BrianZuk records the “Autos on the Ave” exotic car show, which included cars such as the Ferrari F40, Ford GT, and much more. The video begins with a group of cars driving to the show, then cars start pulling in and the video shows the supercars at the show. The end concludes with all the cars leaving, turn up your speakers towards the end, some great sounds! BrianZuk’s Facebook Here! www.facebook.com Cars at the show, many, multiple of each! Ferrari F40 Ford GT Lamborghini Gallardo Coupe and Spyder Maserati Granturismo Lotus Exige S S240 Noble M400 Nissan GTR Ferrari F430 Spider Ferrari F355 GTS and Spider Aston Martin V8 Vantage BMW E92 M3 and E90 M3 BMW Z8 BMW E60 M5 Maserati Quattroporte Mercedes E55 AMG
FOR MORE CAR VIDEOS & REVIEWS VISIT: www.kbb.com Building toward an October introduction in Germany, Audi pulled the wraps off its new A6 and RS6 luxury sedans at the Moscow International Automobile Salon. In the Germanic tradition the design changes are subtle yet substantial — Audi has given its signature trapezoidal grille a facelift, revamped running lights and installed a headlight system that now turns into corners. The new A6 is essentially the same size as the previous edition, but the styling tweaks are accompanied by a baffling array of new engines – six gasoline and four diesels. That total will be markedly lower when the A6 reaches America, but fuel economy should be improved thanks to lighter-weight components. Safety is upgraded with Audi Side Assist that conveys a warning if a lane-change might cause a crash and adaptive cruise control that helps the vehicle maintain its interval in traffic. While the A6 offered new bling like an aluminum-colored molding on its flanks and an integrated chrome strip on the bumper, we were drawn to the less ostentatious RS 6, which features a twin-turbo V10 delivering 580 horsepower. For more new car reviews, interviews and automotive news visit kbb.com today. Video Rating: 4 / 5
The Audi head of e-mobility strategies, Frank van Meel, talks about Audi’s strategy on electric and hybrid technologies with George Achorn of Fourtitude.com at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. Video Rating: 5 / 5
