Suits for Sale
- Momo driving racing suit large nomex sfi 3-2a/5 certified(US $350.00)
- Simpson race suit fire suit(US $150.00)
- Sparco rs-5 racing suit fia 2000 approved, blue, euro size 50(US $399.99)
- Sparco superleggera m-9 ergo racing suit, 00112160gr, gray, euro size 60(US $799.99)
- Pedal car parts, steelcraft pursuit plane crankshaft assembly(US $137.99)
- G-force racing gear 4380clrrd gf505 racing suit-one piece-double layer(US $269.99)
Honda EV-Ster
Thu, 01 Dec 2011One of Honda's many debutants at Tokyo 2011 was the EV-Ster concept. The tiny two-seat roadster boasts an electric rear-wheel drive layout beneath the ‘dynamic and innovative' exterior styling. The heavily defined flanks and short over-hangs give the EV-Ster a sporting stance, the extensive use of carbon composites further confirming this, whilst the DRG boasts the familiar alternate energy family graphics.
Toyota FT-86 leaks out. Well, FT-86 with Modellista extras
Thu, 27 Oct 2011Toyota FT-86 leaks out (click picture for full size) It’s no real surprise that the first photos of the Toyota FT-86 in production trim have leaked out from a printed brochure ahead of the official reveal at the Tokyo Motor Show next month. After all, printers have a lead time to get hard copy brochures printed and there’s nothing that leaks quite as much as a printer with a scoop on his desk. So we get treated to what appear to be the first proper pictures of Toyota’s FT-86 (for the Subaru BRZ just add Subaru badges in your head), and it looks quite bit more aggressive than we’d expected.
BMW ActiveHybrid X6 (2009) first pictures
Thu, 13 Aug 2009By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 13 August 2009 10:30 This is BMW’s new ActiveHybrid X6, the company's first full production hybrid car. With two electric motors mated to the twin-turbo V8 powerplant, BMW claims its new SUV is not only the world’s most powerful hybrid, but also offers a reduction in fuel consumption and emissions over the equivalent petrol-only X6 by around 20%. And all to the ‘joint enhancement of driving pleasure and efficiency’. Mmmm… No – there’s actually two electric motors.