Update: 2009 Toyota Avensis High-Res Photo
Hyundai Recalling 65,000 Elantras in the States
Kicherer Mercedes-Benz C 320CDi 4-Matic Estate
Under the hood, Kicherer performed a series of upgrades on the 3.0-liter V6 turbo diesel engine which now develops an output of 265 HP and 600Nm of torque, up from 224 HP and 510Nm respectively. According to Kicherer, the tuned C 320CDi 4-Matic Estate can now go from standstill to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 6.7 seconds.
Via: Worldcarfans , Source: Kicherer
weekend with girlfriends
bumming out in front of the TV before heading out...
i haven't bought new shoes since i got back in manila.. but it's okay.
wonder what i'd look like with short hair... ermm.. teddy, what u think?
also, i'm sorry if i had been lagging with my blogging... hope to catch up soon! :)
top: topshop. old jeans. necklaces: h&m. shoes: h&m.
Wedding Week Continued - The Grand Finale
The Ceremony
Act II: Cocktails & Photos
Act III: The Reception
And there you have it... the first chapter of the story of Wanderluster and HandyMan. We'll be back to our regularly scheduled programming next week.
Groovy Slot Car Creation
Via: Cardomain , Source: Volksforum
Video: Kia Forte’s Design Explained by Peter Schreyer
America’s 10 Most Leased Vehicles: It’s All about German Luxury Cars
Even though most automaker’s in the U.S. are beginning to either cut back on leasing like BMW and General Motors or quit it altogether like Chrysler, this form of ownership remains quite popular in the luxury car segment. According to a study from .D. Power & Associates' Power Information Network (PIN) that was published on 'BusinessWeek', the 10 most commonly leased vehicles in the U.S. belong to the luxury segment. -Continued
From the 10 vehicles with the highest lease share, seven belong to German automakers with four of those being BMWs. The 7-Series tops the list with a lease share in 2008 of 85.3% (!) followed by Saab’s 9-7x with an equally mind-blowing, 82.2%.
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 85.3%
Starting price: $77,625
Sales through July 2008: 8,190
Sales through July 2007: 8,634
Percent change: -5.1%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 82.2%
Starting price: $41,145
Sales through July 2008: 2,321
Sales through July 2007: 3,259
Percent change: -28.8%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 74.1%
Starting price: $42,950
Sales through July 2008: 6,321
Sales through July 2007: 6,410
Percent change: -1.4%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 70.7%
Starting price: $37,525
Sales through July 2008: 4,116
Sales through July 2007: 5,420
Percent change: -24.1%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 70%
Starting price: $52,775
Sales through July 2008: 25,101
Sales through July 2007: 25,473
Percent change: -1.5%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 69.6%
Starting price: $78,450
Sales through July 2008: 4,775
Sales through July 2007: 6,610
Percent change: -27.8%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 68.6%
Starting price: $77,425
Sales through July 2008: 4,218
Sales through July 2007: 5,190
Percent change: -18.7%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 68%
Starting price: $32,700
Sales through July 2008: 26,770
Sales through July 2007: 25,205
Percent change: +6.2%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 67.3%
Starting price: $39,425
Sales through July 2008: 11,257
Sales through July 2007: 16,926
Percent change: -33.5%
2008 lease share through Aug. 10: 65.8%
Starting price: $64,500
Sales through July 2008: 1,514
Sales through July 2007: 2,500
Percent change: -39.4%
Via: BusinessWeek , Data: J.D. Power & Associates' Power Information Network