Lamborghini

The Lamborghini: a sleek model of a car that causes great envy to a lot of people who do not own or cannot afford to have one. Interestingly enough, Lamborghini has a long history behind it that did not even include race cars, or cars for that matter. The Lamborghini was a long time coming from the brilliant and creative mind of Ferruccio Lamborghini.

Ferruccio Lamborghini was born in 1916 in Italy. He joined the army and was stationed on a basically remote island during World War II where his ability to fix just about anything without many tools or parts available was discovered. Basically, if he couldn’t fix it, then it couldn’t be fixed. When the war ended, he returned to his home in northern Italy and decided to go into his own business; repairing and fixing up cars and motorcycles. However, as he lived in a highly agricultural area, he soon noticed that there was a great need for someone who could fix tractors and so he began his venture into tractor repair.

Ferruccio Lamborghini started building his own tractor engines and they became so popular and in such demand that he was producing and selling over 400 a month by 1960. By this time, he’d also developed a love for race cars and had owned and driven several of the top performance cars including the Ferrari. He decided it was time for him to make his own car and that, as they say, is history.

Jeep Wrangler

This is the newer model of Jeep Wrangler; it is wider and bigger than the previous model to provide the owner and passengers with maximum comfort and interior space. Also, this model has a different chassis which makes it more suitable for off road presentation as well as on road soothe driving. The Wrangler vehicle provides you with more space and experiences as it has four doors as well as five passenger seats. For maximum cargo suppleness, the unlimited Wrangler models include a 60/40 split folding backseat for three passengers. This vehicle is great for those family camping and fishing trips but it is also ideal for your every day ride.

Under the load panel in the trunk you will find a hidden compartment that allows you to lock away your valuables and things you wish to keep safe. It is also a perfect place to keep all the tools and equipment you would need should you obtain a flat tire. It can hold all kinds of things like tow rope, first aid kit, tools, jumper cables and related items. When the bin is locked, no one will be able to have access to it so you can also lock your valuables in there when you have to leave your car but cannot take it all with you. On each door of the Jeep Wrangler there are lock cylinders, these can also be found on the swing gate and glove compartment. Compared to the previous model of this vehicle, the glove compartment is an advantageous 35% bigger than before.

The aspect that people like most about the Jeep Wrangler is that fact that the interior is so easy to clean. So when you get home from a heavy day of off road fun, all you have to do is remove the carpet on the floor of the jeep and wash the floor. Connect a hose pipe and rinse and wash the floor of your jeep and if required, the carpet can be taken inside and vacuumed. The outside of the Jeep can be washed normally, just keep in mind that you might want to use a soft cloth to avoid any kind of scratches or damage.

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Nissan Maxima

The 2009 Nissan Maxima has made its debut and is now available at Nissan dealers nationwide. This is the seventh generation of Nissan's flagship sedan with the automaker claiming that the car has returned to its roots as "The 4-Door Sports Car(TM)." The all-new Maxima features sports styling, a driver-oriented interior and an enhanced 3.5-liter DOHC V6 engine (290-horsepower/261 lb-ft of torque) with an EPA estimated 19 mpg City/26 mpg Highway mileage a slight improvement over the previous model.

The Nissan Maxima is offered in two models, the Maxima 3.5 S and the Maxima 3.5 SV, each one equipped with the standard 3.5-liter V6 and intelligent Xtronic CVT(TM) (Continuously Variable Transmission). Prices are definitely in the luxury car range, starting at an MSRP of $29,290 for the Maxima 3.5 S and $31,990 for the Maxima 3.5 SV.
"The 2009 Maxima 3.5 S features an increase in standard equipment, horsepower and style, combined with better fuel economy, yet remains very competitively priced with nearly $400 more value than the 2008 Maxima 3.5 SE," said Al Castignetti, vice president and general manager, Nissan Division, Nissan North America, Inc. "As the flagship of Nissan's exciting 2009 lineup, this new Maxima sets the standard in every category, including value."