Monday, 2 May 2016

Toyota Car


Of the many car companies in Indonesia, only Toyota has many types of cars. Japanese company to make Indonesia as the most potential market in Southeast Asia. Various cars priced products ratuasan million, ready for you Boyong to your home.

Toyota itself has many luxury cars for hundreds of millions of rupiah. For example, Toyota Alphard in bandrold 1.3 Milayard. Not only cars are expensive, but they also have Toyota Agya are priced very cheap at the price of 100 million rupiah.

Almost all types of cars manufactured Toyota sold in the market, because they not only produce sedan type car or suv course, but they also produce trucks are very interested in Indonesian society. With so many types of cars owned Toyota, automatically they are able to reach all people in accordance with their respective needs.

With its technology, making Toyota as one of the best car manufacturers in the world, not only in Indonesia but they are also known around the world with quality products and has a very good factory standardization

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Saddam Child’s Car


Saddam Child’s Car - Long after the fall of Saddam Hussein after the invasion of Iraq, the remnants of Saddam's family still feels the glory today. Luxury car collection one of Saddam's son, Uday Hussein could still be seen. Although cloaked in sand, rare cars like the Ferrari F40 is still maintained until now.

Launched Carbuzz, Tuesday (12/06/2012) triumph Uday Hussein was killed in 2003 ago to this day is still felt. One of the legendary Ferrari F40 a model which is endangered is still parked despite the dust and sand-covered.

This car is one of the most exotic cars in the world with the backing of a V8 engine that is equipped with a twin-turbo that can run off up to 100 km / h in just 4.5 seconds. Peak speed of cars parked in the Erbil region has been able to penetrate up to number 323 km / h. When the war broke out, this car with other luxury cars abandoned Uday who was known as a collector car.

20 The Most Favorite car


Towards an advance loan rate increase car sales in the month of May 2012 suddenly jumped back to just above 90,000 units per month exactly 95 499 units. This is a new record car sales in Indonesia.

What are the cars most people hired Indonesia?

In the top spot, Avanza and Xeniadeath duet and Kijang Innova remains unshaken. But the new face of Suzuki began to spread threats. Yes none other than the MPV Ertiga directly sent as many as 3402 units in May.

Here's the full list of 20 best-selling car in the month of May 2012 which were derived from the association said:


  1. 16 137 units of Toyota Avanza
  2. Kijang Innova 5997 unit
  3. 5956 Daihatsu Xenia unit
  4. 4607 Suzuki Carry pickup unit MT
  5. 3402 Suzuki Ertiga unit
  6. Toyota Rush 3057 units
  7. Grand Livina 3000 units
  8. Daihatsu Gran Max pickup 2949  units
  9. Toyota Yaris 2698 units
  10. 2518 Mitsubishi L300 pick-up unit
  11. 2363 Honda Freed unit
  12. Mitsubishi T-120 unit mini pickup 2347
  13. Honda Jazz 2344 units
  14. Daihatsu Terios 1877 units
  15. Toyota Fortuner 1772 units
  16. Suzuki APV 1695 units
  17. 1641 Honda CR-V unit
  18. 1442 Daihatsu Gran Max minibus unit
  19. Toyota Hilux 1399 units
  20. 1332 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport unit

Overpriced, Lexus LFA Super Car Bought The Rich Clear


Car For Child Expensive - Japanese supercar, Lexus LFA fails to enter Indonesia. Failure because the price is too high for a car that powerful for the size of the rich Indonesia.

"We've offered to the rich man. But the price is deemed unsuitable. Finally we decided not to be sold," said President Director of PT Toyota-Astra Motor (TAM), Johnny Darmawan to detikOto in Darmawangsa Hotel Jakarta, Wednesday (13/6 / 2012).

LFA of 500 units produced, Indonesia get a ration of 2 units at a price of USD 9 billion. Having not find a suitable price, finally allotted to them for sale to other consumers in the world who are attracted to the super car.

"Finally, baseball go. Price USD 9 billion. Indeed, after having viewed the specifications are very fitting, body carbon and advanced technology. But what can we do," Johnny said, without identifying who the buyer's LFA. Lexus LFA super-car is a design that does not have the characteristics of Japan. The engine uses a V10 gasoline engine with a capacity of 4805 cc.

Machine that has a code-1LR I was able to produce an output power of up to 412 kW (560 PS) at 8700 rpm with maximum torque of up to 480N / m at 6800 rpm.

With that much power, Lexus LFA can go from 0-100 km / h in just 3.7 seconds and can run up to a maximum speed of 325 km. In Japan there, LFA sold for 37.5 million yen, or about USD 3.903 billion.

Safety Car For A Child


Safety Car For A Child
Safety Car For A Child - The car has been a 'private property' of the adult. But that does not mean kids can not drive it.

This is Camatte Toyota concept car, this car is a Toyota car that deliberately to entertain family. Anyone can drive it, including parents and children.

Just do not drive on public roads, because this car is special only be used in a private residential complex.

Camatte is currently on display at International Tokyo Toy Show 2012 Tokyo Big Sight in Koto Ward, Tokyo.

The funny, the car can be changed at will by changing various body panels of various colors. So kids can learn the basic structure of the car with tinkering with his car. Camatte has two types of car body that is Camatte Sora, the unique green and Daichi Camatte glance similar jeep.

Is it safe while driving the kids? As with any used car for driving courses, this car has a brake pedal and the rear seat to help children to drive.


The Newest Motorbike-Car


Described as a "motorbike-car" hybrid, the Lit C-1 two wheeler uses a set of futuristic electronic gyroscopes to ensure it remains upright and balanced, similar to the technology used by Segway scooters and the recent Honda UNI-CUB.


 

Monday, 4 June 2012

10. Rolls-Royce 10hp Two-Seater


Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
Rolls-Royce 10hp Two-Seater
Bonhams
Price: $7.25 million
This price makes the veteran vehicle not only the most ever paid for a pre-1905 car, but also the most for a Rolls-Royce. The hammer dropped at this record breaking price at Bonhams’ annual Olympia Motoring Sale in London on December 3rd, 2007

9. 1929 Mercedes-Benz 38/250 SSK


Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1929 Mercedes-Benz 38/250 SSK
Bonhams
Price: $7.4 million
This Mercedes-Benz SSK was one of thirty three built and was sold at a Bonhams auction in Sussex in 2004. It is one of the very few Mercedes that survived the 20s and 30s without help from restoration, a true original Benz.

1962 Ferrari 330 TRI/LM Testa Rossa


Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1962 Ferrari 330 TRI/LM Testa Rossa
RM Auctions
Price $9.2 million
The particular model is the last Ferrari race car to have its engine in the front, and it was driven by Phil Hil and Oliver Glendebien at the Le Mans in 1962. It was sold in 2007 at an RM Auction held at Ferrari’s assembly facility in Maranello, Italy.

6. 1937 Mercedes-Benz 540 K Spezial Roadster


Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1937 Mercedes-Benz 540 K Spezial Roadster
RM Auctions
Price: $9.68 million
Of the twenty-five 540 K Spezial Roadsters, only a limited few were created in the long tail style with a cover over the single spare tire recessed into the rear deck, one of which is the car offered here. It is believed only three are known to exist and such cars rarely, if ever, come to market, much less publicly. This Spezial sold at RM Auction's 2011 Monterey event.

4. 1931 Duesenberg Model J Long-Wheelbase Coupe


Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1931 Duesenberg Model J Long-Wheelbase Coupe
Gooding & Company
Price: $10.34 million
Commissioned by one of California’s wealthiest and most eccentric residents, this Duesenberg Model J Coupe was conceived without concern for expense, practicality or contemporary trends. In its specification and detail, it shows no regard for mass consumption. In its scale and power, it surpasses the era’s grandest expectations and its survival is due to the efforts of just five protective caretakers. This sold at Gooding & Company's 2011 Monterey auction.

5. 1931 Bugatti Royale Kellner Coupe

Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1931 Bugatti Royale Kellner Coupe
Christies' Auction
Price: $9.7 million
This fifteen foot Bugatti Royale is one of only six that were built. Its huge 12.7-litre engine was originally meant for use in aircraft, and it is one of the largest ever fitted into a car. This example was sold in 1987 during a Christie’s auction at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

3. 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder


Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder
RM Auctions
Price: $10.9 million
This 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder was formerly owned by Oscar winning actor, James Coburn. U.K. radio personality Chris Evans won with the bid at the RM Auction “Ferrari Leggenda e Passione” in Maranello, Italy on May 18, 2008.

Classic High Class II

2. 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa
Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa
RM Auctions
Price: $12.2 million
After being in the number one spot for 2 years, this 1957 Ferrari 250 TR got bumped off the number one spot by it's predecessor. It sold for $12.2 million at RM’s Leggenda e Passione event in Maranello, Italy. This TR is one of 22 pontoon-fendered sports racers that were built in 1957 and 1958, but the car’s incredible racing history puts it far beyond others. With breathtaking looks, fantastic performance and handling, this is a true connoisseur’s Ferrari.

Classic high Class Car

1. 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa Prototype
Ten Most Expensive Cars Sold At Auction
1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa Prototype
Gooding & Company
Price: $16.39 million
The development of the Ferrari 250 TR began in early 1957 with the car pictured here. 0666 TR is the First 250 Testa Rossa built. It has an eight-year international racing history at premier venues and has been driven by the greatest names in motor sport. In 2011 at Gooding & Company's Monterey auction, it won the honored title of being the most expensive car ever sold at auction.

MISCELLANEOUS THINGS TO LOOK FOR.


  • Inspect tires for correct size/tread depth/pressure.
  • Do all the tires match?
  • Does the spare match?
  • Inspect luggage compartment for rust.
  • Is there a jack or tools?
  • Check windshield wipers condition.
If at any time during your inspection the seller tries to point you in a different area of the car or wants you to take their “word” that something is in good working condition, it’s an important signal to look more closely. Only when you have completed a check list like this will you have a good understanding of the car’s imperfections.
Make copious notes on everything and discuss what you find with a trusted mechanic. He can then provide a close estimate on any repair costs to assist in your negotiations with the seller.
It’s time to open up the hood.
  • Check for oil leaks
  • Inspect air filter for oil.
  • Check the oil for water/sludge/clarity/level.
  • Inspect timing belt/chain.
  • Check all fluid levels.
  • Inspect belts for wear and fraying.
  • Check hoses.
  • Inspect wiring.
  • Inspect engine mounts.
  • Look for water pump leaks.
  • Pressure test radiator cap.
  • Look for fuel pump leaks.
  • Inspect fuel filter.

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Kia Soul offers a soul awakening experience

Interior is filled with funky red, giving drivers a perky sensationNot only is it funky-looking, it drives much better than before
The Kia Soul adds more character to a car that already had plenty of it when it was introduced in 2010. What do Julian and Nicholas have to say then?



Nicholas will probably claim that the facelifted Kia Soul is more tea than coffee because of the soothing sensation the car exudes, and also because he has a lump on his back that looks like a single testicle.

Very fortunately, since I love coffee and I do not have lumpy stuff on my back, I can only enjoy the Kia Soul in an exciting manner and come up with several things that can elevate this boxy car from something you want to something you might just need.

I suppose it's the same with the rest of the cars that we review. We drive many different ones - some good, some bad, some powerful, and some that deserve respect. Then out of the blue, there's this boxy-looking car that literally takes the word 'funky' for its design. It's no hot rod, but it has this positively frantic effect on you. No, it's not love. It's more like the average Joe you'd meet on the busy business district where time is money. Somewhere along the lines of the adrenaline rush you get after you down that double-shot espresso.

This brings me to the recently launched facelifted Kia Soul. When it was first launched in 2010, the Soul marked Kia's initial foray into the funky market, pitching against the likes of the MINI Copper and the Citroen DS3. But unlike its peer, the Soul has the bittersweet taste of a brewed awakening. It has a lively effect on occupants, thanks to its quirky looks and funky red interior.

Zone 1 and Premier Walkabout ticket holders now enjoy an enhanced experience

Race promoter Singapore GP announced today that the Singapore Flyer will be fully integrated into Zones 1 and 2 of the circuit park for the 2010 FORMULA 1 SINGTEL SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX
This will allow Zone 1 and Premier Walkabout ticketholders complete access to the Singapore Flyer grounds.

The partnership with Singapore Flyer allows grandstand and hospitality suite ticketholders at the Pit, Turn 1, Turn 2 and Republic (Turn 3) Grandstands, as well as Formula One Paddock Club and Premier Walkabout spectators unlimited rides (subject to capacity) on the giant observation wheel. Paddock Club and hospitality suite guests will have dedicated express lanes to board the Singapore Flyer, which offers a unique vantage point of the Marina Bay Street Circuit some 165 meters above the track. The new integrated layout further enables Zone 1 ticketholders to better explore the Circuit Park, which has also been expanded to include the Double Helix Bridge this year.

2008 Formula 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix Ticket Sales Hit the 95% Mark

Ticket sales for the 2008 FORMULA 1™ SingTel Singapore Grand Prix continues to be brisk as the countdown clock hits the 40-Day mark.
"More than 95% of the tickets have already been sold, with 40,000 of the 100,000 tickets available per day, or 40%, sold to purchasers outside of Singapore,'' said Mr Teo Hock Seng, chairman of Singapore GP Pte Ltd, promoter of the world's inaugural night Formula One race. "Over the three day event over 300,000 spectators will get to enjoy this unique race".

The strong sales performanceis impressive, given that Singapore GP initially planned only 70,000 tickets when launched in February 2008. Though this number was subsequently increased to over 100,000 in the last few months, less than 5% of tickets are still available.

Formula 1 Preview - Singapore Grand Prix







Into the 14th round of the 2009 Formula 1 Grand Prix season, we take a look at what the drivers think of their upcoming race in Singapore this weekend.
McLaren Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton: "Last year’s inaugural Singapore Grand Prix was a real example of how to host a new Formula 1 race - fantastic facilities, slick organisation and a unique and interesting track that was not only fun and demanding but also really forced you to push to the limit and take a few risks to get the best from the car. I remember my race in Singapore last year was all about damage limitation - I was driving with one eye on the world championship and wasn’t going to take too many risks. I was happy to finish on the podium. This year, it’s very different - I know I’m out of the title hunt and I want to attack these last four races, pushing for as many victories as I can."

Heikki Kovalainen: "We really seem to have discovered the sweet-spot of this year’s car. I’ve had points finished in every race since the Nurburgring, and we’ve got some interesting new upgrades in the systems that are planned for the Singapore race. Of course, racing at night is what really makes this event unique, but the lighting system is so fantastic that you tend to forget that you are even racing in the dark! Singapore is the sort of circuit that should suit our package - there are lots of slower corners and we’ll be able to use KERS to our advantage. Overall, the city is also a fantastic backdrop to what has already become one of the best circuits on the Formula 1 calendar."