Getting Inside Some of the Hottest Cars
Thursday, November 20th, 2008High-end cars can be like Chinese porcelain vases. You want to touch these autos but are too afraid to break them. The same can be said about cars such as Ferrari and Lamborghini. You look at the car and your jaw drops in awe. You’re itching to get inside and turn the wheel, sit on the comfy seats, and experiment with the controls, but you’re scared that you may scratch the car.
If you ask people what the hottest and most beautiful cars for them are, expect to get many different answers. That’s understandable since different automobiles possess varying qualities and features. Plus, we all have different taste in regards to the best sports cars. Some of us like classic cars, others just like fast cars, and still others prefer hot new cars.
Caranddriver.com compiles some of the hottest cars in town. Here are some of the cars you may drool over:
Produced in 2007, this was the first mid-engine sports car for Audi. The R8 is an impressive car. It features a beautiful interior and comes equipped with cool features: a 7-inch monitor that comes with the audio system, anti-theft alarm, xenon lights, LED rear lights, vehicle noise compensation system, rear view camera, acoustic parking system, and a radio/navigation system.
The sports car interior is designed beautifully. Its steering wheel is similar to other Audi sports cars. The interior can be trimmed in leather. Two people can be comfortably seated inside while the back offers enough space to store luggage.
The Audi R8 is an all-wheel-drive vehicle. It has a V8 engine that produces up to 420 horsepower. It is a beautiful car, priced in the range of the Porsche 911 and the BMW M6.
The 2009 Mercedes Benz CLS550 is equipped with a 382 horsepower, 5.5 liter V8 engine similar to the Mercedes Benz E550. It has some changes from its previous model such as a four-finned grille, larger side mirror, and rear lights. There is a new voice control system, Linguatronic, installed in this model.
Pontiac Solstice Coupe
The Pontiac Solstice Coupe, which was a shelved plan by General Motors, has a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that creates 173 horsepower. Despite the slight changes in its body and style, it is still similar to the older Pontiac Solstice especially in terms of fuel economy, braking, acceleration, and handling.
This automobile has removable panels placed over the driver and passenger’s head. The roof has aluminum brackets that support it. While the roof has some additional support materials, the body style has a small increase in curb weight. It also has a flat cargo floor and sufficient storage compartments.
Unlike the old Porsche Cayman, this new model has a higher horsepower 3.4-liter engine that provides 295 horsepower. With this kind if engine, you can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in just 5.1 seconds. The design of the Cayman allows it to have a firmer road grip even in high speed.
It’s similar to the Porsche Boxter in some ways. The difference lies in storage. The Cayman has two storage trunks, one in the front and one in the back. Aside from that, its back storage area is larger since it doesn’t store a folding roof.
Buyers have the option to have a Cayman that comes with any of these features: active suspension management, sports chrono package, automatic climate control, surround sound system, parking sensors, self-dimming rearview mirrors, and rain-sensing wipers.
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