Buick presented a very interesting concept called Riviera. Enjoy a nice gallery with the new Buick Riviera Concept.

Buick Riviera Concept

Buick Riviera Concept

Buick Riviera Concept

Buick Riviera Concept

Ferrari has chosen Detroit as the venue for the presentation at a bio-fuel powered F430 Spider, in recognition of growing interest in North America in alternative sources of energy.
The development of an engine powered by the bio-fuel E85 comes as part of a research and development program announced during the Technological Innovation Conference held at Maranello last June as part of our 60th Anniversary Celebrations.

Ferrari 430 Spider Bio Fuel Concept

The Ferrari F430 Spider Biofuel uses an 85% ethanol mix and was developed with using experience gleaned in competition. By developing this technological demonstration prototype however, Ferrari has proved category that it can offer the technological solutions demanded by the market demands without impinging on the distinctly sporty, high performance character and supreme driving pleasure of the unique cars it builds at Maranello.

Camaro Hybrid

To reduce the CAFE rating of General Motors they have decided to supposedly put together a team of crack scientists to outfit the new Camaro with General Motors dual-mode hybrid drive-train.

Camaro Hybrid

If you are buying a Camaro, you are not too worried about your impact on the environment.

Camaro Hybrid

Rear-wheel-drive Buicks and Chevys are dead in the water, but Cadillac will soldier on with a RWD vehicle to compete in the ultra-luxury segment.

Camaro Hybrid

Geneva Auto Show is really close and there are several rumors about a couple of new concept cars that will appear there for the first time. One of this will probably be Sintesi, a new concept car made by Pininfarina, the famous car designers from Italy.

Sintesi Concept Car

Sintesi will be a supercar with huge ambitions and it’s the first concept car made by Pininfarina after a 3-year break. Sintesi is inspired from Pininfarina’s latest project, made in 2005, Maserati Birdcage 75th. The design for Sintesi was closely supervised by the head of creation department from Pininfarina, Lowie, Vermeersch. We’ll see how this car will be in a almost a month at Geneva Auto Show.

Sintesi Concept Car

Graduate students from the Instituto Europeo di Design (IED) will debut a 2+2 Maserati Concept. Like the production GranTurismo it keeps the classic Maserati grill, and also a front-mounted V8 that powers the rear wheels.

Maserati Chicane Concept by IED

The Chicane is smaller than the Granturimso and is a proposal for Maserati’s next entry level vehicle:
- 4400mm long,
- 1850mm wide,
- 1250mm tall, with a wheelbase of 2600 mm.