03 May
Posted by GCF as Miscellaneous
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The 2009 FIA GT Championship kicked off this weekend at England’s stoic Silverstone circuit, and with it a number of new racing machines – including competition versions of the Nissan GT-R, Audi R8 and Ford GT – started their bid for the crown. But at the front of the field was another beast entirely. While other racing series tend to go with more mainstream, albeit high-end vehicles to set the pace at their events – Corvettes at Indy, Bimmers at MotoGP, Mercedes AMGs at F1 grands prix and DTM – the FIA GT Championship has opted to go with something decidedly more obscure: the Wiesmann MF5. |
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[Source: GermanCarForum]
Brake distance 100-0km/h: 36,2 m / 34,7 m
Facit:
A clear victory for the Porsche Cayman S. In the dynamic Criteria leaves the revised central engine Porsche the SLK no chance. The better Suspension comfort, the alternatively open roof and the clearly lower price speak however for Mercedes. The reinrassigere sports car is the Porsche. By the new engine and the new transmission became the Cayman still more sharply, more porschiger. Briefly a car, which is worth nearly each sin.
Source: GermanCarForum
07 Feb
Posted by GCF as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Miscellaneous, Porsche
I’ve had fun doing a few photo-edits of this 4 rivals with multiple angles !
I’ve tryed to be quite objective in photo choices…
I let you make your own judgement but for me the choice is quickly done…






Let me know what you think !
13 Jan
Posted by NSL as Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Miscellaneous

Hyundai’s designs have come a long way over the past few years, and much of the credit is due to the company’s chief designer, Joel Piaskowski (above, front). But while the Korean automaker was reportedly shocked when its accomplished stylist resigned last month, the automotive community wondered what was in store next for the young talent. Car Design News now appears to have answered that question, indicating that Piaskowski is headed to California to lead Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design.
Source: Backwards World: Mercedes reportedly swiping Hyundai design (chief) – Autoblog, Via GermanCarForum