Category: Car News

A Teaser Image of Vengeance Supercar Is Revealed. 

British design company Kahn has revealed a teaser image of its new bespoke two-door supercar, Vengeance.

Based on the current Aston Martin DB9, the Vengeance uses the DB9’s chassis, structure and interior but features a brand new body. The sports car is likely to keep the existing DB9’s 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine, which produces 510bhp and manages 0 to 62mph in 4.6 seconds.

The company founder, Afzal Kahn, said that each car will carry a plaque in the boot signed by every member of the team who built it.

The wide-bodied sports car will enter a limited production of just 5 Vengeance models later this year, with ten more to follow in 2016.

The Vengeance will join Kahn’s other bespoke designs, such as the £1.4 million Aston Martin One-77 and the Flying Huntsman, and is expected to cost around £300,000.

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A Glimpse Into The Future Of Audi TT.

Audi has revealed its new Audi TT Clubsport Turbo concept, hinting at the German car maker’s plans for future models.  

With an eye-catching rear wing, the heavily reworked two-seater features a newly developed 2.5-litre five-cylinder petrol engine and two electrically driven turbochargers, boosting a total power output of 592bhp. Audi claims that the new TT Clubsport needs just 3.6 seconds to sprint to 62 mph at a top speed of approximately 192 mph.

Audi’s head of research and development, Ulrich Hackenberg, said that the car is closed to production and stated that “electric turbocharging signifies a new dimension.” He added that Audi is the first car maker to present the electric turbocharging on both diesel and petrol engines.   

Another key technology from Audi is the 48V electrical system, which supplies electrical energy to the E-Turbo system and can also be used to power all the conventional 12‑volt electrical ancillary features.  

More details of the new TT Clubsport will be revealed at the 2015 Wörthersee tuning festival on the 13th of May 2015. 

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Oracle Finance are proud to announce that they have now received full authorisation from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to trade under its new regulatory regime.

The FCA gave the green light following a rigorous and stringent 12 month application process, making Oracle Finance one of the very first brokers in the UK to receive full authorisation.

The detail of the authorisation allows Oracle Finance to act as a credit broker, provide debt adjusting and counselling and to continue lending its own money.  

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Bentley SUV, ‘The Bentayga’, is coming soon…  

Bentley officially confirmed their first ever SUV, called the Bentayga, will go on sale in 2016.

Named after ‘Roque Bentayga’, a rugged peak in the Canary Islands, the name is designed to capture the wide variety of climates and terrains that the Bentayga will be capable of tackling.

A new teaser video released shows small glimpses of the SUV’s luxury fixtures and fittings, the controls and the technology featured on the car. 

Bentley has not yet revealed specific technical details but the Bentayga is expected to get the firm’s 12-cylinder W12 engine, a V8 and a plug-in hybrid version.

With a possible list price of around £140,000 the car is expected to be the most luxurious SUV.  Bentley’s Chairman and CEO, Wolfgang Dürheimer, stated that “Bentayga…will do better than any other car in the world” and added that the combination of the best automotive luxury with outstanding performance will “take the Bentley experience to new environments.” 

4,000 people have already pre-ordered the Bentayga, even though its price is not yet known.

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All-New Ford GT Supercar!

Designed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Ford GT racing cars, the new Ford GT supercar has been spotted testing on the roads.

With a striking design and sleek body-styling with lightweight materials, Ford promises that the GT will produce more than 600bhp, challenging  the world’s most prominent supercar manufacturers, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren.

The new supercar is powered by Ford’s next-generation twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine, paired to a seven-speed dual clutch automatic gearbox.

Ford’s CEO and president, Mark Fields, stated that the new GT is “… a showcase for all our latest technology, including EcoBoost performance and aerodynamics.” 

The interior of the new supercar is clearly race-influenced with an ultra-contemporary two-seat cockpit cabin, scissors doors, and an F1-style steering wheel.

To preserve its exclusivity, the new GT will be built in limited numbers of around 250 a year.  First deliveries are expected at the end of 2016 and although Ford hasn’t revealed a price tag yet, it’s is expected that the new supercar will cost around £250,000. 

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