The 2010 Jaguar XJ
The 2010 Jaguar XJ had been introduced this week in London. The very own typical Jaguar XJ is till made like the wire grille, but the the sides body is designed in a little bit straight down which looks more aerodynamic. The glass top of the Jags has two sunroofs, with small triangular windows behind the main rear side windows.
- Jaguar XJ
The audio streaming is supported by bluetooth, the stereo system is provided by Bowers & Wilkins, with specification of 1200W amplification, features two USB ports for iPod and other kinds
Jaguar XFR the Speed Demon
- Jaguar XFR the Speed Demon
Jaguar XFR has been made on road test in Wimbledon. Jaguar XFR can run on the road up to 155mph maximum. The luxury of Jaguar XFR accessories is defined with 7″ touchscreen digital Freeview TV in Dolby Pro Logic II audio system , which also able to be used to stay tuned in DAB radio, and playing music from iPod or USB stick.
Jaguar XFR has an ASL button on the centre console, that combines the car’s automatic speed-limiting feature. In time the steering wheel points 60km, the Jaguar Drive gear selector clockwise from D to S (for sport), tugged the left paddle that lies behind the steering wheel then accessing the first gear.
James Bond Spy Car Produced Only 200 Units
A dream car that was very much inspired by superspy James Bond’s car has been made. This supercar was made by Exclusive Motor Cars in partnership with Mark Stuzka.
Mark Stuzka is a businessman, who definitely understands exactly how to flatter the markets. The car will resemble the James Bond’s, which will be completed with some accessories a-la James Bond, a set of guns and missiles. Though they are the fake ones, but it seems that satisfaction and sensation was the point of it.
This car was actually designed based on Ford Mustang, a sort of sport car V8 with an much wider wheelbase than the normal ones. Some people considered, this car looked like Aston Martin ( as seen as Die Another Day ).
This ” James Bond Spy Car” will be produced in only two hundreds units. The first forty units have been ready to launch, with the cost per unit up to $125,900.
