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| Following on the general theme over the last few days, the Ford Verve Concept has been offiically released at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Unfortunately it’s too early in the piece to be seeing any tanglible facts and figures available. The Verve Concept can certainly be reviewed in all it’s glory though as a visually masterpiece. The Verve will Ford’s next global car with variants evolving for the European, Asian and American (yes it’s going to the US) markets. | ||||||
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The Golf GTI W12 650 Concept unveiled recently @ Wörthersee 2007 set the crowd alight and rightly so. Powered by a mid-mounted 6.0-litre 12 cylinder bi-turbo engine delivering figures of 650Hp @ 6,000 rpm / 750Nm @ 4.500 rpm, the GTI W12 hunts down 0 to 100 km/h (62mph) in just 3.7 sec with a redline popping top speed of 325km/h (202 mph).
Extensive modifications including a lower and broader body than the stock GTI, additional air vents to cool the massive engine and the specially designed roof set an aggressive stance whilst still being respectful to the current Golf GTI.
Further video, images and full press release available after the jump.
Volvo continue to build momentum for the C30 delivering 3 concept design cars from Evolve, ipd and Heico Sportiv. Each design has focussed on setting hearts racing with a mix of performance, cosmetic and aural enhancements.
Each car will be unveiled at the 2006 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show and is sure to set the imagination of the growing C30 fan base on fire.
Read on for the full press release.
In a clever marketing coup, Nissan have teamed with Production I.G to imprint the latest Infiniti concept cars in the psyche of many Ghost in the Shell fans across the globe.
At HHH naturally the major attraction in the film is undoubtedly the Nissan Infiniti Sport Concept car, but we must also pay homage to the total offering and respectfully note the Nissan Infiniti Kuraza also taking the beautifully rendered, fantastic stage of Tokyo, 2034. The sharp lines of both concept cars work visually in the environment and prove that product placement can be done with class and respect to the audience.
Further images and the complete press release from Nissan are available after the jump.
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