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Simply Clean event vol. 2

The time has come for another good car meet in Central Florida that everyone can enjoy. We are happy to announce that Route 46 Entertainment District will be holding SC2 at their location. It really is a beautiful venue with great food, great atmosphere and plenty of parking.

Please visit SimplyClean and take time and view the pics so you can get familiar with what to expect when you attend Simply Clean 2.

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New Bugatti Veyron get 1200hp?

The Bugatti Veyron is already the benchmark setter for the fastest production car in the world. How would you improve something that already has 1001hp and can top 253mph? Give it another 200hp! Sure, in the world of “why not” anything is possible.

The current Veyron is due for a make-over and the Volkswagen parent company is just the one to do it by first giving it an additional 200hp which is a rumor sparked from a lecture delivered at the Vienna University of Technology given by Ferdinand Piëch – the former Volkswagen chairman, Porsche heir and father of the Veyron.

It would also be feasible to say that the quad-turbocharged 16-cylindar engine tuned to 1200hp or more would easily push the Veyron over the current top speed of around 253mph. Only time will tell. I will be sure to put my order in the minute that the new Veyron is released. Let’s see, I have saved up $6500 so far… so that still leaves me with over $1.6 million to go.

Mazda and Toyota agree to share Hybrid Technology

Consumers will find a bit of Toyota at Mazda dealerships by 2013. Mazda will become the second manufacturer, after Nissan, to borrow Toyota’s Hybrid Synergy Drive technology as part of a licensing agreement aimed at leap-frogging hybrids into Mazda’s stable beyond the lonely Mazda Tribute SUV.

The deal’s details have yet to be released but Toyota’s key hybrid drive components are expected to make the cross over to Mazda’s recently announced, next-generation, direct-injected Sky engines.

TMC and Mazda Agree to Hybrid System Technology License
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) and Mazda Motor Corporation (Mazda) have reached an agreement on the supply under license of hybrid technology used in the Toyota Prius.

Leveraging this agreement, Mazda plans to combine the hybrid system with its next-generation SKY* engine that is currently under development, and develop and manufacture a hybrid vehicle in Japan. Mazda is aiming to commence sales of a hybrid vehicle starting in Japan by 2013.

Positioning response to environmental issues as a management priority, TMC began sales of the Prius, the world’s first mass-production hybrid vehicle, in 1997. Since then, over 2.3 million TMC-produced hybrid vehicles have been delivered to customers in over 70 countries and regions.

TMC recognizes the importance of benefiting the environment by encouraging the popularization of its eco-friendly technologies, which are represented by its hybrid systems. Accordingly, TMC has announced that it will consider requests from other companies to supply hybrid technology.

Based on its long-term vision for technology development, Sustainable Zoom-Zoom, Mazda aims to increase the average fuel economy of Mazda vehicles sold globally 30 percent by 2015, compared to its 2008 level. In order to offer all of its customers driving pleasure as well as outstanding eco-friendly and safety performance, Mazda is implementing a Building Block Strategy. Under this strategy, Mazda will enhance the core aspects of its vehicles – including engines, transmissions and weight reduction – and then progressively add electric devices such as idling stop, regenerative braking and hybrid systems.

Through this partnership, each company intends to offer technologies and products with outstanding environmental benefits to as many people as possible.

*Concept name for engines and transmissions that are intended for launch from 2011 onward.

Zonda-F is looking for a new home

I was truly amaze by Japan how they managed to build a monstrous Zonda-F and I’ve always wanted to imagine that one day in my life that I will own this beast. It was really sad for me when i saw this up for sale at Bingo Sports Tokyo… Some of us can dream, can’t we?