Deal: APR 2011 2.0 TFSI ECU Upgrades – $549 single program, $599 fully loaded
APR just launched their 2011 2.0 TFSI B8 A4/A5 & Q5 ECU Upgrades and they’re on sale until March 8th. A single program is $549 and a fully loaded ECU is $599. A fully loaded ECU gets you 4 programs, program switching, security lockout, fault code erase and anti-theft. No clumsy external devices required to switch programs. Contact your local APR dealer for installation.
From GoAPR.com
Going through my Facebook feed this morning, something caught my eye. Concept art for the new A3 Sedan. All I can say is “That’s Hot.”
After many ramen-fed and caffeine-assisted months of coding, design, research and content creation, the Car Overload Beta website is now open for business. We’d like to give a big thanks to all of our Alpha and Beta testers for kicking the tires and providing such valuable feedback.
Car Overload is like one big strainer for online automotive content…except, well, sexy. Don’t you get tired of having to sift though page after page of content in an effort to find, share and discuss the stuff YOU are interested in? Put simply, our goal is to filter out the noise and amplify the signal. Sounds like a lot of work right? Well….it is. And we’re just getting started. (more…)
BMW’s newest M-car is about to be released and to help promote the little bugger they’ve launched a series of videos. The third and final video launched yesterday so we thought you might like to check them all out in succession.
Incase you haven’t heard, the new rocket from Bavaria is the 1-Series M Coupe. BMW enthusiasts know why it’s not called the “M1″, but if you’re questioning the name, there’s some history behind the M1 name that BMW does not want to mess with. I think they made the right decision.
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Perhaps the next best thing to owning and driving an E92 M3 around the Nurburgring would be jumping into a simulation of said experience in Gran Turismo 5. I have yet to play GT 5, but in Forza 3 it is definitely a blast.
Today at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show Porsche pulled the covers off of a new, sportier Cayman. They’ve named it the Cayman R.
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I just couldn’t help myself. This video from Remy is just hilarious.
If you are traveling in a car at 268 mph, you don’t really want a lot of distractions. The cockpit of the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport is very clean, simple and elegant. And it better be for close to $2 million. It certainly looks like a nice place to be.
Come on people.
I gave Nissan a hard time a couple of months ago about their current styling choices. But I will give them one thing, their cars cannot be mistaken as anything else. At the very least, Nissan is being original.
Chrysler on the other hand is well….not. Their cars are either retro throwbacks or something you’ve already seen before. To me, it literally looks like the 2010 Saab 9-5 and the 2011 Chrysler 200 were either designed by the same person or they had the same teacher.
The lines on these two cars look so similar it is depressing. The headlights, grille, taillights, door handles, windows, fog lights, holy crap…..
Do you agree? Or am I seeing things?