I don’t know why but it looks like every car manufacturer is testing their cars in the Northern part of Scandinavia. So does Dacia, with their new Logan SUV Crossover which looks like it’s going to be a real thing probably in 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
The Japanese Tuner Premier4509 managed to impress us with an extravagant Bentley Continental GT. Read the rest of this entry »
Aston Martin came up with the official (teasing) pictures of the new Vantage GT2 and I’m left with no words. Not sure if it’s the orange and grey contrast or the stylish sporty line but I really like the way it came out. Read the rest of this entry »
By this summer the new Renault Laguna GT is going to be available for sale in a saloon and an estate version. Both petrol and diesel engines have been announced. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s been a while since I haven’t seen such a concept, not to mention that this one comes from a Chinese manufacturer. Apparently the 2008 Beijing Motor Show is going to have a pretty special guest in the name of Geely GT. Read the rest of this entry »
SEAT is going to build a limited edition Leon FR550 TDI version. I’ll have to admit that at first I thought FR550 means that it’s going to have an engine to output 550hp but then Read the rest of this entry »
With all the fuss about the new Golf 6, here on Carblog, how about a little break. What would you say about a reworked Golf R32 by German tuner Abt Sportsline? Read the rest of this entry »
When it comes to a brand new Lamborghini is there anything that words can summarize better than a bunch of pictures? We’ve managed to get our hands on some pictures of the new 2008 Lamborghini Reventon. Read the rest of this entry »
The Formula One race of Malaysia has ended. The big winner was Kimi Raikkonen that managed to lead Ferrari on top over the three days of the Grand Prix and if it wasn’t for Felipe Massa to spin out on lap 30, Read the rest of this entry »
The original Yaris was fresh and vibrant. It arrived in 1999, when superminis were still fairly dull, and not only brought something new to the market, but proved Japanese cars could be good-looking and fun. Read the rest of this entry »