Autos covers everything that rolls, sails, flies and anything in between.
lack of hilly terrains in the urban area to enjoy the downhill thrills? then we say, do the downstairs instead. yup. that’s right, going down the stairs and that’s what the aptly named Stair-Rover can and will let your do. the Stair-Rover is designed from the ground up to let you “surf the entire city” and
the Vanquish may have you covered as far as comfort, luxury, and the need for shuttling between Amsterdam and Paris with speed are concerned, but it lacks of an element that any summer-loving speedsters want: the wind in the hair. and hence, there is the 2014 Aston Martin Vanquish Volante. the drop-top version inherits many
when we first heard about the Scrooser Electric Scooter, we didn’t expect it to look like this. seriously, it doesn’t even look a bit remotely like an electric vehicle. our first impression was, it was a macro-size skatescooter (but it does have seat, though – so i guess that really makes it a scooter after all). so where’s the engine? where’s the battery module?
for all intents and purposes, helicopters are never designed for speed, but for hovering which allows them to perform what traditional fixed wing crafts can’t and go to places where other crafts can’t. as such they have been doing pretty damn well in areas such as transportation of crews to and from oil rigs and
destined to replace the 3 Series Coupe, the 2014 BMW 4 Series Coupe is set to roll into the UK market this October starting at £31,575 and late summer in the US starting at $41,125. let’s just say that the 4 is a more matured version of the 3, or kind of like
these days people like us are just plain lazy. instead of walking to the convenience store that’s just three blocks away, we chose to hop on into our gas-guzzlers. however, if there is the Rover Electric Scooter, then that would be a different story altogether. its somewhat chunky but lightweight aluminum construction hides away a three-phase brushless DC motor
feeling like a boss? well, then Suzuki has the right bike for you: the 2014 Suzuki Boulevard M109R B.O.S.S. actually, the here B.O.S.S. is not the boss, boss, but the acronym for Blacked Out Special Suzuki. and being so named, it does indeed has various parts blacked out, including the rearview mirrors, handlebars, clutch and brake levers, handle switches
it would be perfectly fine if frictional billionaire cum superhero Bruce Wayne were to be the spokesperson for Lamborghini. it would not be as appropriate for the Man of Steel. it is just so off. spandex suits, perhaps, but definitely not a luxury sports car. however, a truck, in this case a power wagon coming from RAM
there are many ways to dump your excess millions and one of most worthy would be acquiring an exotic ride such as this Pagani Zonda Revolucion Supercar. by now, if the mere mention of Pagani doesn’t ring the exotic bell, we really don’t what will. still powered by the AMG-sourced 6.0-liter V12 like the Huayra, but
unlike vintage bicycles, contemporary two-wheel pedal-powered rides look best without fenders (aka mudguards) and naturally, comes without any. on a dry day, that doesn’t seem like a huge issue, but when the weather gets wet, that’s when you will have back full of problem – literally. any cyclist knows this:
unlike Lamborghini who marked its 50th years in the business with an exceedingly exotic concept, Porsche chose to celebrate the 50 years of its iconic model 911 with a more earthly ride – the Porsche 911 50th Anniversary Edition.