Lamborghini SUV Will Debut at The Beijing 2012

Lamborghini has officially announced that the debut of the fourth model of the house, it will be a sporty SUV, is scheduled in April, during the Beijing Motor Show in 2012. This car will be the heir of the LM 002, 1980 and most likely will use the modular platform MLB, which was developed by the Volkswagen Group, with the modified 5.2 liter V10 engine. The decision to present this model to show China is not accidental, because this is the main market for the new crossover.

A choice dictated by the fact that the Chinese appreciate powerful cars and large size, if possible they are also able to have the sports performance. Lamborghini is not the only home in recent years has been devoted to the realization of cars that have these characteristics. There are good examples of the Porsche Cayenne, with waiting lists in China exceeding 12 months, the Ferrari FF that even if it is not an SUV combines the performance of a sports car with the load capacity of a station wagon. In addition to Bentley who is currently working to bring its first SUV.
The new car, the car maker Lamborghini will arrive in dealerships in 2015, after all the other competitors, but this way the manufacturer can concentrate to best analyze all the various details of the cars of rivals. Currently no additional information has been sent on, you will have to wait to find out more, but the fact that the house has announced some details, such as the date of the presentation is a step forward.

2012 New Mini Rocketman

Not MINI name if not a surprise with its unique cars. At the Geneva Motor Show 2011 yesterday MINI car showcase MINI Rocketman. This car offers a 2-door which uniquely opens (when the door was opened along its axis to move out) the door baggage is separate glass roof, carbon body structure, trapezoid-shaped

rear lights and working with projector technology

frame house roof and side mirrors colored Porcelain White. While the car’s body color 3 +1 seater On the inside futuristic Rocketman impressed. Especially with the presence of the trackball on the steering wheel and 3-D graphics.

2013 Mini Paceman

The Paceman is a two-door concept coupe that debuted last year, and our sources say it's a lock for production. Mini will have to work hard with this model, though, which is essentially the forthcoming Countryman minus two doors. The Paceman should either get real horsepower and ride considerably lower than the Countryman (think: a big version of the Mini Cooper S, but with all-wheel drive), or be made even more all-road capable than the Countryman, as a rival to the likes of the Subaru WRX—of course in full rally-car livery. The latter may actually be more likely, as Mini is racing a 2011 Countryman in the World Rally Championships. That car? It gets 300 hp!

SEPTEMBER: 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8

While we've heard reports that the SRT (or SRT8, depending on whom you trust) will get as much as 500 hp from its new 6.4-liter Hemi V8, we're at least certain that the SRT is actually coming, and likely to arrive late this summer. If it's anything like the already deeply impressive Grand, the SRT8 is going to be both refined and scary fast, with a predicted eight-speed transmission and at a price (roughly $45,000) that deeply undercuts the likes of the Porsche Cayenne Turbo and other performance crossovers.

Porsche Design BlackBerry P’9981

Luxury automaker turned industrial design brand Porsche Design has announced its first smartphone alongsideResearch in Motion. The BlackBerry P’9981 offers superior engineering and performance encapsulated within a forged stainless-steel frame with leather accenting. A unique PIN for each device helps P’9981 users identify one another. Porsche’s iconic style is clear in this gadget, which is being labeled a landmark in it’s design history; epitomizing the idea that form equals function. More information is available on the RIM website here.

Fiat 500 Abarth hits showrooms in the United States

The Fiat 500 design is similar to that of the MINI Cooper, and not surprisingly, was designed by the same individual, Frank Stephenson. But what differs greatly between the cars is what’s under the hood, and how big of a dent it’ll put in your back pocket.
Running on an eye-opening 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine, maxing 94 horsepower, don’t expect to be winning any racing medals anytime soon. But if you’re not concerned about speed, the Fiat 500 can lift quite a burden on your finances.
When it hits the showroom in late 2010, it’s expected to become one of the best cars for fuel economy in the U.S., averaging almost 40+ mpg. Although no numbers have been officially released, the cost of the Fiat 500 is expected to be quite affordable. In terms of auto insurance, the Fiat is expected to be one of the most affordable in the U.S. due to its low cost, small engine, and high fuel economy.