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April 2009
The Archives
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Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 Edition
When it comes to exclusive supercars, the SLR roadster is definitely on the list. In 2004, Mercedes-Benz and McLaren Automotive teamed up to develop the SLR with a goal of producing 500 vehicles per year for a period of seven years. That means that when the production run is finished, there will only be 3500 SLRs in existence. If that seems exclusive, then the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 Edition is even more so. Only 150 were ever produced in celebration of the 1955 win of the Mille Miglia endurance race by the Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR. Continue Reading...
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2009 Infiniti FX50
04.29.09 | No Comments | InfinitiWhen it comes to performance SUVs, the Infiniti FX50 is definitely near the top of the segment. The 2009 FX50 has undergone some changes that, while not immediately apparent to the eye, make a lot of difference in the performance department. How much of a difference? How about 0-to-60 mph in 5.2 seconds. In an SUV. Continue Reading...
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2009 Tesla Roadster
The first thing you notice when driving the 2009 Tesla Roadster is not what it has, but rather what it lacks: a gear shifter. Any sports car worth the name on the market generally has a manual transmission option, and switching through gears as you accelerate is half the fun. The Tesla Roadster doesn't have a transmission because it has an electric motor connected to a one-speed transmission. The gas pedal (technically, it's a foot-controlled potentiometer) is all you need, and the reaction to putting your foot down is strong and fast. Continue Reading...
