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Hamann is at it again, this time tuning the all new 2009 BMW 7-series, models F01 and F02 from their shop in Laupheim, Germany. Hamann has been around since 1986, specializing in tuning hundreds of BMW cars over the years. They offer the highest quality products, and this package includes modifications all around. Included in the package is a stainless steel exhaust system, engine tuning, aerodynamic body parts, interior customizations, and lightweight alloy wheels ranging from 19-22 inches. The aero kit was installed perfectly by Hamann giving it an aggressive look while also improving the handling and stability by optimizing the airflow across the vehicle.
In the front, a new lip was installed along with LED daytime running lights in the bumper. The rear received two spoilers, one for the roof and trunk to provide extra downforce at the rear wheels, and side skirts are available for the model series F01. There is an optional rear shield for the side skirts that allows the quad pipe exhaust system to mount, but this is only for the models 730d and 740i. Hamann is working on performance mods for the diesel engine that will be available in several stages. Currently only stage 1 is available and has been measured to increase the horsepower by 45 to reach a total output of 290 hp

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Honda Civic Cars Reviews

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Peugeot Cars

Peugeot has released the first images of the 908 RC — a new concept car it plans to exhibit at the Paris auto show in September. Powered by a V12 engine, the car will put down around around 700 horsepower 885 pound feet of torque
Peugeot has released the first images of the 908 RC — a new concept car it plans to exhibit at the Paris auto show in September. Powered by a V12 engine, the car will put down around around 700 horsepower 885 pound feet of torque

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Kia Spectra Cars

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2007 Acura Advanced Sports Concept Gallery

2007 Acura Advanced Sports Concept Review

Acura's Advanced Sports Car Concept bears all the necessary design elements of a proper sports car: sharp, aggressive edges, a low and wide silhouette, a slightly phallic side profile, and of course, a rear window that stands somewhere between hardly usable and nonexistent. As a whole, the ASCC looks clean and modern but also recalls some late '80s sports cars, specifically the Mark III Toyota Supra. The slim headlights and full-width taillight are meant to mimic those of the iconic Acura NSX. Inside, an all-black cockpit does the same.

Underneath the sleek sheetmetal lives a front-mounted V-10 that will surely upset NSX lovers who brag of that car's mid-engine layout. A new version of Acura's Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) will favor the rear wheels to keep enthusiasts happy, but the front wheels go into action when the first inevitable four-wheel power slide happens. The ASCC rides on a 108.8-inch wheelbase with an overall length of 181.5 inches, and was designed by Acura's L.A.-based American design team. We must say, they've done a much better job here than with the sedan concept shown at the 2006 Los Angeles show. No word on when Acura's next sports car will go into production, but it won't been soon enough.

Additional Acura information and downloadable high-resolution images are available at www.acuranews.com.

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