Sorry everyone.. Apologies by Mohammad Samheel

Sorry Everyone.. i Ws havin ma examz so couldnt post a lot... now i am back.. So pls visit Daily And look for cool cars and awesom concepts..

Mohammad Samheel

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This “Turbo” Camaro Is The Most Confusing Camaro Ever

This? This is no ordinary Camaro, hombre. Not by a long shot. This is a supercharged L99-powered, 400-hp ZL1-badged widebody Camaro that will soon feature prominently in a DreamWorks 3D comedy called Turbo. What's so confusing?
Don't suspend your disbelief just yet.
First, the L99 is the standard engine for the Camaro SS with automatic transmission (the manual gets an LS3, which doesn't have cylinder deactivation). The ZL1 has the 6.2-liter LSA V8 producing 580 hp. Verdict? Despite the badges, this isn't a ZL1.
Also, the stock, non-supercharged L99 produces 400 hp, so is the supercharger a fake, or is it a special kind that only produces enough extra power to counter the parasitic draw it steals from the engine? We're totally confused.
And then, this "supercharged" Camaro is based on a character in a movie called Turbo, which hits theaters July 19, 2013. According to GM, Turbo is about "a snail obsessed with speed and this Camaro is instrumental in transforming him into a racer." Actually, that's adorable, and now I feel bad about being such a pedantic dick about it.
What else does the Turbo Camaro have? It's got that custom COPO hood, front splitter, rear diffuser and rear wing spoiler, custom LED lighting and it's been painted black with a vinyl chrome wrap, tinted to mimic black chrome. The tires are 24" x 10" inches in front and 24" x 15" in the rear, and the front suspension's custom adjustable coilovers and the rear's all custom adjustable rear springs and shocks.
And so, keep an eye out for a movie called Turbo starring a snail and a Camaro that takes liberties with what's real and what's not real. That's Hollywood for you.

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BMW Designs A 42-Wheel, 19-Engine Car To Fulfill One Child’s Fantasy

BMW Designs A 42-Wheel, 19-Engine Car To Fulfill One Child’s Fantasy

BMW is one of those companies that gets respect and guff in big, heaping piles around here. They certainly make plenty of spectacular, iconic cars, from the 2002 to E30s to the 507 to even the little Isetta. They also sometimes seem to generate a following of arrogant, parking-line-ignorers. Two sides of the big BMW coin.
Today, however, BMW is very very okay in my book. Because they took real serious-business company time to make this wonderful rendering of a four-year old's dream car.
That four-year old gearhead is Eli, and Eli's dream was of a 19-engined (Porsche engines, which BMW must have forgotten to notate), 42-wheeled BMW monster with a trunk full of toys. And three driving positions, and all kinds of other good stuff only four-year old minds can emit.
BMW did say they wanted a crack at this, and I'm delighted they actually followed through.
It's an impressive machine, the BMW 4219Eli. Lots of road presence. BMW's vision isn't too far off my quick sketch, but realized much, much better. We both went for a low, long, multi-engine pod approach, but they really fleshed out the concept, with massive, fenders and wheelwells that stack wheels 3 per half-shaft and still manage a purposeful, flowing look. Also clever is the air intake for the play-in trunk, a very nice feature that I'm sure any toddler not interested in asphyxiation would enjoy.
There were other great entries as well. Let's look at some!
Claiborne's design is sleek and retro-futuristically lovely. I love the BMW roundel wheels, especially.

Will Ryan's drawing doesn't have quite enough wheels yet, but is lovely and rendered in a way I need to remember works well the next time I fussily over-shade something.

RazoE's is like a locomotive!

American4Hoon's is somewhat hearse-like, but the layout is wildly well-considered.

Leoz96. Engines. Chicks. Toys.

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