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Ford Introduces Its First Factory-Ready Race Car

Mustang racing adds the all-new Mustang FR500S competing in the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge for the Miller Cup.

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Ford Adds Adrenalin To Sport Trac For 2008

The Ford Sport Trac’s urban alter ego debuts at this year’s Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show, proving that Ford can deliver aftermarket attitude straight from the factory.

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Mazda Taiki Concept aimes To create sustainable society

Mazda Taiki reflects one possible direction for a future generation of Mazda sports cars aimed at helping create a sustainable society. The fourth concept car in the Nagare design series, Mazda Taiki, further evolves the “flow” theme to establish a breathtaking presence that clearly defines its Nagare credentials, and visually expresses the atmosphere - called taiki in Japanese - that wraps the Earth in its protective mantle.

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Nissan Z takes 4th place finish

Autopolis Racing Course (4.674km/lap), located in Hita city, Oita prefecture was the scene of Round 8 of SUPER GT. The MOTUL AUTECH Z (#22), with drivers Michael Krumm and Tsugio Matsuda, started the race in 7th, finishing in 4th place. With the opportunity to win the team title in the Championship, the team swore to do their best at the final round at Fuji Speedway in November.

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Jaguar Reveals New Generation X-Type

Challenging convention and setting its own rules, the new Jaguar XF fuses the style and performance of a sports car with the refinement, space and sophistication of a luxury saloon. This is the beginning of a new era for Jaguar.

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Volvo Cars Develops New Racing Car For STCC, C30 Green Racing

Volvo Car Corporation has decided to develop a completely new racing car and to continue its work with bioethanol (E85) and Green Racing in the STCC (Swedish Touring Car Championship) for three more years.

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Saturn Astra Test Drive Event Coming to City Near You

Saturn Astra - the all-new sport compact car with European-bred driving dynamics - arrives in dealerships early next year. But enthusiasts who want to be among the first to see, feel and drive the Astra can participate in one of 14 test drive programs held this fall across the United States, between Oct. 12 and Dec. 13.

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New Mustang Convertible Stands Alone In Its Class

The Ford Mustang convertible, the best-selling convertible ever, is now the first specialty sports car in history to earn the highest possible safety ratings in all New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) test modes performed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

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Opel Corsa GSi: Synonym for Sportiness Since 1987

Opel’s ‘GSi’ title has a tradition dating back to 1984, when a 115 hp Kadett E first bore the three letters. Thanks to extraordinary aerodynamics, this car could top 200 km/h. Its success prompted Opel to include a sporty high-performance GSi variant in the Corsa range, beginning in 1987. The continuing motto through Corsa GSi models has been ‘more substance than show’ – their sportiness is radiated subtly, rather than aggressively and uncompromisingly.

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Ford Motor Co. sells controlling stake in Aston Martin

Ford Motor Co. announced Tuesday the company got $931 million (EUR 675 million) in cash and preferred stock for its sale of a controlling stake in Aston Martin, a famous sports car brand appeared so many times in James Bond films.

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The new Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster

Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster: New high-performance roadster for exclusive open-top motoring.

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Aston Martin announces new shareholders

Aston Martin is pleased to announce the start of a new chapter in its illustrious history following the announcement today that the prestigious sports car manufacturer has been sold to a consortium led by David Richards, John Sinders, Investment Dar and Adeem Investment, ending almost twenty years as part of Ford Motor Company.

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