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| Mazda RX-8 - 1.3 6-speed (A) |
Vehicle type: Sports
New release: 2008
Built in: Japan
Mazda has chosen to be bold with its design of the RX-8. The hood is low and the nose leans forward. The cabin is unusually long because it has two small doors behind the main doors. They are handy for rear passengers to get on and off without having to adjust the front seats. There are also no centre posts to obstruct both the rear front and rear passengers. |
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| Mitsubishi Evolution X - 2.0 GSR (SST) |
The development goal for the new Lancer Evolution X was to make the car as fast as possible, while also making it as safe to drive as possible. To that end Lancer Evolution X is loaded with the very latest in automotive engineering technology, including the S-AWC (Super All Wheel Control) vehicle dynamics control system and the newly developed, power-efficient Twin Clutch SST (Sport Shift Transmission). Lancer Evolution X is a new-generation high-performance 4WD sedan that allows a new category of driver access to Mitsubishi's dynamic driving experience by underpinning speed with control, security and safety. |
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Vehicle type: Sports
Release year: 2008
Built in: Japan
The design bears a close resemblance to the GT-R Proto shown at the 2005 Tokyo Show and, in turn, has much in common stylistically with the 2001 GT-R Concept.
We wanted to design a car that looked uniquely Japanese - it is very definitely not a European or American sports car.' says senior vice president of design Shiro Nakamura. 'We also wanted to highlight the functionality of the car - it is a car that is easy to use and easy to drive - and continue the proud heritage of the GT-R.
The new Nissan GT-R is a muscular, distinctive looking car. Chunky, edgy, wide shouldered, ground-hugging and flat-sided, it is also one of the most aerodynamic cars in the world (Cd 0.27) as well as being one of the most distinctive. |
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