are impressive, and a little cloudy as well.
In a straight line sprint, the RS6 leaves the GT-R in the dust. Another important thing to note here is that the team used a standard RS6 model and not the new RS6 Performance model which packs 600horsepower. This means that Audi's station wagon is relatively underpowered compared to the GT-R which packs 565horsepower.
What is interesting about this story is that in January the fellows from Car Magazine did an almost similar test. This time around they used a standard RS6 with 553-horsepower and a standard pre-facelift Nissan GT-R with 532-horsepower. Surprisingly, the GT-R wins easily.
What these two tests reveal is that the Audi RS6 and the Nissan GT-R are relatively close in terms of performance. Suffice to say, these tests are also inconclusive since there are a handful of factors that might affect each of the car's optimal performance. Factors like ambient temperature, imperfect launch technique, and fuel quality might be too tedious for weekend dragsters, but they somehow affect the overall performance of a car.
