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Friday, September 5, 2008
Final Fantasy 7.
This car kind was the one that kind of got me noticed on this forum. Several versions existed, including one design types of Sephiroth, Cloud and Tifa. The original car was gifted unlocked to a few people so I wouldn't be suprised to see it spammed one day.
But the first version of it was this one - on both Porsche 997 GT3 and Ferrari 430, but one off versions appeared on other cars too.
Labels: porsche
Since the new Pontiac G8, which is based off the European Holden Commodore SS-V, will be introduced tomorrow at the Chicago Auto Show, I thought it would be nice to add some wallpapers to the database. And for information purposes, the new G8 will be packed with a 6.0L V8 with 362 horsepowers. If you like it, the new G8 will arrive in showrooms by early 2008. Those 20-inch wheels look lovely as well.
Labels: Pontiac
Monday, September 1, 2008
Aston Martin will resume production of cars under the brand Lagonda
0 comments Posted by xot at 9:00 AM

The company intends to Aston Martin in the next few years to revive the legendary brand Lagonda, under which the British automobile manufacturer plans to produce a new line of cars. According to the publication Car with reference to the statement by the head of Aston Martin Ulrich Betsa (Ulrich Bez), the first model to appear Lagonda 2012.

Ulrich Betz said that the cars produced under the brand name Lagonda, will receive an excellent model of the exterior design of the exterior Aston Martin, and will not be a sports and luxurious and powerful sedan. More specific information on future machines Restored Lagonda at the moment are not reported. According to Betz, such cars will be sold in more than a hundred countries worldwide. Note that Aston Martin now sells its machines only in 32 countries.
Recall that mark Lagonda was founded in Britain early last century and after World War II joined the company Aston Martin. Under this brand of small print runs (no more than 600 copies) issued sedan, created on the base model Aston Martin, as well as various concept-retribution, to demonstrate to the international motor show.
Labels: Aston Martin, Lagonda












