Prowl

| Thursday, September 15, 2005
Whether you plan to eat healthier, get fitter and trimmer, quit smoking, land that new job or are eager to simply organize that clothes closet ;) ... discover inspiration on how to keep those resolutions you've made work for you in 2006... 'cause these guys have; Some of the new/redesined highlights of the road below in no order:

Vibrant Infiniti: Infiniti by Nissan unleashes the all- new M35, a true harmony of sensuous styling, engaging technology and driving excitement offered in V8-powered M45 and V6-powered M35 versions. Both versions offer a sport package with 19-inch split 5-spoke alloy wheels, sport-tuned suspension, and rear active steering. The M35x features the ATTESA E-TS (Advanced Total Traction Engineering System for All Electronic Torque Split) all-wheel-drive system. Bose Studio Surround Sound System is standard.



The 'off-road' Jeep: A registered trademark of Chrysler Corporation Division, offers the all- new entry in the full-size SUV segment Commander offering: the 335-horsepower 5.7-liter V8 with the Multi-Displacement System, the 235-horsepower 4.7-liter Power Tech V8, and the 3.7-liter SOHC Power Tech V-6 engine.


Lexus: The next-generation Lexus IS challenging both the Infiniti G35 and the BMW 330i comes out later this year with 3.5-liter V6, the new sport sedan will have more than 300 horsepower, a 6-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters will be standard has no Stick shift :( booo !



Volkswagen: VW the owner of Audi, Bentley Motors and Bugatti brings in the next-generation Passat, longer & wider, 3.6-liter narrow-angle V6 that produces an impressive 280 horsepower, teamed with a six-speed Tiptronic the 3.6 will spawn an all-wheel-drive Passat 4Motion. Also expect the “new" New Beetle.



Bavarian Motor Works : 3-Series debuts with an all-new design that blends 3-Series character with new styling elements from the 7-Series and the 5-Series, offers a nearly ideal blend of sportiness, luxury, and safety. The redesigned sedan should have agile handling and smooth 3.0-liter engines powered by a 255-horsepower, 220 lb-ft of torque. Also expected to arrive stateside this fall is the 500-horsepower M5 sport sedan, followed shortly thereafter by its M6 sibling.

Honda: The first Japanese manufacturer to produce cars in the U.S brings out their eighth-generation model CIVIC with all - new fancy look. One of the best small sedans, great fuel economy 1.8-liter single overhead cam 4 cylinder with a new generation of i -VTEC. Horsepower is 140, up 10 to 21 percent from the 2005 Civic engines, while maximum torque now is 128 lb-ft at 4300 rpm, up 12 to 16 percent from the predecessor Civics.
The Civic Si, which comes only with a 6-speed manual and no automatic offers 2.0-liter double overhead cam 4 cylinder with i -VTEC is the most powerful ever for Civic. It generates 197 horses, up 23 percent from the 2005 Civic Si. Torque peaks at 139 lb-ft at 6200 rpm, which is up only 5 percent from its predecessor.


To sum it up what makes 2006 different is the sheer number of all-new performance, or "tuner" versions, coming from some of my favourite models.

Also check out these concept cars:

The exciting 'Concept T' by VW, 177 kW / 241 bhp V6 engine accelerates the Concept T to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds; its top speed is an electronically governed 180 m/h.



The Infiniti Kuraza though it it looks like a shoe!? has three rows of seating and a host of high-tech amenities.





BMW's new 3.0-litre straight-six developing maximum output of 195 kW/265 hp and peak torque of 315 Nm/232 lb-ft.







This 16-cylinder sports car, went on sale in 2003, has a top speed of 345 miles per hour and accelerate to 240 m/h in under 14 seconds.






The New Beetle 'Ragster' with a roof lowered by 150 millimeters.

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