Another Video From Paris Motor Show

Posted 1 year 11 months ago under: Motor Shows, Video

Video includes general views from various new models and world premieres at Paris Motor Show 2006. Watch highlights from cars like: Citroën’s C-Métisse, Peugeot 908 RC, Ford ioisis X, Lancia Delta HPE Concept.
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VIDEO: Ferrari Stand at Paris Motor Show 2006

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Video includes general views from Ferrari stand at Paris Motor Show 2006.
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BMW at the Mondial de l'Automobile Paris 2006

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Introducing three new models and attractive innovations on the drivetrain, BMW stands out clearly once again at the 2006 Paris Motor Show, the Mondial de l'Automobile: Not only the new BMW 3 Series Coupé, the new BMW X3, and the BMW M6 Convertible, but also BMW's new range of straight-six petrol and diesel engines for the 3 Series are making their debut at the most important motor show of the year in Europe. The Mondial de l'Automobile is taking place at the fairgrounds of the capital of France from 30 September - 15 October 2006, and the organisers expect some1.5 million visitors from all over the world. More videos after the jump...
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Video: Chevrolet WTCC Ultra Concept Car Unveiled at Paris

Posted 1 year 11 months ago under: Concept Cars, Motor Shows, Video, Chevrolet

Check out this video of the presentation of the Chevrolet WTCC Ultra concept car at the Paris Motor Show 2006.
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Video: Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione

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Check out first driving shots of the stunning Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione makes its debut at the Paris Motor Show (28 September - 15 October).
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Volkswagen Passat Commercial - Critique

Posted 1 year 11 months ago under: Safety, Video, Volkswagen

This is another shocking TV Ad from Volkswagen. Two girls are chitty-chatting in traffic when an incoming car hits them on the side. What do you think, should these commercials be banned? Should they be showed on TV? Please, leave us a comment.
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Renault Introduces its Environmentally-Friendly M9R Diesel Engine

Posted 1 year 11 months ago under: Video, Technology, Renault

The diesel 2.0 dCi (M9R) engine is the first unit jointly developed by Renault and Nissan. It comes in 150hp and 175 hp versions with a six-speed manual gearbox. The M9R has a combined cycle fuel consumption of 5.8 litres/100km and its CO2 emissions are among the lowest of their class.
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Renault Nepta Concept Car Video

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Earlier this month, Renault introduced its new concept car, Nepta, a four-seater luxury cabriolet featuring sleek, thoroughbred looks. Now, we are bringing you video of this amazing concept, with performance worthy of a prestige touring car from its 420hp twin-turbo V6 engine.
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The Car That Can Drive Itself

Posted 1 year 11 months ago under: Video, Volkswagen

Freshcreation.nl has posted an amazing video of Volkswagen car that can drive itself. The car is fully automatic, no hands needed on the steering wheel, and it even goes at high speeds.

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BMW Introduces the BMW Hydrogen 7 (video)

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BMW has released video of the BMW Hydrogen 7. The Hydrogen 7 is powered by a 191 kW/260 hp twelve-cylinder hydrogen combustion engine and accelerates from 0-100 km/h in 9.5 seconds. The vehicle runs on liquid hydrogen and, when needed, the dual-mode power unit switches over to conventional premium gasoline. The development of hydrogen technology is part of the BMW Group's CleanEnergy strategy, which serves to fulfil current and future demand for individual mobility without the use of fossil fuels.
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