Porsche RS Spyder: Weissach's newest racing weapon

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Hartmut Kristen, Motorsport Director and Dr. Ing. Frank-Steffenn Walliser, General Manager Motorsport Strategy discuss the Porsche RS Spyder racing program. Kristen believes that they not only sell a car, but also provide the service so they have to find a right balance between quality and quantity and Walliser is pleased with the results of the program.

United States, Interview, Automobile racing, Kristen, Hartmut, Walliser, Frank-Steffenn

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2006 Porsche Cayman S: New star of the family

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Test drive is being conducted on 2006 Porsche Cayman S priced at $74,945 that includes standard equipments like front, side and side curtain bags. Results show that upshifts are precise and effortless, repeated stops showed zero brake fade or loss of pedal pressure and the car showed good traction around the skippad, exhibiting mild understeer.

Luxury automobiles, Porsche Cayman (Automobile)

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AC propulsion Civic

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San Dimas, CA-based AC Propulsion Inc. has developed an electric-powered version of the popular Honda Civic. Unlike other electric vehicles, the AC Propulsion Civic is a powerful performer. However, it is also quite expensive at $75,000.

Evaluation, Electric vehicles, Honda Civic (Automobile)

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