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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Toyota Releases New Teaser Photos and First Video of FT-Bh Supermini Concept

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Monday, February 20, 2012

2012 BMW 3 Series Sedan First Drive


What It Is/ Who It’s For
BMW’s 2012 3 Series sedan is an everything-for-everyone entry-level luxury car that draws praise for its balance, poise, premium features, and everyday usability.

Best Thing
There’s no compromise with this car being utterly sporty, yet practical and frugal, too.

Worst Thing
To get many of the premium features, you have a splurge on expensive option packages. Also, the Modern line’s interior wood inlays are made from ugly sticks.

Snap Judgment
The previous BMW 3 Series was already the best all-around car in its segment. The 2012 3 Series sedan is simply better.

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Sunday, February 19, 2012

First Official Photos of MINI Clubvan Concept Hit the Net


Just yesterday, we reported about Mini's plans to reveal a concept model for a light commercial application based on the Clubman, and today, the first official photos of the new Clubvan hit the interwebs ahead of its world premiere at the 82nd Geneva International Auto Salon in March.

There's nothing really innovative or interesting, for that matter, about the Clubvan as the conversion from passenger model to van is pretty straightforward with Mini simply eliminating the rear seat bench and boot floor to create a continuous loading area.

Mini's designer also added a partition to separate and safeguard the front passengers from the cargo area and covered up the rear side windows. Other than that, there are no differences between Mini's breadvan study and the regular Clubman.

It remains to be seen if the British company will introduce a production version of the Clubvan.

Photos: MINI via Germancarscene


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