The BMW 1 Series has been spotted doing testing to cater to the consumer market following the success of cheaper entry level sedans. This is to compete with entry level sedans from Mercedes Benz and Audi, including the CLA and the A3. The car will have a different design from the hatchback due for an LCI next year as well. BMW fans can expect this car out on the market in late 2015 or early 2016 with a price that’s lower than the 2 Series.
This Audi RS Q3 prototype seems to have xenon plus headlights as well as LED daytime running lights that are standard for the vehicle. It also has a gaping intake and black mesh that makes it different from the first RS models from 2013. The prototype still has the single exhaust pipe, much to the disappointment of many fans. However, the car does have 19 inch wheels. The new RS Q3 will have a 5 cylinder, 2.5 liter turbo engine.
High Rollers, this S-class convertible is sure to amaze and transform anyone on the fence to being diehard Mercedes fans. This new S-class is carefully wrapped in the most secretive of camo that you can’t even tell what sort of details are underneath.
What we know is that it will have all kinds of luxury amenities standard, like parking assist, reverse camera, 12.3 technology display, and a state-of-the-art Infotainment module. The engines will be twin turbocharged for an insane amount of power with an all-wheel drive. Don’t expect this monster to be out on the market any time soon though, as this is the 2016 model. What you can do is check the Frankfurt Motor Show in the summer of 2015 for more updates.
The new future car 2016 Acura NSX spotted testing yesterday on the Nuburgring has caught on fire during the session. The occupants in the car have reportedly escaped virtually unharmed but this inferno just means that Acura has officially entered the supercar territory. The well known exotics like Ferrari and Lamborghini have caught on fire before, so catching on fire has become somewhat of a cult requirement before a company can join the supercars category.
With a touch of irony, this NSX is the exact same car photographers caught only yesterday has been reduced to a mass of charred metal remains. You shouldn’t be worrying about it too much though, as car manufacturers really test their new vehicles to their ultimate limit before they fix all of the issues accordingly.
Based on these new spy shot photos, it looks like the future car Acura NSX is back. While it will still bear the Honda name in most countries, the new NSX has tons of different colors, badging, and grilles for a more fierce and aggressive look. The shape of the new NSX is visibly evolving with extra sculpting given for the doors and a really nice side intake. This NSX will also get a really nice LED treatment, just like many Acura models are equipped with a higher end lighting system.
What’s a mystery is the car’s hood vents because it’s so carefully covered under all of that camo wrap but it should be pretty impressive. The price tag on this new NSX is sure to be over six-figures, giving it some credibility when it asserts its status as a luxury brand. The NSX will have a dual-clutch automatic transmission with a hybrid powertrain V-6 engine.
