MotoCzysz E1pc: Fully Equipped

MotoCzysz E1pc: Fully Equipped
The MotoCzysz E1pc is a new motorcycle that features as many extra features as it does standard ones. This motorcycle can accelerate to 120 mph in just 7 seconds, but the most impressive feature is the iPhone dashboard which can use all the iPhone apps like GPS navigation.



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The best new cars for around $15,000 are…

I think everyone should consider looking at cars in the sub-$15K category, even if they can afford considerably more. For their value, fuel efficiency, and fun factor, these are my picks for the best new cars you can get for about $15,000. 

mazda3

The car is low maintenance, fun to drive, extremely comfortable, and safe. It’s roomy enough for five and gets a whopping 32 mpg. 

2010-kia-soul

Certainly aimed at the younger crowd, the Soul is a crowd pleaser even before it hits showrooms this Spring. Our friends at carsforgirls.com called it an “urban chic compact crossover-SUV.” Yep, sounds about right!

 2009-fit

If you’re a Harry Potter fan, you might remember the tent that looks ordinary from the outside, but inside it’s actually more of a mansion. That’s how the Fit is. Somehow, once you’re inside it’s more like you’re in an SUV than a 35-mpg compact.

2009-sx4

The only car under $15K that comes with all-wheel drive standard also has a peppy 143-hp engine and standard navigation. The one drawback is a hit on fuel economy when compared to these other cars, but sometimes the security of AWD is worth it.

2009-civic

You get front-seat side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags, active front head restraints… plus the legendary Honda reliability. The Civic, even in base dress, just doesn’t have a drawback.

If you had a $15K budget, would you rather buy a new car from this list, or a used car for the same price?

-tgriffith



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2010 Pagani Cinque Roadster

2010 Pagani Cinque Roadster Car Wallpapers

New limited production Pagani Cinque Roadster takes advantage of the incredibly light carbon-titanium fibre body used in the previous Cinque to keep weight down at only 1 210 kg, that’s exactly the same as the Coupe.


Pagani Cinque Roadster’s got the 498 kW AMG engine, ceramic-coated titanium exhaust system, magnesium/aluminium wheels and a magnesium/titanium suspension. Pagani offers a zero to 100 km/h time of 3.4 and a zero to 200 km/h time of 9.6 seconds seconds from its 678bhp V12 Mercedes-sourced engine.


Produced in a limited run of five, the Cinque Roadster will set you back about £1.1 million before taxes.


[Source: Pagani]




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Yamaha files patent for Enduro bike with CVT transmission

Yamaha recently filed a patent in the United States for an enduro motorcycle with a continuously variable transmission. The CVT, as it's better known, is one of the most efficient means of transferring power in an automobile application. Yamaha, as well as nearly every other manufacturer of modern scooters, already uses simple CVT transmissions in its line of small-bore scooters, but the gearless transmissions have yet to make an appearance for off-road applications. While the inherent efficiency of the design is one reason we are interested, we also imagine that the single cylinder engine design used by nearly every off-road motorcycle would be well suited to the CVT's strengths. New riders would likely appreciate the ease at which the machine would operate, as no gear lever or traditional handlebar-mounted clutch lever would be necessary to access the smooth and steady acceleration. While durability could be a potential concern, we're looking forward to seeing what the tuning fork company is able to work up.

[Source: Gizmag]



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Neander turbo diesel motorcycle now street legal



The awesomeness that is the turbo diesel-powered Neander monster-cycle has now received the regulatory blessings of the proper authorities in the Bundesrepublik Deutschland and is finally heading for production this fall. If you'll notice in the photo above, the beast-in-question is completely surrounded by Polizei and yet none are reaching for handcuffs, tickets books or other constabulary paraphernalia. Ok, that one guy on the left looks like he's unsnapping his holster but we have it on good authority that he was merely reaching for a stick of gum.

According to the folks at Neander, zealous officials from the TÜV pored over every mechanical and structural detail, from the never-before-seen fork design to the physics-defying wheelbase before giving it their seal of approval and bowing down in awe. Despite all this, company chairman of the board, Lutz W. Lester, put his own backside on the line and drove the machine with counter-rotating crankshafts for as many kilometers as was necessary to ensure the handling and comfort was at the top-notch level it needed to be at. It was.

[Source: Neander]



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The Little Nürburgring: Ferraris in their Natural Habitat at Mont Tremblant

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2009 Ferrari Challenge at Le Circuit Mont-Tremblant – Click above for high-res image gallery

We’ve always found the idea of going on safari or a diving expedition rather intriguing. But while we can appreciate…



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Janelle Ha: Has The Last Laugh

Janelle Ha: Has The Last Laugh
Janelle Ha is not only one of the hottest up and coming import models on the scene, but she’s also a full time college student at UNLV. Can you imagine being at one of your local school parties and just happening upon a girl like Janelle Ha. That is proof that dreams really can come true.

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