For some reason I always forget about posting a new Car of the Day. I try to keep it to just slow days, but sometimes I just forget. Anyways, today's is the Evora. Not my favorite Lotus, but eh, we'll see what next year brings.
Not much changed here, but there is a slight difference in the front bumper, a new suspension, and some new braking stuff. Whatever, the M3 still owns.
What's worse than a hybrid semi? Probably nothing, but this 911 comes close. I don't know anyone who buys a 911 not to kick some serious jaws, but here's one. Whatever, it's saving the environment.
Why do car makers love giving cars names I can never spell? I wish I knew. The Touareg is new for this year, well, just like every car. I can't tell you how many times it took me to spell that....
We all saw it coming, but the new Silverado can finally kick Ford onto the ground, that is if Ford's new Super Duty isn't better. The new Silverado will offer from 16,000 to 20,000 pounds in towing capacity on the 3500 model, thanks to a new Duramax. There will also be less emissions and better fuel milage. If that's not enough, there will also be a stiffer frame, and new rear springs. On looks, well....there are new rims and a new front bumper...but who cares how much styling has changed when there's a whole new engine!
Yeah, so I've been over this. If you're really into cars - then you're probably into car video games too. So here's a list of some great overall automotive related games, that are new, and you can buy right now. Because we're in a new year.
The 1.4 liter version will have an ok 122HP with a zero to sixty time of just over 9 seconds. A different model should also offer 62 mpg. Besides the performance, it should offer the same sporty feel as any other Audi, just in a smaller form.