Showing posts with label c. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 29, 2015
Jaguar C X16 Concept
Jaguar C-X16 Concept

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Jaguar will soon hit the world automobile market. Soon, the famous British manufacturer will soon demonstrate the concept of his future sports car that they named the C-X16.
But before making a global debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 13, Jaguars apparently still being shut last car that reportedly is the incarnation of the legendary car, the Jaguar E-Type.
For heating, Jaguar will not immediately show the original form of this car, but shows a sketch of the car before it is shown next month. Jaguar says the car will be the beginning of the rise of Jaguar sports cars and will aim to set new class standards in design, vehicle dynamics and technology.
"Jaguar is always beautiful, innovative and have looked firmly into the future," says Jaguar design boss Ian Callum like detikOto quotes from USA Today, Wednesday (08/17/2011).
The news says that it is likely this car will use the latest platform XK, although reportedly will have more pandek size of 300 mm from the XK.
The car is expected to carry the coupe model and this roaster has a design of the front which is the development of the Jaguar C-X75 supercar with a headlamp firmly.
C-X16 likely to be launched late next year, using a new generation of V6 petrol engines. It is possible to use a V8 engine versions remain open.
"The concept of C-X16 has the potential to do many things but still retain the ability to surprise, excite and refreshing," complete Callum.
Monday, March 16, 2015
BMW Concept C Scooter at Milan Motorcycle Show EICMA
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| BMW Concept C Scooter at Milan Motorcycle Show (EICMA) |
This is new BMW Concept C Scooter at Milan Motorcycle Show (EICMA).BMW made a splash at last year�s EICMA show with its Concept 6 prototype featuring a new inline-six engine. This year, BMW introduced another concept, announcing its entry into the maxi-scooter segment.
The German manufacturer unveiled its Concept C at the Milan show, announcing it is planning two maxi-scooter models, and possibly an electric drive model. BMW Motorrad Chief Executive Officer Hendrik von Kuenheim hinted at in a story we published in June.
�You know we have naked bikes, we have endures � we invented basically the enduro segment � we have sport bikes, we have touring bikes, and in each of those segments we have enormous offering, so we�re well covered,� von Kuenheim told our correspondent Jeff Buchanan. �This are really two segments � you call it the scooter market, I call it urban transportation market. Yes, BMW will enter this, and we will enter that market with more than just one model, that is in the relatively near future.�
Even without the badging and the blue highlights, the Concept C is clearly a BMW product.
The BMW Concept C is the first step toward that future. The �C� in this case stands for commuter, and it is designed for the urban environment.
BMW hasn�t said how big an engine the Concept C uses, except to say it is a new inline two-cylinder powerplant with a continuously variable transmission. BMW says power and torque figures will be in the top range of the large scooter segment.
The Concept C uses a number of design features found on other BMW motorcycles. The front uses the �split-face� design found on models such as the S1000RR which also inspired the Concept C�s twin-tipped front spoiler. The bash plates and air intakes however were adopted from BMW�s GS line.






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