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Auto Gallery | The 2009 Seat Ibiza
Spanish manufacturer SEAT has recently released a new image gallery of its 2009 5-door Seat Ibiza that will go on sale in Europe this summer. The 2009 Ibizia is the work of Belgian car designer Luc Donckerwolke (former head of design at Lamborghini) and later this year, Seat will also release a 3-door variant, along with the FR and Cupra versions.
Photo Update (Source: SEAT)
Auto Gallery | Audi Q5 S Line Uncovered
Audi has uncovered an S Line version of its recent SUV-model. Some of the exterior styling updates of the Q5 include 19-inch wheels with an optional 20-inch alloy and a new grille with matching mesh-pattern of air vents around the fog lights. The interior was brushed up with some aluminum and a three-spoke steering wheel with multi-function capability. Seats are layered in Nappa or Alcantara trim with the S Line logo embroidered. The engines remain standard (TDI 2.0-3.0 or Petrol 2.0 TFSI).
Photo Update (Source: Audi via World Car Fans)
Auto Gallery | Rieger Tuning Audi A4 3.0 TDI
The Audi A4 3.0 TDI from Rieger Tuning made its world-premiere at the 2008 Tuning World Bodensee Show in Germany. Having received both styling and mechanical upgrades, this A4 has an output of 297Hp powered by its 3.0-liter V6 turbo diesel engine. Apart from the upgraded suspension and brakes, the German tuning firm also added new front and boot spoilers, a carbon-fiber rear diffuser with four exhausts and 20-inch alloys.
Photo Update (Source: Rieger Tuning via CarScoop)
Auto Gallery | Minichamps Baby Car Logos
The Brazilian advertising agency Dentsu has created a ‘baby car logos’ campaign for miniature model producer Minichamps. Consisting of four print ads, the adverts depict Ferrari, Jaguar, Lamborghini and Maserati logos in baby-super car-form. Compare with the originals below.
Photo Update (Source: Minichamps via Marcofolio.net)
Auto Gallery | 2008 Maserati A8GCS Berlinetta
Making its debut at the 2008 Villa d’Este Concours d’Elegance, the A8GCS Berlinetta has not gotten all the attention it fully deserves. Built by the famous Milan coachbuilders, among the best in Italy, this Maserati-based high performance sports car has an output of about 400Hp (298.3 kw). The stunning Berlinetta was designed by the young and still relatively ungoogled (only 786 hits!) Belgian designer Louis de Fabribeckers.
Photo Update (Source: Autoblog.nl)
