Spyker C8 Aileron Spyder Gone Topless and looking GREAT.
Spyker unveiled the Spyker C8 Aileron Spyder to the wealthy masses at this weekend’s Pebble Beach Concours.
As with its hard-topped twin, the C8 Aileron gets the same Audi-sourced 4.2-liter V8 mounted behind the driver and pushing 400 HP through either a six-speed manual or automatic tranny. In order to maintain the dynamic driving experience its price tag and power warrant, there’s a Lotus-designed suspension sitting under the attractive, though polarizing, metallic skin. Read more…
BMW photos from the 2009 Tokyo Import Car Show brought to you by WheelSTO
What could be considered to be “the Oscars of the car modding world”. The Tokyo Import Show brings out some of the best tuning/modding companies in the world, along with a variety of high quality car parts manufacturers. Read more…
Cannonball Run Actor Dom DeLuise Dies at 75
Dom DeLuise, the comical actor known in the automotive enthusiast community as the big funny guy, starring in “The Cannonball Run” movie alongside of Burt Reynolds, died today at the age of 75.
“I was thinking about this the other day,” Reynolds said in a statement released to TVGuide.com. ”As you get older, and start to lose people you love, you think about it more, and I was dreading this moment. Dom always made you feel better when he was around and there will never be another like him. I never heard him say an unkind word about anyone. I will miss him very much.”
He will surely be missed!
Perry Stern from MSN Autos Does Car-Talk With Automotive Addicts
November 6, 2008 by Malcolm
Filed under Automotive, Interview, Media
Just a few weeks ago I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Perry Stern from MSN Autos on a few recent topics circulating the Automotive World. Perry is very knowledgeable in the automotive field and currently works with MSN Autos which is designed around research for new and used vehicles, extensive auto show coverage, basic automotive research and other automotive related material.
You can visit MSN Autos at autos.msn.com
View the video after the jump
