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Hyundai EON – New Small Car Features, Specs & Reviews

Admin — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 12:50:16 +0000

Latest News: Hyundai India launched its smallest car Eon today at Gurgaon. Hyundai Eon launched in 6 variants with starting price of Rs 2.69 Lakhs to top variant of Rs. 3.71 Lakhs. Hyundai Dealers have already started to accept the booking of Hyundai Eon car starting October 1, 2011 with a booking amount of Rs. 20,000. Here’re the list of prices basis on the model:

Hyundai EON D-lite : Rs 2.69 lakhs
Hyundai EON D-lite-o : Rs 2.91 lakhs
Hyundai EON Eera : Rs. 3.11 lakhs
Hyundai EON Magna : Rs. 3.36 lakhs
Hyundai EON Magna-o : Rs. 3.46 lakhs
Hyundai EON Sportz : Rs. 3.71 lakhs

Hyundai India is going to unveil a new entry level car also referred as low-end this Diwali by the launch of Hyundai Eon. It has been hailed as the 21st century’s Maruti 800. This car is all set take on its competing cars in the market with its style, substance, space, performance and fuel efficiency.

During the festive season, car manufacturers and dealers offer many discounts and freebies to attract customers and Hyundai is strong-willed to cash-in on the occasion with launch of Hyundai Eon.

Hyundai Eon is an exceptional price-specific product. It is based on the platform of Hyundai Santro and it was codenamed as HA H800. Although more particulars of this small car are yet to be exposed but it is estimated that the base variant of Hyundai Eon would be priced around Rs 250,000. There are rumors that this car could be priced between Rs 3.2 lakhs to Rs 3.5 lakhs. Well, we need to wait for the official announcements. Till then read the sound features of Hyundai Eon.

Hyundai EON Features:

Having a look on its exteriors, the new small Hyundai Eon car is a tall boy model, while not sharing the similar magnitude as Hyundai Santro.
It’s new hatchback is shorter in length and is lighter, weighing just around 795 kg.
Sporting the Fluidic design, the car is bestowed with elegant looks in spite of the small price.
The Hyundai Eon carries the same hexagonal grille like in any other Hyundai car along with the headlights with the chrome lining.
As per sources in the industry the Hyundai Eon interiors are also well designed and are on the same line as Hyundai i10.
There is a CD player, USB port, remote central locking and tilt steering.
Just like Hyundai Santro, the Hyundai Eon also offers good boot space of around 215 L, but this in turn gives lesser leg room for the rear seat occupants.
The car offers a higher ground clearance to meet the Indian driving conditions.
The Hyundai Eon engine is the Santro IRDE 814 cc engine with 56 Bhp peak power output.
With the efficient engine, Hyundai Eon is expected to be an excellent car especially to suit the urban requirements of a small car.
The car is said to be exceptionally good in handling especially on curvy roads, it can be attributed to its small size.
The small car boasts an excellent mileage of 21.1 kmpl.

Hyundai Eon Car Specifications:

Name: Eon
Model: GL
Car Body Type: Hatchback
Segment: A Segment
Fuel Consumption (Highway): 21.10 km/l
Fuel Consumption (City): 15.00 km/l
Displacement: 814cc, 3 cylinder
Engine Type: Petrol
Maximum Power: 55 Bhp @ 5500 rpm
Maximum Torque: 75 Nm @ 4000 rpm
Length: 3495 mm
Width: 1550 mm
Height: 1500 mm
Seating Capacity: 5
Tyre Size: 155/70 R13
Boot Space: 215.00 liters
Steering: Power
Brakes: Front Disk, Rear Drum
Gears: 5 Manual
Body Color Bumpers: Yes
AC: AC without Climate Control
Power Windows: Yes
Central Locking: Manual
Remote Boot: Yes
Remote Fuel Filler: Yes
Driver Seat Adjustment: Manual
Music System: Optional
Door Mirror: Both Side Manual
Tinted Glass: Yes
Folding Rear Seats: Yes

Will add more update regularly so keep watching…

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Bike Number Plates Design

Admin — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 06:03:08 +0000

The motoring community in return to seeing an growing number of cyclists on the road. The term for bike registration is for the most part a knee jerk reaction. There are numerous ways that you can personalize your motorcycle if you are keen to spend a little money but perhaps one of the easiest and cheapest is to get your hands on some custom motorcycle number plates.

The cyclist’s is the one group of road users who do not have to have any form of licensing, identification or even a recognized qualification to use the public highways. For the bulk of road users, a license and some sort of registration plate such as a number plate is a legal requirement to be able to drive on the road like biker.

It’s a bit of a pain that we have to have number plates on your motorcycle at all really if you want your vehicle to look as good as possible. There is no doubt that the majority of us would do away with them if we weren’t at the mercy of the law. Motorbike number plates do nothing for the looks of your bike and they probably ruin your color scheme and disturb the lines of your machine.

Many companies in the UK are using computer controlled design, printing and routing technology to provide a service that you are guaranteed to be happy with within a few days. By following some simple steps first Design your plate by your own choice, second buy surely online & third they will deliver the number plate to you free.

What law says about Bike number plates?

Hand painted plates are not permitted to be used.
The correct number plate is attached on a bike rack and the vehicle number plate is not covered by the rack
Attach the rear number plate from your car to your bicycle rack when it is in use and then return it to your vehicle when you are not using the bicycle rack
The registered operator of a vehicle must ensure that the numbers and letters on the vehicle’s number plate are clearly visible from a distance of 20 metres.
You can be fined if the number plate is illegible
A bicycle rack is usally fitted or attached to the towbar

Steps to get License Plate made for a Bike:

Look for various type of license plate in which you are interested, and determine whether it will be adapted, originality or even an official license plate. The possibilities are infinite, but don’t be overwhelmed by the quantity.
Some bike registration programs offer registrants the ability to purchase an official registered bike license plate for which you can contact your state or city officials to register your bike. These plates are generally affordable and the product is usually quite attractive with a classic look these programs vary from state to state and municipality to municipality.
Attach your license plate by swelling it to the back of your bicycle frame. Some bicycles come equipped with holes to swell license plates, but many do not. If your bike does not come with the right equipment, you can purchase mounting kits online or from your local bike shop.
Don’t worry if the plate doesn’t seem to fit exactly right, as there is not a lot of standardization in the manufacture of these plates and the mounting apparatus. Improvise if possible by drilling new holes or bending pieces of the mounting kit to fit the license plate.

You can make your own Number Plate your Bike depending on your needs, and whether you want a temporary or permanent option, the materials will vary, but the main procedure will remain the same. Here we go:

With the help of scissors cut out a square of cardboard, after measuring the size of the dimensions space available for your number plate by using a tape measure.
Place it over the space where you want to mount your number plate. Then trim the cardboard into the punch two holes in each corner of the cardboard, at the mounting points, which will likely be the upper fork tubes or cross member below the triple clamp.
Make sure the cardboard stencil fits the way you want the final plate to fit. When you are done, the wire will loop through the two holes like a stitch and be secured around the fork tubes.
Remove the cardboard stencil, place it on the plastic, and trace the shape onto the plastic with the marking pen. Cut the plastic along the line to reproduce the shape of your stencil. Depending on the thickness of the plastic you choose, it may be necessary to make the plastic along the traced line with a utility knife in order to cut it.
Use the zip ties to secure each corner of the plastic to the available mounting point. Drill two holes at each corner of the plastic shape, in the places you marked out from the cardboard stencil. Use electrical tape to create your numbers of choice, and you now have a homemade number plate.

How we can Design our Motorbike Number Plates?

Proud of your bike, get a number plate to be proud of you custom show plates for your motorbike that reflect your personality and your bike.

Before designing a number plate, we need to make sure that we are clear on whether our bike number plate will show a UK registration number, and be used on UK public roads. If this is the case, then you need to make sure that use UK legal fonts and such.
You have the luxury of designing your motorcycle number plates in any color, typeface, background, borders or badges that you want.
Background you can make it plain and simple or colorful and inventive with a mixture of background images including patterns, manufacturers, marques and more. Plate background color usually, yellow is used but silver color is now available.
Borders choose the thinness & thickness of your border, in any color or just use the default (it still looks nice).
Any Upper text that you want to visible on your motorcycle plates above your registration number. If you’ve also chosen to have a border then the text will fit in a gap in the centre of the border at the top. Lower text placed at the bottom, it’s just the same as upper text.
You can choose any luxury font as many fonts as you want, in any color.
Side symbol these fit to the left or right of your registration number you can choose as fancy, as artistic or as wild as you want.
Customizing a motorcycle number plate will only take you a few minutes and can be made and dispatched for delivery extremely fast.

Difference in Motorbike Number Plates and Car Number Plates among different Countries:

In the UK, car plates and bike plates use exactly the same formats, and it’s only the shape of the plate itself which is different. In some countries though, motorbikes and cars use different styles of number plate. But something strange happens. You’d be forgiven for thinking that the prices for similar plates on cars and motorbikes would attain similar prices, but the reality is that they don’t. In Dubai, auctions for the separate motorbike plates are held right alongside the car ones.

From decades modified Number Plates on cars is something that have been popular, and the idea of getting a license plate that is unique and exclusive in some way ,and its depend on number plate that which one of the very first set of registrations . Some clever individuals have realised that there is a lot of money in exclusive license plates that are available for sale.

If we make comparison in price of bike & car number plate, motorbikes plates bring in far less money than plates on cars, and there doesn’t seem to be any good reason for it. If there were two plates of “B1″, one for use on cars and one for use on bikes, the bike one would possibly bring in only around a tenth money of what the car will achieve.

Appearance and look is great topic while discussing about differences. Motorbike owners are hardly less finicky about their bikes appearance and look than car owners, and there are bulk communities of traditional bike owners around the world, so why is it that people aren’t willing to go to the same lengths for number plates for bikes as they are for cars? Conceivably as more bike owners realise the possibilities of personalised plates on their bikes this will change, and in the UK it may already be the case, as what vehicle the plate will be attached to be not known at auctions. Somebody pitching £200k may be doing it to attach the plate to their bike.

Let’s talk about degree of responsibility & experience of freedom in reference to bike & other transport.

Most of us first learn to ride a bicycle at a very early age. It is often our first real taste of both freedom and responsibility. It’s very difficult to identify a cyclist in a road traffic situation. With no easily identifiable number plate, a cyclist can simply go into the traffic and you as a driver are left shaking your fist again. But a number plate, even if that was a personalised number plate of some kind, would give both you as the witness (or victim) and the authorities the ability to trace the cyclist and hold them to account.A basic form of insurance would at least give someone involved in an incident with a cyclist some form of redress. It would also benefit the cyclist as well, giving them a degree of protection in the event of an accident.

While cycling proficiency tests are now down to a matter of choice for individual schools, there is no other form of mandatory testing to ensure that someone is safe and proficient in the use of a bicycle and is familiar with the basic laws of the road. Cycling is one of the only forms of transport where you can literally go into a shop, buy a vehicle and ride out a few minutes later with no formal training, no licence requirements and no registration plate. The law only requires vehicles powered by combustion engines to carry number plates.

Driving a vehicle such as a car or motorcycle requires far more skill than riding a bicycle and there is undoubtedly a greater risk factor purely because of the greater mass involved. So consequently, motorists and motorcyclists undergo strict testing and license controls so that they are identifiable in the event of an accident and deemed as competent enough to use a public road. And this is where the argument for number plates on bicycles comes in.

Fiat 500 Car – Specs, Prices, Specifications 2012

Admin — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 09:31:43 +0000

The Fiat 500 set to entered American seaboards after a several-decade and isn’t the same car that’s caught on in Europe. It’s better with more engine, revised suspension & upgraded safety. For as much as Italian culture have shaped American life, Italy’s iconic automaker has never succeeded.

In Europe, the Cinquecento’s revival from its 1957 roots has been di successo with 500,000 sold since 2007, specially among the smart set. But cuteness doesn’t always translate, and even when it does it’s not enough for at-least U.S. audiences. Other dozens of automakers have tried to squeeze this nation of calorically irresponsible drivers behind their wheels, only to meet up with indifference or complaints of how hard it is to reach drive-thru windows. Does the 500 have a chance, especially when it looks like a Pixar rendering in metal?

It wouldn’t if Fiat had followed its previous strategy: drive 500s from factory to boat, wave “Arrivederci” and take a government-mandated Socialist smoke break. Instead, Fiat actually tried to adapt the 500 to American tastes, and found that in doing so managed to make the 500 better overall; most of the changes for the U.S. model will soon show up in the Old World. Overall, the changes for the U.S. market added about 80 pounds to the 500, and this is where we would usually invoke Colin Chapman and grouse about how Fiat only has the Olive Garden to blame, but Fiat also chose to increase the power.

While base 500 models in Europe can go as low as 69 hp, the only U.S. option for now is a 1.4 MultiAir 4 cylinder, pumping 101 hp and 98 lb-ft of torque. Getting Americans to associate Fiat with consistent and cutting-edge engine technology would be a marketing accomplishment akin to a Details cover featuring the late Don Knotts. That said, Fiat engineers do share a cafeteria or two with Ferrari, and MultiAir qualifies as a real scientific achievement.

The system replaces the overhead camshaft controlling the intake valves with hydraulic controllers, which allow infinitely variable timing of the air coming into the pistons. That lets the engine’s computer to tailor combustion to the mood of the driver, getting out of the way at wide-open throttle while blipping the valves at other times for effectiveness. It’s quite trick, the engine head has a two-part casting, the oil in the hydraulics comes from the engine block and there’s a temperature sensor to get the oil at the right thickness.

As for the transmissions, the 500 launches with only a 5-speed stick shift; the 6-speed Aisin automatic ordered for us lazy Americans will come on line shortly. The deck comes stacked against the stick, a long-throw operation whose grasp on a preproduction model was as jumpy as a barista at quitting time. The 6 speed not only shifts smoother, it also responds to the invocation of a dash-button “Sport” mode at lower speeds. But it does come with a OPEC penalty; the hand-stirrer gets 30 mpg city and 38 mpg highway, while the automatic scores 27 mpg and 34 mpg.

The suspension of the 500 came in for a reworking as well; new bushings, springs, a rear torsion bar that’s three times stiffer than the Euro version. All this work makes the 500 endlessly fun around tight corners, with predictable amounts of understeer but no body lean. Acceleration sounds more fun than the actual results suggest, with decent pull below 40 mph and more restrained performance north of that. Its main flaw appears on washboard freeways, where the short wheelbase simply can’t soak up sharp sine waves. It’s not as aggressive or as powerful as the Mini, but it’s more livable.

Where Fiat scores its most style points is on the inside, where its combination of attractive, body-colored plastics and retro design make the Mini seem like its interiors be crafted by Fisher-Price. There’s a small number of changes for the U.S. market; the optional leather-coated seats have been bolstered for those who don’t pay money for skinny jeans, and the center cupholder can hold a Super Big Gulp, a.k.a. Cinquecento espressos. The dash and upright view make the 500′s cabin a pleasant place to spend time, although trying to look over your shoulder at other traffic reveals a Big Gulp-sized blind spot.

The inside also incudes seven airbags turn a crashing 500 into a bouncy castle. The chassis received stiffening and a few extra parts to meet U.S. crash standards, sufficient so that a 500 that had gone through a 40-mph offset test could simply open and close its doors.

The other place where Fiat plans to tackle the Mini is on sticker price. The 500 starts at $15,500, and its 3 levels top out at $19,500; with add-ons and colors, Fiat can build 500,000 different combinations. By Fiat’s reckoning, a comparably equipped 500 should undercut a similar Mini by $4,000. It’s even less than $1,000 away from a Toyota Yaris.

So although the 500 won’t outrun the Mini today, that may alter in the 1st quarter of 2012 when the 500 Abarth arrives hauling a turbo 1.4-liter MultiAir engine that could produce between 140 hp and 170 hp. A “cabrio” version will pop up at this year’s New York Auto Show, and the battery-powered 500 will lug into dealers toward the end of next year.

Fiat’s counting on Americans embracing small cars so much that the total insist for diminutive vehicles doubles by 2016. That seems optimistic not present a big boost in gas prices, and Fiat is selling style in a country that values size in its cars above all else. Well no doubt it’s a nice car but how smart or luxury it’s, you’ll tell us. Check out the cool Fiat 500 car Youtube Video:

2011 Chrysler 300 Wheels, Hemi, Specs and Pictures

Admin — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 10:31:42 +0000

“If there’s one thing we want you to know,” said the executives launching the 2011 Chrysler 300 sedan, “it’s that this is an all-new vehicle.” It’s not, but it is better.

When the revived Chrysler 300 sedan came out in 2004, banishing the front-drive imposter to the company’s mainly historic brand, it hit as lots of sweet spots as “Shampoo”-era Warren Beatty. It wasn’t just the rear-wheel-drive, the Hemi V8 or the Mercedes-influenced suspension; it was the styling a modern take on a Bentley hot-rod that looked huge driving to the opera or mowing down gunmen inside Liberty City. Before Jay-Z dropped his jerseys for Armani, the 300 made the elegant tough and gangsters elegant.

But after a small number of great years, the 300 and the rest of Chrysler fell to the dogs of hell — Cerberus Capital. The survivors of Auburn Hills speak about the dark days where no cost was too big to consider cutting. By February 2009, anyone with a modest checkbook could have bought the 300. Not the car, the entire vehicle line: the factory, tooling, brand rights, down to Walter P. Chrysler’s autopen. Several companies, including Chinese automakers, kicked the tires and passed, in fraction because Cerberus had decided that every Chrysler vehicle interior would be shod by means of rubber from Zippy the Pinhead Retread’s President Day’s Special.

Now, in the Fiat era, so much of what’s new concerning the 300 comes two years after it should have arrived, but to Chrysler’s credit the reworking does go beyond basically turning in late homework. It’s still the old platform, but with each part redone, reused or recycled into something different.

There was a stab at weight loss; the hood is now aluminum, and the base model clocks in a small number of pounds below 4,000. There’s new steel underneath, including sound-deadening panels and bolstered security good enough for the requisite insurance industry “top pick.” The bad tires have left back to China. And then there’s the exterior styling, which shares nothing with the previous generation for better and worse.

It’s never simple to follow a truly great car design, and Chrysler’s designers bravely attempted further than a nip-n-tuck. The front headlamp of the 300 and other Chryslers is now supposed to resemble the eye of a bald eagle; the grille ditches Bentley for an Audi-esque profile, the sides get sculpted and there’s yet a vestigial ridge on the trunk harkening back to Virgil Exner’s 1957 tail fins. It unmoving looks distinctive, but the chrome accidents add unwelcome bling, and the entire hangs together about as simply as a Fugees reunion.

Inside, the improvements commence at the top. While the windshield gained a degree or two of rake in the redesign, Chrysler also lowered the belt line and raised the top edging of the glass, boosting visibility. The IP has a blue-chrome Tron feel, and the crown of the dash merges nicely with the new corporate touchscreen system, which isn’t as confusing as the industry average.

Yet under the dash equator, things don’t work as well. I suppose the world has decided sham wood is still acceptable, but just because “Matlock” comes on in reruns doesn’t mean I’ll ever watch it. The seats keep their throne-like comfort at the expense of some bolstering, and rear passengers still have ample room, even if Chrysler isn’t bringing back the long-wheelbase version yet or directly targeting the limousine crowd next the imminent demise of the Lincoln Town Car.

The best of the 300 still comes with the 300C and its 5.7-liter Hemi. Chrysler blocked building rockets for NASA in the 1970s, but the 300C does a joyful impersonation of a Saturn V in a straight line, hitting 60 mph just a only some tics after 5 seconds and extra-legal speeds speedily thereafter. The Hemi has been tweaked up to 363 horsepower and 393 lb-ft of torque; if that’s insufficient, we should see an SRT version at the New York Auto Show shortly.

The new engine to the party, the corporate 3.6-liter “Pentastar” V6 rated at 292 hp and 263 lb-ft, makes a strong indictment of whatever committee resolute that the previous 2.7-liter base V6 could hustle two tons of automobile. It’s by no means in the similar thrill category as the V8, and much of its power comes far above the ground in the rev band, but for the highway cruiser and rental customer, it’s sufficient. Both engines must dance with the 5-speed automatic born when the Macarena was still considered funny; its 8-speed replacement should come online in a few months.

On the twists near the border through the engine’s ancestral Mexican homeland, the 300C hustled around curves dutifully, with no drama for the Border Patrol spectators. If it feels perhaps a tick less lightfooted than the all-wheel-drive Taurus, the 300 at least provide some polite idea of road feel, more than could be said for the Hyundai Genesis that Chrysler provided for comparison powerful and post-lunch naps.

After several decades in business, Chrysler has garnered more second probability than Charlie Sheen, but the last brush with conclusion was its most severe. Getting back to business means making every model aggressive after years of neglect, and the 2011 300 meets that object and then some. It’s not the clear style leader, and without that the 300 suffers from a small identity crisis among other luxury huge sedans. But there’s now time to think about what’s next, and we’d politely offer one idea of a direction: When even NASA can’t build its own rockets now, maybe Chrysler can again.

Hyundai Equus Redefines Luxury Car

Admin — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 06:32:25 +0000

Spa resorts. Penthouse apartments. The Hyundai Equus. What do these three things have in common? Luxury, of course. The Hyundai Equus is set to hit the auto market like a high-class bomb this upcoming fall, and we’re here to help you understand how Hyundai has redefined the luxury car in the current automotive market. After all, you might ordinarily think of Hyundai as a budget class car, but just like any word in the dictionary, brands can most certainly be redefined. Without further ado, here are 7 reasons why the Hyundai Equus redefines what it means to be a luxury-class car:

Mini fridge option. No, this isn’t a limousine company’s rental – this car actually does belong to you.
Sit back and sink into that massage chair in the driver’s seat. It’s so inviting you might actually go out and sit in your Equus with no desire to go elsewhere other than the soothing contours of your new favorite chair.
Another reason to go sit in your Equus even with no place to go: where in your house do you have 17 speakers plus subwoofer installed in a single room?
A 5 inch navigation screen ensures the highest in luxury for your eyes; no more squinting at maps or woefully small GPS systems.
Lane departure warning system. It’s like having a friend in each of your blind spots.
V8 engine. Maybe not a symbol of luxury in and of itself, but you’ll be pleasantly surprised to hear it purring under your hood.
At 55,000$, the Equus certainly redefines the costs of luxurious living.

So, go on. Get in your new Equus, turn the key, and listen to the heavenly rumble of luxury lighting up around you – and then slide the shift into drive and give thanks for the ready redefinition of words.

Another Tata Nano Fire Accident

Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:36:16 +0000

See the picture and you can actually imagine the fact a new Tata Nano caught in fire.

Silver color Tata Nano No. = MH03-AW 913, with A/C and a power steering features, probably one of the top Nano model of worth 2.4 Lakh rupees burst on Express Express Highway at 3:45 pm on Monday, 22nd March’10.

Mr. Satish Sawant, an insurance agent, collected his brand new Nano car from Prabhadevi showroom and only after 45 mins, he saved himself from this accident when a motorcyclist told him about fire. Satish & his driver both jumped out the car.

This is not the 1st time, Nano is burning. Already 2-3 Nano cars have been burst. There are no comments from Ratan Tata yet but we hope to hear very soon from him or his team.

Now the questions arises:

What about people safety?
Is money less important than human’s life?

No doubt, we all are happy with cheapest car model produce in India but these types of accidents creating big questions on the reliability of Nano. What do you think people, share your views.

BMW Smallest Car – Auto Expo 2010

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 09:10:53 +0000

With as many as 67 Vintage cars and bikes, BMW new car is the smaller and seductive small car than Nano. This BMW is certainly smaller than the Nano. While the Nano is 3.1m long and 1.6m wide, this egg-shaped car made 55 years ago was around 2.29m in length and 1.37m in width. With a 298-cc rear engine, it has its entry and exit at the front.

Audi 2011 R8 Spyder (V10) – Coming Soon…

AmitD — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 09:46:20 +0000

Audi New Rocking 2011 R8 Spyder (V10)

Audi is getting ready to announce their 2011 R8 Spyder either at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show or the LA Auto Show in December. The 2011 Audi R8 Spyder comes with a 5.2-liter V10 engine which produces the power of 525 hp, with a standard six-speed manual gearbox or optional R-tronic automated transmission. Audi may be added their 4.2-liter V8 engine version later but at start it’s just a V10 version.

No pricing information was announced.

Nano finally launched on 23 March in Mumbai

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 09:21:40 +0000

Ratan tata’s dream to launch an “Aam Adami Car” has been come true as it launched on 23 March’09 in Mumbai. Booking of this car will be start in April month from 9th to 25th April.

: Tata Nano: Aam Adami Car

Basically there are 4 types of models BSII, BSIII and CX & LX. The cost of the Nano is depending on the combination of above defined models. The ex-showroom prizes are starts from Rs.1,00,000 to 1,73,644 Rs. (depend on your location), however the booking amount starts from Rs. 95,000 to 1,40,000.

You can book Nano offline by visiting outlets & online by visiting the site & filling the form. The online cost will be 200/- & the offline cost will be 300/- Rs. per application form. First 1,00,000 allotment will be issued by choosing the random numbers and rest will get their refund after 90 days or may be earlier depending on the selection of options. For refund queries, call SBI No.: 1800-112211 & 080-26599990.

Features:

Air Conditioner
Heater
Front Power Windows
Central Locking
Body Colored Bumpers
Body Colored Door Handles & ORVM
Front & Rear Fog Lamps
Tinted Glasses
Digital Fuel Gauge
Tubeless Tyres

Tata Nano is a complete car, it’ll be proved after using it however TATAT tried to prove it by showing the comparison between Maruti, Alto & Santro cars with Nano. Nano LX model is compete one as it includes all features among all small cars comparison. There are lot more information about TATA Nano and I hope you guys are searching for it so visit TATA Nano.

World’s First Internet Car Radio

Tue, 16 Dec 2008 07:02:14 +0000

Blaupunkt Introducing World

Sources says that Blaupunkt has teamed up with miRoamer to offer the World’s first car Internet radio. More details to come at CES ‘09, but will this render satellite obsolete? let’s see……

Mercedes-Benz: SPLITVIEW COMMAND system

Thu, 11 Dec 2008 05:05:19 +0000

Another technology, a very similar system from Delphi in action at CES last year — but Mercedes-Benz’s new SPLITVIEW COMMAND system appears to be one of the first instances of it being used in a production vehicle, and that certainly counts for something. From the looks of it, the system is very similar to the Delphi one, with the 8-inch display able to let the driver keep an eye on the GPS while the passenger simultaneously watches a DVD or something equally distracting on the very same screen.

Mercedes Benz: Splitview Command System

Process: That’s done with the use of a special filter that masks the display and only lets the proper pixels slip into view depending on where you are seated. No word on what sort of premium the system will demand, if any, but it’ll actually be available on all S-Class models starting in the summer of 2009.

BMW M3 vs Lexus IS-F: Top Gear Video

Wed, 03 Dec 2008 08:43:35 +0000

In this Top Gear segment, the crew pits an E90 BMW M3 against the Lexus IS-F, with the Stig taking the latter for a power lap afterwards.

Top gear car challenge- BMW M3 vs Lexus IS-F

In the last night’s episode of Top Gear, the four-door BMW M3 take to the track against the Lexus IS-F. Check out the cool videos…

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