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Porsche Released there new Panamera sedan to day at Shanghai International Auto Show in Shanghai, China. The Cost of the Panamera S start's at $89,000, 4S will cost $93,800, and the Turbo will ring in at $132,600, which is a bit more than the Cayenne Turbo. The U.S. sales will begin around October.
The Panamera S is rear-wheel drive, and can sprint from zero to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds on its way to a top speed of 175 mph, also the Panamera 4S can hit 60 in 4.8 seconds it also has the same top speed. Panamera Turbo all-wheel drive, sets a zero to 60 time of 4 seconds flat and a top track speed of 188 mph. By the way Porsche is also planning a hybrid variant of the Panamera. The hybrid version will come out later this year.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
No Need for Gas Money Part 2
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7:30 PM

This would be cool to have, to ride around in town with some friends, and maybe even as a cool old school Taxi. Would be a good way to make money I wonder if it is legal to ride a hours in California. Ill have to look that one up and get back to you.
This is just another helpful tip on how to save gas money.
So stay tuned until next time on Cars North & South.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Peugeot 407 coupe
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7:08 PM

The design of the car is to keep the air flowing smooth, but at the same time holing the car to the road ahead.
This car also comes with electrically controlled variable shock absorbers, which change every couple of miles. Each absorber is separate and has 9 presetting for it.
I find this car to be pretty cool and I would totally drive this in the states if they every change the laws and Peugeot becomes a brand there as well as Renault, and others.
So stay tuned until next time on Cars North & South.
ALL NATRURAL
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12:35 AM
Thursday, April 16, 2009
No Need for Gas Money
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kazoku
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8:27 PM

I remember when I was a little boy I was living in Queens New York and every morning on my way to daycare I would see people riding their horse around and also some police use horses too, wich is a good thing because that means they would be doing the earth a favor by not polluting it.
So stay tuned until next time on Cars North & South.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Russian Lada 2105
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7:14 PM
It is a medium-size Family car that was Introduced in 1980, this car was different from a few western cars, these are the differences.

It is a tough car that has a thick steel body, and has secondary suspension blocks, which would allow you to drive for a long distance with over a ton in the car while the suspension is sitting on its end stops. The seats where high with an upright position, which made it much easier for elderly people to get in, and out of the car. There was an out of date styling with a standard finish.
The steering gear had a large amount of back lash, it also is very hard to turn the car. The paint work usually did not match the standard colors well. By the way this car has been repainted white with blue stripe's on both sides of the car, also the vents are painted blue.
There is a Turbo model Lada called the Lada 2107 Turbo which was sold in Finland.
So stay tuned until next time on Cars North & South.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Quick tips on how to save gas
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kazoku
at
5:55 PM
So first of all let’s have some fun with this.
- If you are going to the store near your home you should walk there so that you don’t have to spend your gas money.
- If you are going to go visit your friend that lives about a mile or two away you can pull your bike out, and have a nice little work out at the same time you will be saving gas.
- The best way to save gas is to try and not use your car that much.
If you must, here are some helpful tips that have helped me when I drove 50 miles a day to school.
- Buy gasoline in the early morning when it is at its highest density.
- Place gear into neutral position while at a standstill.
- Keep your car tuned-up
- Car pool.
- Don't speed.
- Cars get more mileage at a steady 55 mph.
- Never rev engine before you turn the car off.
- Avoid traffic jams.
- Make sure to always use your gas cap and tighten it properly 3 clicks.
- Do not weave back and forth through traffic.
- About every other day I would check my tier pressure because the pressure changes as the weather changes.
- I always got my oil changed regularly, doing so helps put less strain on the engine of the car, therefore allowing less gas consumption.
- One way you can change your cars gas consumption dramatically is if you remove any heavy objects from your car.
- If possible keep your car as empty as you can.
- Try your best not to leave your car in idle which means to let the engine run but the car is not moving, this does not mean turn your car off at every single stop light you see.
- Also keep your car in the garage so that your gas does not get to cold or to hot, which would allow the gas to evaporate.
I hope that this will help you out and I will be updating; Quick tips on how to save gas.
Stay tuned until next time on Cars North & South.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Nissan 300ZX Twin-Turbo
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kazoku
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2:38 AM
Seen in Albany CA, a rare Nissan 300ZX Twin-Turbo parked next to the train tracks with gold 18 inch deep dish rims.
You don't see this cars around that often in Albany. This car is also know as the twin-turbo Z32 Aka Fairlady.
Did you know that the twin-turbo 2+2 (four seat model) was never sold in the United States. There is a conversion process, which usually costs less than $10,000, which can be performed by mechanics familiar with the Z32.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Welcome to Cars North & South.
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at
10:00 PM
Welcome to my new blog Cars from North and South. Where I will be bringing you up close and personal with distinct and rare cars from California to Chile, and for your viewing pleasure I will be posting photos of cars that you may have thought where obsolete, or non existent. I will also include photos of modified cars.
I will inform you of Performance mods and gas saving tips. In the near future I will also talk about interesting, and a fun car sponsorship program that I have joined in the past and have had a great experience with.
Stay tuned tell until next time on Cars North & South.
I will inform you of Performance mods and gas saving tips. In the near future I will also talk about interesting, and a fun car sponsorship program that I have joined in the past and have had a great experience with.
Stay tuned tell until next time on Cars North & South.
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