Showing posts with label Render. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Render. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 March 2013

Renault Clio RS Gordini shows up in the web. It's still blue.


A few years ago Renault revived the long dead Gordini name creating an exclusive line for their smaller cars, therefore it is no surprise that now some rumors are starting to appear online about the new Clio RS Gordini. One thing that remains unchanged is the blue paint with the two white stripes.

According to my source, which in turn has its own source, it should be 30kg (66lb) lighter, the engine will have 225hp instead of the 200hp found in the regular version, Recaro sport seats, Cup chassis, a RS Monitor similar to the one found in the Nissan GT-R, white rims and a specially tuned exhaust for a better sound.

For now nothing is confirmed, but those are some attractive features.

Source: worldscoop


Saturday, 2 March 2013

Short News: Audi TT concept coming to Geneva?


Some rumors have surfaced saying that the next-generation Audi TT could show up at the Geneva Motor Show as a concept. While nothing was confirmed for now, the guys at Fourtitude decided to take those rumors and create a render that gives a good idea on what the car could look like.

And i like how it looks. What do you think?

Source: fourtitude

Saturday, 2 February 2013

Two new renders of the future Peugeot 308


The French magazine Autoplus also revealed in their latest edition two new renders of what the future Peugeot 308 could look like, based on several spy shots that appeared online in recent weeks. The car has some details reminiscent of the Volkswagen Golf, which is a good thing because the German car is the one to follow due to its success.

Everything seems to scream Golf. The side profile resembles the German car and so does the rear while the front is different and unique, and deviates a bit from the conventional giving it a more interesting aspect. Rumors point to a weight of approximately 1100kg for the 1.2liter engine and power will come from a few BMW engines ranging from 95hp up to 200hp.

Source: autoplus


 
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