730D BMW 2009

The meaningfully advanced turbocharger system with changeable consumption geometry supplies flowing evolvement of superior power fitted to the corresponding driving surroundings, with maximum power and supreme harmony at all times.

Above and beyond the lengthy wheelbase, the long and stretched-out engine compartment lid and the short body overhang at the front, the passenger compartment moved relatively far to the rear and the low and sleek roof line characters the dynamic proportions of the new BMW 7-Series.

TTS Coupe Audi 2009

The TTS represents the Audi brand's Vorsprung durch Technik in its very latest form. The TFSI engine in the TTS takes the two Audi technologies of gasoline direct injection and turbo charging and blends them to form a perfect partnership.
At the very first glance, the Audi TTS confirms its status as the dynamic top model in the TT program. It highlights of its design are the standard 18-inch aluminum wheels and the headlamps – restyled bi-xenon units with LED daytime running lights.

R15 TDI Audi 2009

The R15 symbolized Audi's entrance to the quite new model ideology making its way into sports car racing design.
The design of the front wheel fairing was formed in such a way as to turn the air outward toward the side of the car.

750LI BMW 2009

The new BMW 7-Series simply comes with BMW's trend setting iDrive dial method helping to motivate and intellect all amusement, knowledge, direction and telecommunication parts figured also as norm or as an choice.

A wide range of lightweight characteristics - containing the doors, roof, engine compartment lid, side panels and the engine crankcase made of aluminium - improve both the productivity and the lightness of the new BMW 7-Series.

330D Sedan BMW 2009

The 330D is not just a fuel-miser anyway, for that weighty torque form certifies it has the appearance probable of a six-cylinder BMW.

In spite of having meaningfully more torque than any other BMW 3 Series Sedan, the 330d return's unbelievably frugal fuel consumption at 6.8-litres per 100 km on the combined fuel cycle.