The latest BMW Z4 Coupe, first showcased in the Frankfurt Motor Show, 2005 is definitely one of the best two-seater sports cars today. It is all set to give all the lovers of sports cars a whole new experience of driving and is surely to change the rules of the road.
The A udi TT sprang on to the scene in the U.S. automotive industry in the autumn of 1999. The car created quite a stir in the sports coupe segment and also revitalized the brand in the process. It had a very stylish design which could be recognized very easily anywhere on the roads.
The rear of the car looks even more powerful and dynamic due to its broad wheel arches. The lights of the car look beautiful with the three-dimensional effect and its robust exhaust tailpipes together with the diffuser and a centrally located fog light at the rear add to the overall appearance of the car.
The 1935 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere Coupe comes across as the most memorable Rolls-Royce of all time. It makes most other car Rolls-Royces’ look obsolete by its sheer size and stature. The Jonckheere Coupe has an imposing length and menacing curves. Its oversize grill makes most other cars look old-fashioned and boring.
The remarkable car which came during the art Deco movement of the 1930s had a modern style and mathematical geometric shapes contemporary of its time. Because of its circular doors the car is also known as the “The Round Door Rolls”. The design which originated in the Rolls-Royce factory in Great Britain was shipped to Belgium where it reached Henri Jonckheere who along with his sin was renowned in entire Europe for making car and bus bodies.
The Jonckheeres made an extravagant body which eventually won the ‘Prix de Cannes’ award. The car has oval doors and sliding left and right vents. It also happens to be the only few Phantom I which had modified grill. Max Obie restored the car with silk headliner and seats that could be folded into beds.
Are you too fascinated by old classic cars? Then, here is a news for you. The old and well-maintained 1940 Chevy Special Deluxe Coupe model is out for sale. This Street Rods vehicle can be yours now. Manufactured in 1940, this Chevy Special Deluxe Coupe car has been driven only 20000 miles till now and is in very good condition.
1940 Chevy Special Deluxe Coupe features Teal Green color in its exteriors and comes grill painted to match the color. It has its headlights relocated in its grill. On the other hand, its driving lights have been mounted under the front splash. Its hood decked opens from the interior. It incorporates a battery and a fuel fill hidden in its trunk.
I would like to dedicate my first post in this blog to this very interesting English car – Ford Consul Capri.
Consul Capri was introduced to English public in year 1961. It was proclaimed as the “first personal car from Ford of Great Britain” – basically Consul Capri is a 2-doors coupe version of of the Ford Classic saloon, the first British Ford model. It was designed by Roy Brown, the designer of notorious Edsel model. During the construction and designing, Consul Capri had an internal name “Sunbird”, which meant that it is some kind of hybrid of Ford Thunderbird and the Sunliner.
The vehicle was quit unusual for that time because of such features like disc brakes, four headlights, variable speed wipers, dimming dashboard lights, and a cigar lighter. Consul Capri was equipped with 1340 cc Straight-4 ohv engine, which was replaced in August 1962 by its enhanced variant with 1498 cc.
The first 200 Capris were hand-made left-hand-drive cars for continental Europe. During all the lifetime only 500 cars were sold. Their production was to expensive and retail price was rather high too. Ford Consul Capri was discontinued in July 1964 – after 2,5 years of production only.
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