Volkswagen revealed 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Black Turbo edition for US

Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Volkswagen has revealed the new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Black Turbo edition car for United States.
The 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Black Turbo edition car is powered with 2.0L TFSI turbocharged engine system with 200 bhp and 280 Nm of torque. The car is connected to the DSG gearbox.
The 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Black Turbo edition car has special features include 18-inch alloy wheels with red calipers, rear spoiler, fog lights and black finish for exterior. The interior of the car has three color ambient lighting, sport cloth seat upholstery and additional kaeferfach glovebox like the original Beetle.
The 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Black Turbo edition car will be obtainable only through pre order program. The production of the car will be limited to 600 units. The down payment of $495 is required for the pre order. The price of the car is $24,950.

Zenvo Automotive announced Zenvo ST-1 50S Special Edition car

Monday, June 13, 2011
Zenvo Automotive and Red Sea Distribution announced Zenvo ST-1 50S Special Edition car for US.
Zenvo ST-1 50S
The Zenvo ST-1 50S car is powered with Zenvo designed 7L supercharged and turbo charged V8 engine system. The car produces output of 1250hp and 1500nm of torque. The car is connected to Standard F1 7 speed transmission. The car production was limited to 3 units.

The Zenvo ST-1 50S car features individually numbered vehicles with Special Edition Plaque signed by the engineers and owners, special individual monogrammed seats and Magnesium Wheels. The cars will be available in following colors Intense Red, Crystal White and Mediterranean Blue.
The Zenvo ST-1 50S car was supplied with exclusive complimentary Swiss made ASPEN Zenvo watch worth $49,000. The price of the car is $1,800,000.00.
Zenvo ST-1 50SZenvo ST-1 50S

Driving Tips for Saving Gas

Driving today can cost a lot of money, not just the cost of insurance and buying a car but gas itself has become a huge cost too. We are all searching for ways to save gas from a tune up changing the fuel injectors and a new fuel pump to changing out the air filter but how else can we save gas. There are a number of techniques to employ when trying to pinch at the pump. There are also a ton of urban myths that come into play about how to save gas.
Making the most of the fuel in your tank is easier than most people think but it does take a little planning. The main enemy of gas mileage is drag and weight, the more a motor has to haul around the more it has to work. Fancy body kits and spoilers may look cool but they kill mileage and aerodynamics that the car is built around.  Weight is a huge factor and many of us carry around many lbs of extra weight in the car. No I don’t mean we all need to lose weight in order to get better gas mileage but maybe take items that are not needed out of the car. Every one of us has a friend who has a trunk full of stuff and there is a good chance that they are paying for a lot more gas then they need to.
Another myth that people believe is accelerating slowly will save gas, this is not always true. Rapid acceleration will lower mileage but medium acceleration will get the car to the optimum fuel saving range faster and in most cases will allow for more fuel savings. The main enemy in the fight to save fuel is braking, when the brakes are applied they basically turn fuel into heat. To avoid this, try coasting to stop or in a manual car down shift to slow the car, the engine will cut the fuel to the motor and save a lot of fuel. With modern cars taking the vehicle out if gear will almost always result in more fuel being used over just coasting in gear.
The bottom line when you are trying to save fuel is all about efficiency, the more efficient you are the more gas you’ll save. Just remember car companies spend millions to make a car as efficient as possible so trust that engineering and it won’t let you down. 
 

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