Thursday, September 29, 2011
'68 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
'99 BMW E39 M5
Let's face it, you get four hundred horsepower, xenon lights and impressive zero to 60 times - somewhere around four seconds. The 1999 model year has the same tire footprint that all other model years have: 18 inches in the back...per side.
Keeping those steamrollers on the pavement is also another m5 engineering marvel: BMW's DSC or Dynamic Stability control software. As soon as it detects a slide, the throttle is retarded by some very aware and sensitive software.
Many drivers have said that the DSC feature in all model years is too sensitive and it should have increments from super safe to off. In later model years (2000 and up) BMW M5 engineers included the ability for DSC to also provide braking input in the event of a more serious slide. Either way you cut it, the e39 m5 has terrific handling characteristcs with or without the DSC button on.
For a real blast however, turn it off and go play with the M5 to really feel what those four hundred horses are all about.
Some have said on forums that the e39 is the strongest M5 ever built by BMW. Better than the current design for its 'hot-rod' like qualities and manual shifting.

One of the greatest joys in buying and owning a used e39 1999 bmw m5 is the ability to manually transfer and control all that power with a clutch and stick. There's something primal about driving this highly refined car with complete manual control.

Monday, September 26, 2011
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
'01 B.Engineering Edonis
First Car of the 21st Century
On January 1st 2001 in Modena the first car of the 21st century will be unveiled. Significantly, 21 units will be produced.
As this work is committed to paying homage to creativity whether technical or aesthetic, each car will bear the name of a famous inventor or artist from each century.
This car is the work of a team of engineers who have left their work on the history of GT and racing cars . Through this emblematic creation we wish to express and share with all enthusiasts our personal vision of the car. Furthermore, this is to be done within a context of great creative freedom made possible by the absence of commercial constraints.
This achievement seeks to affirm that the car must remain a thing of creative passion, as well as an extraordinary human adventure.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
'95 Audi RS2 Avant
Although it was never exported outside of Europe, except for a few to Hong Kong, South Africa, Brazil and New Zealand, the RS2 has amassed an impressive cult following worldwide, and it is often regarded as being the vehicle that finally firmly established Audi as a producer of practical high performance vehicles; its estate body, seating for five persons, and Audi's 'trademark' quattro permanent four-wheel-drive system as standard - made it usable as a comfortable daily driver, even in poorest of weather conditions.


The "RS" initials stand for RennSport (from German, literally translated to "racing sport", actually meaning "motor sport"), and is Audi's highest performance 'top-tier' trim level, positioned distinctly above the "S" ("Sport") specification level of Audi's regular model range. RS cars are usually produced in limited numbers over a limited time scale, and pioneer some of Audi's latest and most advanced technology and engineering prowess, therefore, "RS" cars could be described as halo vehicles. Whilst RS cars generally command a much higher purchase price, compared to their 'lesser' brethren, they also retain very high residual values too.

'95 Audi RS2 Avant blue