Saturday, June 27, 2009

Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 2010



Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 2010
Ladies and gentlemen, in the photo, the new Ford Mustang Shelby GT 2007 . Until today, the car was available in the United States only for lease under the name Ford Mustang Shelby GT-H. According to Winding Road, the big boss of Ford, Mark Fields, officially will announce today the news of the launch of the new Pony.

The new Shelby, which has an output of 325 hp, will be available with automatic transmission and mechanics in white or black with silver stripes. It is expected that 10,000 units will be manufactured at the most.

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Ford Mustang 2010 Best Gallery



Ford Mustang 2010 Best Gallery
The new 2010 Mustang is coming out in Spring 2009. Prices will start in the low-$20,000 range for a basic V-6 version and rise well over $30,000 for a loaded-up GT. For more information on the 2010 Ford Mustang, please visit the Ford Vehicules website.

Maserati GranTurismo Pictures 2008




Maserati GranTurismo Pictures 2008

Of the seven Maserati brothers, six became renowned mechanics and engineers.
The black sheep of the family—Mario—instead became a painter, although he left an indelible mark on the marque. Wandering about Bologna’s main square one day, Mario came face to face with a statue of Neptune, whose barbed trident he promptly expropriated as the logo for his brothers’ first car, the 1926 eight-cylinder Tipo 26.

Why Mario would associate a racing car with the Roman god of the sea is one of those synaptic misfires mostly appreciated by liberal-arts majors. But it proved a good choice. By the time the brothers introduced their stunning A6GCS road car, Maserati automobiles had become associated with a distinctive concave grille with chrome vertical fillets, lending their products the countenance of a jawfish gagging on tadpoles. Voilà! The marine connection was complete.

Fast-forward to 2008. Were Mario still painting today, he’d fling his palette in joy to behold an identical aquatically themed grille, with huge chrome trident still attached, adorning Maserati’s latest, greatest luxo-coupe. The GranTurismo is a Maserati Quattroporte with two fewer doors, a 4.8-inch shortening of the wheelbase, and Pininfarina styling so seductive that the kid running the Ann Arbor carwash wouldn’t afford passage until he photographed it with his cell phone.