Mercedes-Benz is bringing together the entire AMG lineup, from the C63 AMG to the brutal G63  AMG SUV and the “gullwing” SLS AMG to fire up their engines at the same time and create a mechanical orchestra of sorts.
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Currently, President Barrack Obama is in Israel along with the presidential limo, which was brought from Washington, D.C. to the country for the visit. However, the limo is not going anywhere other than on a trailer and heading back for the U.S.
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Today is the start of a Rolls-Royce exhibition in the Munich BMW Museum for the first time since it took control of Rolls-Royce and finally settled its scuffles with Volkswagen over the brand in 2003.
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By providing suggestions on how to improve motorists driving habits, a new gadget called Automatic is said to better their fuel consumption. The device plugs into your car’s data port and send information about your driving to an iPhone or Android app. Then the app makes suggestions on how to get better mileage and improved performance out of your car.
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Nokian Tyres, the manufacturer who set the previous record in 2012, makes a new world record for fastest car on ice. The company used Janne Laitinen as their test driver who reached 208.6 mph (335.713 km/h) on the ice of the Gulf of Bothnia in freezing winter weather. A previous-generation Audi RS6 was the car that Nokian chose for the job, which provides the necessary power and grip, thanks to its 580PS 5.0 liter V10 engine and the quattro all-wheel drive system.
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To provide what can only be called, “the future of parking”, BMW has announced that its new i brand of eco-machines has signed an agreement with Now! Innovations.
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A three-year-long privacy investigation revealed some disturbing information involving Googles Street View cars. The investigation proved between 2008 and 2010, Google’s cars collected passwords, e-mails, medical and financial records and other private information from home wireless networks. So essentially, Google’s cars sucked in all information available on unencrypted wireless networks.
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Last week, at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, Hyundai unveiled its new European-spec ix35, which gave us a preview of the 2014 Tucson once it makes it to America. Hyundai also showed off a hydrogen fuel-cell electric variant of the new ix35 while in Geneva, and CEO of Hyundai America, John Krafcik has confirmed that it’ll be heading to America and will be offered in all 50 states.
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