MotorAuthority has shared a video of an Audi R8 driving scene with us. The car features a 420hp V8 engine, that accelerates it from 0-60mph in just 4.6-seconds.
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As promised, now we have the video of Honda Accord coupe concept. It was first shown at the Detroit Auto Show. The company announced that the car is using Honda’s next-generation Variable Cylinder Management (VCM) technology which provides a more powerful and lower-emissions V6 engine. More pictures and a video after the jump.
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We talked about the 2008 Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept several weeks ago, and now we have the video. Quick recap, this concept design made its world debut at the 2007 North American International Auto Show. It came equipped with “a front-mounted, V-10 engine and a rear-wheel-drive based version of Acura’s ‘Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD)’. Video after the break.
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We have told you this Toyota FT-HS Hybrid Sports Concept last month. Today, we have two videos of the concept car direct from the 2007 Detroit Auto Show. Just a recap, this sports coupe is using the same engine as the Lexus GS 450h. Watch the videos after the break!
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Here is a first look at the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X concept car, which is powered by a turbocharged 2.0L engine that generates an powerful 300hp. Video after the break!
In 2005, Mitsubishi revealed the Concept-X model at the Tokyo motor show and its Concept-Sportback model at the Frankfurt motor show. The new Lancer is based on these two concepts. Its aggressive looks attempt to attract younger buyers and sport compact fans alike. There would also be a huge leap on build quality to match the new Civic and the oncoming Corolla and Impreza. The new Lancer will be officially revealed in January 2007 at the Detroit motor show while the Lancer Evolution X will be expected to be revealed in October 2007 at the Tokyo motor show.
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This Honda Extreme Eco-Batmobile Concept Car has a modular polycarbonate body which allows users to change the look of the car. The car’s chassis also can be recycled after five years. It looks pretty like the classic Batmobile with its twin cockpit concept.
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General Motors unveiled its most anticipated new car, the new Chevrolet Camaro Convertible concept. The company will showcase this car concept at this year’s Detroit auto show. The production version is expected for the 2010 model year. Picture gallery after the jump!
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Mercedes-Benz revealed its stylish Ocean Drive car concept at NAIAS 2007. This 4-door convertible features a powerful V12 from the S600. Watch the videos after the jump!
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Honda unveiled the 2008 Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept which is the successor of the NSX. This car concept is powered by a front-mounted V-10 engine and a new high-performance rear-wheel-drive based version of Acura’s ‘Super Handling All-Wheel Drive’ (SH-AWD). This new NSX will arrive at the Tokyo Motor Show in fall 2007. Photo gallery after the jump!
“Our intention was to design an exotic sports car that gracefully combines advanced technology and strong emotion,†said Jon Ikeda, principal designer, Acura Design Center. “The technical, machined surfaces and keen-edge design are balanced with sweeping curves and dramatic lines, all of which results in the ultimate exotic sports car.â€
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Mazda today unveiled its stunning Ryuga concept at the Detroit Motor Show. Its design is based on the new design theme that began with the Nagare concept car unveiled at the LA Auto Show. Watch the videos after the break to get more details!
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