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Showing posts with label detroit auto show. Show all posts
Nissan Sport Sedan concept Revealed [VIDEO]


Nissan unveiled the Sport Sedan Concept which came to preview a future production model at the Detroit Auto Show. The concept comes with a two-tone futuristic interior and aluminum wheels measuring 21 inches. Power comes from a 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces more than 300 hp and mounted to a sport-tuned Xtronic continuously variable transmission (CVT).

You will find more pictures, details and video in the press release after the jump.


2015 Lexus RC F Leaked


As the NAIAS Detroit Auto Show is around the corner, the first leaked pictures of the most anticipated cars are starting to hit the web. Earlier today, we showed you the first pictures of the 2015 Subaru WRX STi and now it's the RC F's turn.

The sportier version of the Lexus RC model introduced months ago will be powered by a 5.0-liter V8 engine that might produce at least 460 Hp. We'll have to wait a little bit more to get our hands on more information. But for now, here are some nice pictures.


2015 Subaru WRX STi Leaked


The first leaked pictures of the highly anticipated 2015 Subaru WRX STi have finally hit the web. The car comes in its iconic blue paint job with golden wheels and features a more aggressive styling and a big rear wing. Still no details on the power train but the 2015 Subaru WRX that was unveiled months ago is powered by a 2.0-liter four cylinder boxer engine producing 268 Hp and 349 Nm of torque, so expect the STi version to be somewhere near 300 Hp.

The car will make its public debut later this month at the NAIAS Detroit Auto Show. More pictures in the gallery below.


Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge Revealed


Infiniti released the first official pictures as well as the first details of its Q50 Eau Rouge concept. Compared to the standard Q50 sedan, the Eau Rouge Concept has a much more aggressive and wider body that includes a carbon fiber front splitter, a carbon fiber roof, carbon fiver side skirts, a carbon fiber rear diffuser and a large integrated rear spoiler. Also part of the package are the huge 21-inch lightweight wheels.

There's no word on what powers the car yet but we are hoping for something that goes with the beastly look. Could this be the four door version of the NISMO GT-R? Expect more details to be revealed when the car makes public debut at the Detroit Motor Show in less than two weeks. More pictures and press release after the jump.


Possible Toyota Supra Concept for Detroit Rendered

Rendering source: boldride.com

The question that everyone is asking right now is: will Toyota bring a new Supra concept to the Detroit Motor Show. The answer is: we have no idea. But the guys at Boldride have put together this Supra concept that clearly borrows some LFA design cues. Of course, this is not based on any spy shots which means that this rendering shouldn't be taken too seriously. But we just love the idea of seeing a new Supra on the road once again and that's why we're posting it. After all, the long awaited Honda NSX has finally become a reality, so why not the Supra?

[News source: Boldride]
Revealed: 2015 Acura NSX Concept


If there are two cars that auto enthusiasts are dying to see on the road again, it's definitely the Acura NSX and the Toyota Supra. Acura introduced an updated version of the NSX concept at the Detroit Auto Show today. And even if it's mentioned as a 2015 model, the new Acura NSX Concept now has an interior, which means it's getting closer to being a production model and it's no longer just a show car.

Rumors suggest that the new NSX will cost more than $100k which means it's no longer that affordable sports car that could challenge supercars from Porsche and Ferrari. But it doesn't matter for us, as long as they decide to build it. We honestly hope that this is the one and we also hope that Toyota will do the same by putting the Supra project back on track again!

More pictures of the 2015 NSX concept in the gallery below and you can see it in motion in video after the jump.