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2010 Porsche Boxter Spyder

The 2010 Porsche Boxter Spyder is powered by a 3.4-liter six-cylinder engine that produces 320 hp.

It accelerates from 0-100 km/h in 4.8 seconds before topping out at 267 km/h (166 mph) with the roof down, and it consumes just 9.3L/100km (30.4 mpg).

The Boxster Spyder will go on sale in February 2010 for 53,100 euro.

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2010 Ford Mustang Upholds Reputation

When Ford unleashed the first Mustang, back in 1964, they had no idea that the new pony car would become an American icon. But it sure has, and in a big way. Young and old alike have an appreciation for the Ford Mustang, through every generation in which the car has been offered. Newly designed inside and out, the 2010 Ford Mustang is no different. This vehicle aims to please, and it does just that.

If you have been longing for a sporty car that won’t break the bank, the new Mustang will fill the bill. You can get into this car for about $21,000, featuring 210 horsepower, with a standard 4.0 liter V-6 engine. If you have the money to invest, there are options that can put you closer to the $28,000 range, for a Mustang GT or, for those with money to burn, a $46,000 option will give you all the speed you need in a 5.4L Supercharged V-8 Engine.

Your biggest decision will be choosing between the two body styles being offered, either a fastback or a convertible. Both start at around $26,000. No matter what you envision, there’s a color for every taste. Choose from torch red, sunset gold, or even kona blue metallic. The interiors have been redesigned and updated. Although nice, they could have been improved still more by using a little less plastic.

To keep down the expense of owning a sports car like this, it’s important to pay attention to your auto insurance rates. Sports car insurance rates tend to be higher and, if you are young or have tickets on your record, this could be something you can’t fit into your budget. Comparing cheap auto insurance companies is the most effective way to get a good deal on rates.
Gather several quotes for comparable coverage, compare what is offered with each company, and go with one you can best afford. But don’t get too comfortable; you should compare rates at least a couple of times per year to ensure you are getting the best deal. Many factors go into determining rates; even things like auto roadside assistance being included can make one company’s offer better than the others.

The 2010 Ford Mustang provides a nice ride and handles well. It also comes with some standard safety features that will help keep you safer and may even help keep your insurance rates down. Airbags, a tire-pressure monitoring system, tethers for child seats, and an SOS post-crash alert system all come standard, as does an anti-theft system.
If there is one thing that will keep Ford’s status from falling in the car world, it has to be the Mustang. It’s a car that has been pleasing people for 45 years and will continue to do so for many more.

See the picture and price of the Ford Mustang 2010

Tramontana Sports Car

A relatively unknown Spanish company called Tramontana has developed a monster. They took a Mercedes-sourced twin-turbo 5.5-liter V12 producing 720 horsepower and placed it in a completely carbon fiber chassis, then covered it in a body made completely from carbon fiber.

Top speed: 201 mph.

There will only be 12 of these made per year, and expect to pay a rather hefty sum of about $500,000 each.

Also see Audi R8 Sports Car

VW Chico Efficient Green Car

In its most economical form, the new VW Chico will return a class-leading 141 MPG and emit less than 60g/km of CO2 - all without hybrid drive.

The three-door hatchback is set to compete with the Smart and Toyota iQ.
It could cost as little as $9,000 when it goes on sale in the UK in 2011.

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New Camaro 2009

What was originally the 2009 Chevrolet Camaro will now debut in the first quarter of 2009 as a 2010 model. The 2010 version shares some of its basic design with the Pontiac G8.
Camaro comes in three trim levels: LS, LT, and high-performance SS. Two engines are available - a V6 and a V8. The V6 is a 3.6-liter unit that produces 300 hp. It’s available on LS and LT.
SS versions with a manual transmission get a 422-hp 6.2-liter V8.

See the large Camaro SS Pictures