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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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1980 HONDA CB 750 | BY CDR MOTORCYCLES - Image

1980 HONDA CB 750 | BY CDR MOTORCYCLES
CRD(Cafe Racer Dreams) Motorcycles is a new company based in Spain. Owner Pedro Garcia has always been an enthusiastic lover of motorsport, especially two-wheeled vehicles. He has a vast mechanical experience specializing in Japanese motorcycles of the 70s and 80s. Here we feature one of his sleek creations, the custom built Honda CB 750 kz from 1980 nicknamed "Brownie". The standout feature has to be the open space under the seat, giving the bike a minimal look and...
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BMW Garmisch
BMW have brought to life a long-lost concept by Marcello Gandini, one of the grandmasters of car design. He was responsible for legendary cars like the Lamborghini Miura and Countach, or the Lancia Stratos. Presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1970, the gorgeous Garmisch was never seen again, until now. The painstakingly created reproduction was built under the stewardship of BMW Group design head Adrian van Hooydonk, it features a clean side profile that is not un...
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TAURUS URBAN TRANSPORTATION CONCEPT | BY ERIK LANUZA - Image

TAURUS URBAN TRANSPORTATION CONCEPT | BY ERIK LANUZA
The Taurus as the designer hails it, is a zero emission, open-top, saddle-ridden vehicle that moves on two wheels. Essentially an enhanced Segway with a saddle, the all-electric vehicle needs to be controlled by the body balance of  the rider. You can control the speed by leaning forward or backward, while the steering wheel can be used to change the direction on curves, apart from your body balance....
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