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2012 Bmw M5
The awesome new Bmw M5 will have it´s official debut at the IAA in Frankfurt in September. It has an impressive 4.4 V8 engine with 560 hp and two turbochargers. The BMW M5 features three modes of engine operation, eligible through a control in the console: Efficient, Sport and Sport Plus. The acceleration had to be bombastic, taking just 4.4 seconds from 0 to 62 mph. The speed is limited to 155mph, but with the optional Drivers M Pack reaches 190 mph.



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VOLKSWAGEN ELECTRIC MICROBUS
The microbus is back! Volkswagen is bringing back one of its most iconic vehicles, the 1960s Microbus, but now in electric form. After years of teasing and spy shots, the VW have announced the electric microbus will become a reality in 2022, the result will be a zero-emissions multifunctional vehicle that combines nostalgic design cues with innovative technology. The I.D. Buzz will be built with even more space for passengers than the original, will be capable of le...
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2024 LIVING VEHICLE
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AUDI RS7 CONCEPT
Designed by Austrian designer Adriano Mudri graduate of the University of Applied Sciences in Graz, it combines several styling cues from the Audi Group models, from the R8-inspired rear end to the Lamborghini-trademark scissor doors. The design features a rear-mounted engine, with design elements much like the current Audi R8, including the contrast in color between the engine bonnet and the rest of the body....
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