The Carlovers Magazine

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• 2011 Aston Martin DB9 – Prettiest Aston Martin
• Audi Q3 Confirmed for Shanghai Auto Show
• Suzuki Swift Tuning Parts
• 2011 Saab 9-5 Review
• 2011 Saab 9-5 Review
• Open Race Thread: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Samsung Mobile 500 | Texas Motor Speedway
• Ford’s Shanghai Auto Show: EV’s, SUV’s, MPV’s
• Changfeng’s CP2 sedan to get first airing at Shanghai Auto Show
• Haima’s new mini car
• Tessmann heads difficult Silverstate qualifying

2011 Aston Martin DB9 – Prettiest Aston Martin Posted: First Look: People 200 years back would definitely would have thought that Horses wont be their primary mode of transportation in future, and the same is the case with Cars, even they wont be our primary mode of transportation in future. And whenever that day come and we starts using flying sorceres, mankind will look [...]

Audi Q3 Confirmed for Shanghai Auto Show Posted: Earlier this week the Western automotive press went crazy for the new Audi Q3 SUV, being a Chinese car focused blog this kind of slipped off radar, our bad. The market for luxury crossovers has boomed in China, Audi were the first to introduce the Q5 as a locally produced vehicle into China with their [...]

Suzuki Swift Tuning Parts Posted: The car and motorcycle manufacturer Suzuki has released a new line of tuning parts for the recently launched Swift hatchback. These aftermarket accessories really give the new Swift an aggressive look with the addition of a custom front fascia, side skirts, roof mounted spoiler, new rear bumper, and vinyl graphics for styling. Suzuki also offers [...]

2011 Saab 9-5 Review Posted: The all-new 2011 Saab 9-5 is the cure for traditional German luxury sedans. It’s also a sign of the times we live in, choice, choice and more choice. Buying a car can sometimes feel like buying cereal, you walk into a supermarket and there are hundreds of choices, brands you’ve never heard of offering flavours [...] Original article from: Australian Car Advice - Australia's largest independent Auto site. 2011 Saab 9-5 Review

2011 Saab 9-5 Review Posted: The all-new 2011 Saab 9-5 is the cure for traditional German luxury sedans. It’s also a sign of the times we live in, choice, choice and more choice. Buying a car can sometimes feel like buying cereal, you walk into a supermarket and there are hundreds of choices, brands you’ve never heard of offering flavours [...] Original article from: Australian Car Advice - Australia's largest independent Auto site. 2011 Saab 9-5 Review

Open Race Thread: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Samsung Mobile 500 | Texas Motor Speedway Posted: Don't you think David Ragan looks a little awkward in this picture?  I'm sure he'll get to feeling a little more comfortable with winning poles as the season progresses because I foresee a lot more Ford drivers taking poles and w...

Ford’s Shanghai Auto Show: EV’s, SUV’s, MPV’s Posted: Ford are signed up in China with state owned power house Chang’an Auto, Ford maybe one of the American Big Three but in China they are considered mid league in terms of sales, 2010 sales amounted to just over 580,000 vehicles where as GM sales were at 2.35 million and even Hyundai sold 700,000 cars [...]

Changfeng’s CP2 sedan to get first airing at Shanghai Auto Show Posted: Does anybody remember Changfeng? They were a rustic manufacturer and practically dead partner to Mitsubishi, they turned out the 1991 Mitsubishi Pajero for the People’s Liberation Army and had a half-hearted attempt at making its own SUV line up off the back of the short wheel base Pajero. Guangzhou Auto recognized a bargain on wheels [...]

Haima’s new mini car Posted: Haima’s last new mini car, The Little Prince, was a terrible looking thing that sold in miserable numbers and was actually billed as a ‘QQ Fighter’, but in actual fact it was a major flop. Haima have gone back to the drawing board and have come up with the below concept that we will see [...]

Tessmann heads difficult Silverstate qualifying Posted: Friday morning was looking promising for the racers. It was a bit cool, but the clouds looked sparse and the wind would cause much more than a rustle in the bushes. The R/C gods wouldn’t let that last long though. After a few hours the winds picked back up and racing got just a bit [...]

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