2010 Vauxhall Meriva FlexDoor

The compact MPV class Vauxhall Meriva FlexDoor comes with new technology that improves the convenience of the car, supported also by the FlexRail and FlexSpace systems. The Vauxhall Meriva FlexDoor will receives its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in March.



The Meriva FlexRail system provides convenient and adaptable storage for a wide range of everyday items, from handbags and colouring books to iPods and sunglasses. Space for the FlexRail between the front seats has been liberated by raising the gearshift location and replacing the traditional handbrake with an easy to use electric park brake button. The result is an uninterrupted storage zone that extends rearward from the base of the centre stack and is accessible from the rear seats.

The Meriva FlexSpace system offers a range of cabin configurations without having to remove any seats, and is now improved with a one-step action when sliding the rear seat cushions or when lowering the rear seatbacks. Rear seatbacks up, the Meriva’s boot has a 400-litre capacity, increasing to 920-litres with the seatbacks folded. But use all the space up to the roof and an impressive 1500-litres capacity is available.

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2010 Tommy Kaira Nissan GT-R

Called the Silver Wolf, this Nissan GT-R by Tommy Kaira comes with a full body kit, plus new rolling stock, brakes, exhaust and suspension components. The carbon fiber widebody package gives the GT-R a serious attitude adjustment. Two kit choices are available, the first being a very comprehensive one while the second just works on the front end.

The Tommy Kaira Nissan GT-R (R35) full kit consists of, among others, a wet carbon front bumper, a front grille cover, lip spoiler, under diffuser, side ducts and side skirts. The rear also features wet carbon in the form of a racing diffuser, a rear wing and rear fender extensions. The AVS Model F15 Platinum black wheels are shod with Pirelli P-Zero 255/40R20 and 285/35R20 front and rear tyres respectively. For more information, visit Tommy Kaira Website

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2010 BMW 135i Convertible

2010 BMW 135i Convertible comes with a power combining technology TwinPower Turbo BMW High Precision Injection and fully variable Valvetronic valve management, all interacting with one another to set new standards for economy with the highest performance levels. Upper engine found in the BMW 135i Convertible develops maximum output of 225 hp kW/306 at 5800 rpm from a capacity of three liters, combines the spontaneous and direct response to the free revving out driving quality. Peak torque of the six-cylinder is 400 lb-ft Newton-meter/295 sent from just 1200 rpm all the way up to 5000 rpm.







BMW 135i Convertible with a double clutch gearbox accelerated to 60 mph in 5.3 seconds and reaches 100 km / h in 5.5 seconds. Average fuel consumption in the EU test cycle is 8.6 km liter/100 (while the combined number of about 22 U.S. mpg), which is 0.8 liters better than the former model with automatic transmission. The 2010 model BMW 135i Convertible come as standard with a modified M Aerodynamics Package and M Sports Suspension.

BMW 135i Convertible and the BMW 135i Coupe comes as standard with BMW Efficient Dynamics technology in combination with each other in a symbiosis that is suitable for any particular market, including features such as Brake Energy Regeneration, a gearshift point indicator in the model with manual gearbox, the map - controlled oil pumps, final drives optimized for running the heating quality, as well as on-demand engine control unit to control advocates such as the fuel pump pressure.

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