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Category Archives: Luxury cars
BMW invents the diesel that puts out 127 horsepower per liter: the Triturbo
Dr. Friedrich Nitschke, the president of BMW M GmbH (our picture), has officially announced that BMW will launch a new line of high performance automobiles. Some people may think that all BMW cars are high performance, but there’s quite a … Continue reading
The best electric car ever is coming next year, the Audi R8 e-tron
2011 has been a rough year for some of us, but it has been good for premium brands. Audi recruited 3,500 new employees in 2011. The manufacturer had never hired so many people in one single year. That expansion will … Continue reading
Mercedes E300 Bluetec Hybrid, the most enjoyable fuel miser: 50 MPG
This is a car Mercedes will launch next year in Europe, a hybrid version of its best-selling E-class model. It’s a diesel. Its fuel economy promises to be its biggest selling point, so much that Mercedes is advertising it on … Continue reading
An old leader back at work at Fisker Automotive: Tom LaSorda
Fisker Automotive, the builder of the famous Karma plug-in hybrid sports sedan, is still a young company. It needs all the help it can get from experienced workers and managers. It will get plenty of it from its latest recruit, … Continue reading
The Volvo V60 diesel hybrid, the first plug-in Americans won’t get
Few people would have expected that, because many see California as the leading market towards electric mobility. There’s just no other state or country where you can find as many Nissan Leafs or Tesla roadsters, but when Swedish car maker … Continue reading
The Bentley Continental GT V8, no longer a dinosaur after a diet
Could you believe it’s still possible today to buy a new car that gets only 9-MPG? Believe it, it’s real. That’s what a Bentley Continental GT gets in the European city driving test with its W12 engine. This can’t last. … Continue reading
Fisker Karma plug-in hybrid sedan got rated by the EPA
The Fisker Karma, that beautiful plug-in hybrid sports sedan, finally got certified by the EPA. The car gets a 52 mpge rating in all electric mode, and a 20 mpg combined gas-electric fuel economy rating. The only other plug-in hybrid … Continue reading
BMW ActiveHybrid 5, who will buy it?
BMW is the undisputed world leader in sports sedans but it hasn’t been successful with its hybrid models yet. Its X6 hybrid has just been terminated because of slow sales, and its ActiveHybrid 7-series doesn’t find many buyers either. In … Continue reading
A large Jaguar XJ powered by a small diesel 4-cylinder? Get ready for the green limo
Mercedes launched something big last year. An S-class, its biggest model, with a small 4-cylinder turbo-diesel engine. The S250 CDI. Some people laughed at it, but there’s a market for a car providing the best comfort and luxury available, yet … Continue reading
The Infiniti M35h is not the world’s fastest accelerating hybrid
Infiniti published a press release telling us that its M35h hybrid sports sedan is the fastest accelerating hybrid car in the world. Really? To back up this claim, one M35h had been tested at Santa Pod’s dragstrip, in the UK, … Continue reading
