While You Were Sleeping: Viper ACR Pricing, BMW 3.0 CSL Hommage and Turbocharging All The Things
Published: May 13th, 2015
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The Viper ACR will be able to take on other track-ready specials for thousands less.
- 2016 Dodge Viper ACR Price Starts at $117,895 (AutoGuide)
For a track-ready Viper, anything under $120,000 is a bargain. - General Motors recalls 523,000 Malibus, pickups (USA Today)
470,000 2011-2012 Chevrolet Malibus get a front seat seatbelt recall while the new mid-size twins see 53,000 units recalled for seat frame hooks that may not have been properly installed. - The Weird World Of Exotic Car Junk Yards (Tarvish/Jalopnik)
To what diamond encrusted Crusher in the Sky do supercars go when they die? - It’s ‘the golden age’ for turbochargers in cars (The Detroit News)
Currently, 21 percent of cars sold in America are turbocharged and it’s only going up from here. - Ford GT : Right-hand-drive business case didn’t stack up, says car maker (CarAdvice)
Australia’s left-hand drive only laws leave them on the sidelines again. - Japan’s three top carmakers to expand Takata air bag recalls by millions (Reuters)
If you thought the Takata recalls were over, news flash: Toyota and Nissan are recalling 6.5 million more vehicles and that doesn’t even include additional recalls from Honda. - Wild New BMW 3.0 CSL Hommage Teased (AutoGuide)
Whole car to be shown May 22 at Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este.
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Wow, look at all those links... Somebody has their "Google Alerts" set up properly. For very small production number cars (Ford GT) their ought to be some sort of exemption from the "right hand drive/left hand drive" thing.
While a one off CSL 3.0 concept is always welcome, BMW could do so much better. Take the i8, remove the batteries and electric motors, insert M3/M4 engine and call it an M1. If Audi can sell the R8 then there has to be room for an M1.