Showing posts with label Cayenne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cayenne. Show all posts

May 22, 2010

Tuner - 2011 Porsche Cayenne By TechArt Revealed

TechArt Tuned The New 2011 Porsche Cayenne
Techart released today its first tuning programme for the new Porsche Cayenne which recently made its debut at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show. The tuning package includes individualization options for the exterior, the engine area, and the interior of the SUV. Now don’t get too excited because this kit is just the first one from the German tuning firm and is not actually the "Magnum body-kit" you all waited for. The exterior changes for the new Cayenne are minor and include trims painted in custom color or in carbon fibre. Inside, Techart brings a new rear-seat-entertainment system and a new 3-spoke sport steering wheel with paddle shifters. The design of the car is completed by the new Formula and Formula II light alloy wheels as well as Formula III forged light alloy wheels in dimensions of 20 to 23-inch. These wheels can be painted in order to match custom colors. Also, the tuning fir offers an engine styling package with carbon cover as well as the sport tailpipes in polished stainless steel. Hit the JUMP for more Details!!

Apr 21, 2010

Porsche Panamera First Ever Porsche's Taxi

Helluva 500-HorsePower Taxi Ride

Late for work? Or maybe late to go to the airport? In Germany, they have their own specialty to beat the traffic - A 500hp "taximera" ride around town. The battle between the fastest taxi ride in Germany has gone wild. This time around the Porsche Panamera has been used as a taxi in Germany, and has warn their rivals, the famous 500hp V10 BMW M5 - the ring taxi ride. Now anyone can feel and ride a half-a-thousand horsepower car. Enjoy the exciting video after the jump and see how the customer reacted in a 500hp V8-Turbo Porsche Panamera.

Feb 12, 2010

3D Virtual Car Configurator



CAR CONFIGURATORS

web 3d makes it possible to create complex “configurators", which help users, through a simple visual interface, change the features of an object by testing the variations in colour and adding available accessories and then testing and visualising it with a complete 360° view.