Lexus IS 2017

Lexus has unveiled a slight restyling of its compact sedan star, the Lexus IS. Available both as a hybrid version with petrol engine (only some markets), the IS receives several changes to internal and external level to remain one of the best selling range from the manufacturer.

Outwardly, the Lexus IS keeps intact its essence, receiving only minor changes to the front and rear that resemble the latest release of the Japanese manufacturer, the Lexus 500h LC. Thus, the saloon has new bumpers in the front include a prominent air intakes and a new grill that folds back at a higher point, thereby changing their upper and lower proportions to provide greater visual impact.

Porsche 718 Cayman 2017

The new 718 Cayman has experienced significant development, both in design and technology. Its proportions, voluminous air intakes on the front and sides and low side profile, highlight the most dynamic.

To be consistent with the increased performance of the car brake system, which uses discs 330 mm in diameter on the front axle, while the rear become 299 mm is reinforced. 718 Cayman now carries the brake system that was previously reserved for the Cayman S. Meanwhile, the Cayman S 718 uses four-piston calipers 911 Carrera, combined with brake disks six millimeters wider.

Peugeot 3008 2017

In 3008 the French brand offers us what he has called a true incarnation of the modern automobile, imposing and technology. The new 3008 will mount the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems including: alert away with brake function, change alert active lane, warning of loss of attention, control of lights, signal recognition speed limit, adaptive cruise control with Stop function (automatic transmission), active monitoring blind spots, Visio Park 360 and Park Assist.

The model will feature the Grip Advanced Control , a system that makes use of optimized traction control with five levels of adherence (normal, snow, mud, sand, ESP OFF) controlled from a located on the center console button.