The Latest Renault Cars
Renault have now been producing cars for over a century and they continue to maintain their reputation for launching quality vehicles for the British motorist to this very day.
Among the new range of Renault cars is the Twingo, the brand’s own super-mini. It is a sports styled vehicle with plenty of space in its interior. There are options to personalise the Twingo. Also in the range is the GT and Renaultsport.
Another vehicle with a very sporty style is the new Clio. This car comes as either a three-door or five-door, and provides plenty of room for passengers. This elegant car also boasts the new Carminat TomTom integrated satellite navigation system right across the range.
And if you want a car that is both versatile and adaptable the newly designed Kangoo could be the vehicle for you. The new model has airbags for driver and passenger, two sliding doors, headlights with “see me home” function, a folding front passenger seat, overhead storage compartments and a multi-position parcel shelf. Read the rest of this entry »
New Porsche Models For in 2012, a Brief Guide
The luxury German sports car manufacturer Porsche is not a company to sit on their laurels and watch the world go by. Even in with the current economic uncertainty, Porsche are bucking the trend and seeing there vehicles excel in sales around the globe.
Ever since the first Porsche cars were exported outside of Germany across Europe and to the USA they immediately have had a loyal following. First with the Porsche 356 in the early 1950′s and then again in the 1960′s with the now cult classic 911 model, Porsche have always kept their fan base wanting for more.
So it’s no surprise to find this prestigious German sports car company has some new models up its sleeve for 2012, as well as some new cars featuring new technology on the horizon too.
Probably the most talked about car from Porsche this year is the new Porsche 911 (or 991 as its also referred as) and will be initially featured in two models, the Carrera and the Carrera S. The 911 is still the fundamental lifeblood of the Porsche sports car range and most of the range has adopted styling influences from the 911, as you can see glimpses of this across the line up. Read the rest of this entry »