It’s official, Lamborghini has unveiled the Urus SUV at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show. According to the press release, “the Urus, which offers the lowest CO2 figure of all comparable vehicles, combines unique design, a fascinating interior and outstanding performance with versatility and everyday usability. Output of around 440 kW / 600 hp and Lamborghini’s excellent know-how in lightweight design technologies guarantee breathtaking dynamics.” Continue reading for one more picture and a video.
From afar, auto enthusiasts may see this Bugatti Veyron knockoff as something found in a bad dream, and it’s true, this monstrosity is actually based on a 1992-1995 Honda Civic Coupe. Worst of all, the entire body is made from fiberglass, without even a hint of carbon fiber. Click here to view this gallery’s first image. Continue reading to see a halfway decent Veyron replica.
Let’s face it, some people just don’t want to shell out the money for a decent anti-theft device to protect their vehicle, but that doesn’t mean all hope is lost. We’ve rounded up seven of the weirdest DIY anti-theft car devices for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them all.
Finally, we get an up-close look at the NSX roadster from Marvel’s upcoming “The Avengers” movie, thanks to Edmunds Inside Line. This vehicle is definitely more than meets the eye, as it was styled after the next-generation 2015 NSX, but features the heart of its 1991 predecessor, complete with interior pieces. Click here to view this gallery’s first image. Continue reading to see it in-action.
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Finally, we get an official look at the Lamborghini Urus SUV. Its “power is expected to be provided by a 5.2-liter V10 that produces around 584 horsepower.” No word yet on pricing or availability. Click here to view this gallery’s first image. In related Lamborgini news, continue reading to see one of the fifteen Reventon roadsters ever made.
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Not just any Jeep accessory, the Action Camper is essentially a drop-in camper that “allows two adventurous souls to explore the vast wilds and enjoy sleeping, sitting, cooking and bathroom use within the confines of their vehicle, wherever they wish to stop.” Click here to view this gallery’s first image. Continue reading for a video showing what it looks like inside the Action Camper.
The Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupe (CSC) has leaked ahead of the Beijing Motor Show, which is set to take place next week. This concept is powered by a turbocharged 2.0L engine that generates 208-horespower. While it may look like something straight from an sci-fi action film, the company does plan on toning its futuristic design down a bit for the 4-door production version. Click here to view the gallery’s first image. In related Mercedes-Benz news, we’ve got a video showing the C63 AMG Black Series Fire Opal hitting the track for you after the break.
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Lugging around electronic equipment can be a hassle for professional DJs, but not with this awesome car, which has all the equipments built into the rear hatch. At the push of a button, the rear extends outwards, providing the DJ with enough standing room to man the turntables. Click here view the first image in this week’s WINS gallery, courtesy of HackedIRL.com. Continue reading to see what happens when an R1-powered go-kart passes a cop.
Set to be officially announced at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, the Citroen Numero 9 not only looks futuristic, but underneath the hood, “there’s full plug-in full-hybrid tech, which Citroen thinks will esteem to 166mpg, 50km all-electric range, 295hp, and 39g/km of CO2.” Video after the jump.
There’s also a deliciously Turbo Outrun-sounding ‘boost’ function, which combines the power of the combustion engine and electric motor, dispatching all 295 horsepowers at once. This means 0-62mph takes 5.4 seconds and it’ll travel a 1,000m in 25.3 seconds from a standing start.
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When you need to transport a group of people in style, limousines are still the best solution for the job. They are usually loaded with high-tech features and can be made from almost any car, even the Ferrari 360 Modena (above). Continue reading to see seven of the weirdest limousines ever.