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Nissan GT-R Track Pack arrives..with velcro seats
The first deliveries of Nissan's 2012 track-focused GT-R have reached UK shores, with the first lucky owners receiving their cars soon.
The new 'Track Pack' GT-R is lighter, faster and harder offering drivers an extra edge on circuit.
Lotus in China, Malaysia and Indycars..
At this week's Auto China motorshow in Beijing, Lotus have been showcasing a limited edition Evora GTE specially adapted for Chinese roads. Meanwhile new owner DRB-Hicom has confirmed the sportscar maker is not for sale - yet, and Lotus say they've raised their IndyCar commitment by reducing the number of cars it supports from five to three.
Schumacher vs Schumacher on track in their DTM and F1 cars (w/VIDEO)
Michael and Ralf Schumacher - perhaps the world's most famous racing brothers, drive for the same company, Mercedes-Benz. And with the 2012 DTM season starting next weekend, what better way to show the German car maker's credentials that to film both of them in their DTM and F1 cars on the same track.
Spend it like Beckham. Range Rover Evoque Special Edition (w/VIDEOS)
When the Range Rover Evoque was first revealed at the car maker’s 40th anniversary party at Kensington Palace (in association with Vogue magazine), the occasion was perhaps most significant by the announcement that Victoria Beckham (of Posh Spice fame) would be the new Creative Design Executive for Range Rover.
Eterniti launches the 180mph Artemis. The world’s fastest SUV, for now..
So what will people make of the new Eterniti Artemis? The new London-based car maker set out two years ago to produce 'The World's First Super-SUV', but have they managed to achieve anything more than a tuned Porsche Cayenne?
MG builds its own Countryman Coupé
MG Motor has caught the imagination of more than just Auto China visitors today, with its new MG Icon Concept. Fans on the car maker's Facebook page are already pledging their support to buy their own Icon, should MG decide to bring it to production.
Lotus CEO, Dany Bahar
The trouble with journalism and news reporting is that most of the writers pass comment on things which they invariably have little or no personal experience of. Some are able to separate their egos or ambitions from the subject and present a balanced view, but all too often a writer can become drunk on the power they have to influence other people's opinions.
McLaren earn a seat on the board of Formula One
News which arose this weekend that McLaren had been given a seat on the board of the sport’s holding company alongside Ferrari and Red Bull, came amidst pre-float preparations as Formula One gets ready for a listing on the Singapore stock exchange this summer.