DuPont has released its annual Color Popularity Report, and for the first time has converged data from across the world. Whats the most commen color in kuwait ??
Spy pics have emerged of a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti mule, likely for a 612 successor model.
Not much is known about whatever new creation is being tested here but given that that bulge is still on the hood, the model is likely still years away from making it to market, which is why we have it pegged as a 2012 612 Scaglietti.
The bulge suggests the model is still in the early phases of testing, as Ferrari still do not have a body to fit properly to the engine. Previous speculation has Ferrari developing a hybrid system or a new V12 with a new twin-turbo system. Or it could just be Fiat's MultiAir system temporarily fitted to this mule in order to see how much performance enhancement can be had from that.
Continuing the speculation with these photos, it seems the dimensions of the front end are strangely stretched from the standard 612. The lengthened front end and larger wheel arches, which our spy photographers noticed on the last batch of pics, suggest a coming all-wheel drive system too?
It's a new Ferrari. That's what it is.
Saudi striker Nawaf Al Abed has scored what newspapers in the Kingdom are claiming to be the fastest goal ever recorded in a professional football match, when he gave Al Hilal the lead after only two seconds.
The incident took place in the Prince Faisal bin Fahad Cup match between Al Hilal and Al Shoalah. The goal was officially clocked at two seconds and the match eventually ended in a 4-0 win for Al Hilal.
Al Abed spotted the Al Shoalah goalkeeper off his line straight from the kickoff and the 21-year-old striker tried his luck from the halfway line.
Ferrari certainly does take the Middle-East market seriously.
Here is a video shot as part of a gala event at the Yas Hotel in Dubai hosted by Ferrari which included lengendary Ferrari race driver Michael Schumacher and current Ferrari Chairman Luca Di Montezemolo.
he video features nearly 100 Ferraris of varying models racing across the United Arab Emirates before pulling into the Yas Marina Circuit to watch a Formula One practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which took place on Sunday November 1.
Leading the parade was Ferrari's latest release, the front mid-engined California.
The event was organized by Ferrari Middle East in parntership with the local Ferrari importer and the Emirates' Ferrari Owners' Club. In attendance were also Ferrari drivers Felipe Massa, Kimi Raikkonen and Giancarlo Fisichella as well as the Italian Ambassador Claudio Doniosi.
Luxury Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer has officially introduced the Meridiist Automobili Lamborghini mobie phone. Inspired by the Murcielago LP 640, the phone will be limited to 1963 units, meant to honor the year of Lamborghini's creation.
Although it is meant to look sleek, the phone looks somewhat clunky and thick. This chunky design could be the result of the acoustics chamber, or the entire phone's housing. It has a case made from black titanium carbide, which was then coated in stainless steel. Although this is a digital world, the phone is actually made of 400 mechanical components, reflective of TAG Heuer's timepieces.
The display is made from "60.5 carats scratch-resistant sapphire crystal." It also has a battery capable of seven hours talk time, or nearly a full month on standby. The phone is now available at select TAG and Lamborghini retailers.
Autocar appears to have come into Porsche's future plans. The following is a supposed outline of what the company wants to bring to market.
We are marching slowly but surely towards fourth generation mobile telephony. This spring, Ericsson announced the installation of the first area of LTE networks in Stockholm. This name applies to the technology that will establish the specifications of future very high speed connections. The next step is now being taken with the development of USB devices to enable laptops to connect to the Swedish LTE network. That should be possible from March 2010.
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