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2010 Ford Focus RS Le Mans Classics Edition

Ford of Europe unveiled a collection of five Focus RS cars in unique paint schemes, each paying tribute to a Ford race car that made history at the Le Mans 24 Hours. The automaker said that the five special Focus RS models will be seen in action at the 2010 Le Mans Classic in July, and will be driven on a number of laps of the full track by Ford-invited special guests and VIPs behind the wheel.

Le Mans Classic given that debuted in the past, the Focus RS in black with white stripes and gold rims echoes the 1966 GT40 Mk II; the red with white strips the 1967 Mark IV; the white with a thin blue centre stripe surrounded by a red border the 1967 GT40 Mk IIB; the two-tone sky blue and orange the GT40s that dominated Le Mans in 1968 and 1969 and finally, the two tone white and blue, the Capri RS 2600 which took the Touring category in 1972.

The Ford Focus RS Le Mans Classics Edition get customized interiors including Recaro seats upholstered in leather and diamond-quilted alcantara with stitching that matches the bodywork. In addition, the gearshift gaiter, hand brake handle and central arm-rest are upholstered in leather, and a leather safety belt guide has been added to the front seats while each car carries a personalized numbered plaque on the dashboard.

The planning after the event is over, the five special edition RS models will be put up for sale, and will be offered with exclusive accessories including a Le Mans Classic watch of which only 600 are to be produced.

2011 Ford Explorer SUV

2011 Ford Explorer SUV that goes on sale in the U.S. at the end of the year, more details on prices will be released closer to the launch date. This version as the 7-seater model switched from a heavy body-on-frame to the same unibody structure with independent from and rear suspension used on the Ford Taurus sedan and Flex crossover, as well as on the Lincoln MKS.

Versus the current Explorer, the new Ford Explorer SUV will be offered with a base 3.5-liter V6 engine delivering an estimated 290HP and 255 lb.-ft. of torque, and 20 percent better fuel economy. Ford said that with a towing package, the V6 can haul up to 5,000 pounds, which around 2,000 pounds less than the outgoing model.

Or the next Explorer can be equipped with Ford’s new 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder EcoBoost petrol producing a projected 237HP at 5,500 rpm and 250 lb.-ft. of torque from 1,700 rpm. The company claims that with this engine, estimated fuel economy improves by more than 30 percent.

Uncertain but it is expected that Ford’s 355HP, 3.5-liter turbocharged V6 EcoBoost will be added to the range in the near future. The four-cylinder Ecoboost is offered only in front-wheel drive configuration while the V6 model can be equipped optionally with a new, intelligent all-wheel-drive system developed with formerly Ford-owned Land Rover.

The new Explorer is equipped AWD features a Land Rover-like terrain management system with four settings (normal, mud, sand and snow) controlled via a console-mounted knob. Other highlights include the standard AdvanceTracwith RSC system with Curve Control functionality.

The all-new Explorer will be available in three trim series levels and standard features, check out the list below:

Standard convenience features include:

MyForddriver connect technology including 4.2-inch LCD screen
MyKey™ owner control feature
Air filtration system
Media hub
Easy Fuel® capless fuel filler system
Cruise control
Power windows, with one-touch down for driver
Power door locks with child safety rear door locks
Tilt/telescoping steering column
Four 12-volt power points
Cargo hooks

Explorer XLT includes standard content and adds:

Automatic headlamps
Six-speed SelectShift Automatic™
Heated sideview mirrors with LED signal indicators and security approach lamps
SecuriCode™ keyless entry keypad
Reverse sensing system
Perimeter alarm

Explorer Limited includes all base and XLT content, plus:

PowerFold® sideview mirrors with driver’s side memory
Ambient lighting
Adjustable pedals with memory functionality
Cargo net
Dual-zone electronic temperature control
10-way power driver’s seat, with power recline and lumbar
Electrochromic interior mirror
Rear view camera
Remote start system
110-volt outlet
MyFord Touchdriver connect technology
Intelligent Access with push-button start

2010 Honda Insight Sports Modulo Concept

After you listen to yesterday’s view of the Honda CR-Z, now there is new again from Honda. This is the second product of the Honda when the Honda CR-Z introduced at the beginning of the year is 2010. The Honda Insight Sports Modulo Concept, exhibited at the 2010 Tokyo Auto Salon. Let’s look at another review of this car after a few view photo below.

The Honda Insight Sports Modulo Concept revealed expresses the joy of driving with the theme of “Exciting Eco.” With its advanced styling featuring chiseled lines, the Modulo concept vehicle demonstrates the new value that Sports Modulo customization has to offer a next-generation hybrid. Leveraging the Honda Insight hybrid vehicle’s advanced aerodynamic performance and fun, comfortable driving. You will believe when you try and have this car. Let’s look of photo view this amazing car.