At Geneva Auto Show, 2008, Skoda launched their new Superb model. 9 airbags, parking assistant, touch screen navigation, are just a few of the features that come with it.

The engines that will be equipped on the Skoda Superb:

Diesel:
- 1.9 TDI PD DPF - 105 hp/77 kW, also without DPF
- 2.0 TDI PD DPF - 141 hp/103 kW, also AT
- 2.0 TDI CR DPF - 171 hp/125 kW, also 4×4 and AT

Petrol:
- 1.4 liter TSI - 126 hp/92 kW
- 1.8 TSI - 161 hp/118 kW, also 4×4 and AT
- 3.6 FSI V6 - 261 hp/191 kW 4×4 AT

The photo you see above is taken at the Geneva Autoshow, of the Ford Kuga, a crossover from Ford which will be launched soon. The Ford Kuga is based on the C car architecture, and will have both all wheel drive and front wheel drive. It will have only one engine in the beginning, a 136 HP diesel of 2.0L. It’s consume will be around 6.3L for every 100km.

Here are a couple of official photos of the new Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4. It’s got new front and rear fascias and a much improved look and more menacing than before. Also, it comes with a 5.2L V10 engine that has 552HP. This new version has 44 pounds less in weight than the Gallardo.

Enjoy the photos of the new Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4.

Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang (Pure Blood) is a very limited version of the original 1000HP car, and its production cost is $2.1 million. The cost for one of the five cars sold is $4.8 million, a huge 230% profit. The differences: more carbon fiber, 100kg less and the price tag.

Photos with the BMW 135i coupe have surfaced, leaked by a BMW employee before their official release to the public. It’s a great looking car and can’t wait for it to show up.

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While it might be just a rumor, Just Put uploaded some renderings of a 2012 Mazda RX-9, coming with a 1.8L Wankel engine and a 6 speed transmission. No idea yet if these are leaked renderings or just the work of a fan, but I like it’s look.

It seems that Toyota is aiming to take over the compact pickup truck market with this latest concept. It’s called the Toyota A-BAT Hybrid and some of its qualities include very good handling, good fuel economy, advanced functionality and a unique style.

While the style may be unique, I can’t say that I’m crazy after the design of this concept. I love futuristic looking cars in general, but this isn’t one of them.

PRELIMINARY SPECIFICATIONS
DRIVETRAIN
Four cylinder gas engine with Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive¨

DIMENSIONS (inches)
Overall Length: 181.3
Overall Width: 74.4
Overall Height: 64.0
Wheelbase: 112.2
Bed Length: 48.0
Bed Length with Midgate down: 72.0
Bed Length with Midgate and Tailgate down: 96.0
Wheel Size: 19-inch

The Nissan Forum concept car that you see above is scheduled to be launched at the upcoming Detroit Auto Show. Designed by the US branch of Nissan, this car has seven seats and hopefully it gives us a glimpse at what the future holds for family transportation. The mini van of the future if you will. The lack of B pillars, trackless sliding doors, swiveling seats on the second row and next generation entertainment system. The engine is a diesel with CVT technology (Continuously Variable Transmission).

Here is what Rachel Nguyen from Nissan had to say:

From a conceptual standpoint, FORUM is closer to a family limousine than the minivans Gen Xers have grown up with. But unlike a real limo – or sometimes traditional minivans – the FORUM driver is just as important as the passengers [..] It offers a sophisticated space for adults and an engaging space for children – allowing both groups to enjoy themselves in their own individualistic ways while being connected in one vehicle. Like every Nissan, this dramatic FORUM Concept combines passionate driving, emotive design and an abundance of advanced, user-friendly technology.

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Above you can see the first official photo of the Chevy Volt, one year after its debut at the Detroit Auto Show. It’s better optimized then the first version for aerodynamics. Love the look so far, and looking forward to see something with more detail.