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Aftermarket / Panamera / Porsche News By Edward Jones October 24, 2018 Shares Facebook LinkedIn Tweet Google+ Pin StumbleUpon Reddit Email TECHART’s new GrandGT is getting a new level of personalization courtesy of the new Selective edition. This new edition is based around the Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo model and it sets next near the top of the TECHART GrandGT equipment lineup. Its exterior of the car has been spruced up with new full carbon fiber attachments. These include the aero hood, side mirrors and rear panel. There are also carbon-coated attachments that include the front apron, rear apron, front splitter, rear diffuser, air outlet panel and extensions. The GrandGT Selective’s exterior also features titanium tailpipes with carbon fiber coating, and TECHART 22-inch Formula V alloy wheels. Inside, TECHART can personalize the cabin to the customer’s liking. For its power, TECHART can equip the car with their … [Read more...] about TECHART GrandGT Selective Edition Debuts in Black and Blue

Millennials are often accused of being lazy and hating cars (they aren’t and they don’t), but what about the next-generation? A new study from SEMA (PDF) suggests they’re huge car fans and nearly a third of 16-24 year olds who own a vehicle accessorize them in some fashion. While it’s relatively easy to dismiss this figure, the study says young accessorizers spent $7.2 (£5.5 / €6.2) billion on aftermarket upgrades and accessories last year alone. That’s a significant amount of money and 58% of accessorizers in this age group would rather give up their phone than their car for a week. While the number of young adults who have a drivers license has dropped from 77% in 1998 to an average of 68% nowadays, young drivers are still among the most likely to modify or accessorize their vehicle. Unsurprisingly, the accessorization rate climbs as they grow older and have more money to spend on parts and accessories. The peak age for this appears 23 … [Read more...] about Move Over Millennials, 16-24 Year Olds Love Cars And Spend Billions Modifying Them

Kerbeck Corvette in Atlantic City are asking if you a feeling a little blue today? No, they aren’t asking about your “feels”, they want to show off the new Elkhart Lake Blue Metallic that went into production on the first of October. The World’s Largest Corvette dealer has the new, brighter Elkhart Lake Blue now in stock! To show the differences between the new blue and the now-retired Admiral Blue, here they are parked side by side. Elkhart Lake Blue is on the left and Admiral Blue is shown on the right. Like the darker blue better? Admiral Blue ended production this summer after being resurrected in 2017 to coincide with the introduction of the C7 Grand Sport. Kerbeck still has some available but suggests if you want an Admiral Blue Corvette, get them now as they are almost sold out. Kerbeck’s Corvette inventory of Stingrays, Grand Sports, Z06s and ZR1s. Visit Kerbeck Corvette on the web at www.kerbeck.com. Source:Kerbeck Corvette / … [Read more...] about [PICS] Kerbeck Compares New Elkhart Lake Blue Metallic to Admiral Blue

Motoring by Press Association 19/10/2018, 12:03 am Updated: 19/10/2018, 10:24 am FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Send us a story Sign up to our Daily newsletter A ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans should be brought forward to 2032 to drive the take-up of electric vehicles, MPs have said. Ministers must also “get a grip” and tackle a lack of charging points, which is one of the main barriers to people buying electric cars, the parliamentary Business Committee warned. The Government has outlined a goal for an end to sales of new “conventional” petrol and diesel cars by 2040 as part of efforts to clean up transport which causes air pollution and is the worst sector for carbon emissions in the UK. By 2040, all new cars and vans should be “effectively zero-emission”, ministers have said. But the committee warned that the Government’s targets are “vague and unambitious”, and the lack … [Read more...] about MPs urge ‘clear’ target to ban new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2032