July 10, 2007

[Redwood]

-New Mitsubishi Super All Wheel Control System - the tech behind the Evo X
-Subaru Releases Three Part-Epic Series: "2008 Impreza WRX: The Legend Reborn"
-Autoweek drives the Alpina B7 and give their impressions
-The Seven Car Shopping Tips That Count
-Global Warming Threatens Oil Alternatives
-Video: Mercedes C63 AMG
-Night vision: The Version That Works
-Autoweek tests the 2008 Volkswagen R32
-GM may take a hit on the price of hybrid systems to sell more units
-Gear up: Gas prices are climbing again
-Behind the scenes of Hardline, TLC's new car guy show
-Maserati Spyder will have folding roof
-Eight Hot Coupes Face Off!
-(F1) Spyker drops Albers
-New GM Incentives Including Certified Used Vehicles
-Nardo top speed shoot-out
-New Cadillac SRX due in 2011, baby SUV in the works
-Hamann’s new kit for the Lamborghini Murciélago LP640
-Porsche to form new holding company to rival Toyota
-Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz will continue parts sharing
-Top Gear in Botswana?
-2007 ALMS Northeast Grand Prix
-GM To Offer Blind-Spot Detection In Select 2008 Cadillacs, Buicks
-Obsession builds perfection at Lexus
-Mansell and Herbert back in the F1 cockpit for BMW Sauber demo
-VW may build factory in the U.S.
-Nissan Recalling Nearly 141,000 Altimas Over Engine Fire Fears
-Ford Dangling Shelby GT500 KR In Front Of Dealers
-Porsche 911 GT3 Race Track Videos
-2008 Dodge Dakota priced from $20,080
-Video: Car online drives the new M3
-180 photos from the BMW M3 introduction

[Redwood]

Re: July 10, 2007

-Autoweek tests the 2008 Volkswagen R32

Ok, so the R32 has 250hp, weighs 3547lbs with its AWD, is slower to 60 than the old one and costs $33,630 and they've already sold 1000 before it's out (Aug. 25). I'm really hoping the 135i is around $34-35K, because it wiill seems like a bargain in comparison.

I thought this was interesting regarding the old model:
“Demand exceeded supply,” Goggins reports. “The 2004 R32s now sell on eBay for about 85 percent of their original MSRP.”