AMG GT S , AUDI TT SPORTBACK , FIAT 500X , RENAULT ESPACE
AMG GT S
Here’s the second car AMG has developed in house after the breath taking SLS AMG. The 911-fighting GT S houses a 503-hp 4.0-liter twin turbo V8 under its extended hood (the standard GT, coming later, makes do with 456 hp). The S’s sprint to 60 mph takes 3.7 seconds, 3.9 seconds in the GT. Top speed is 193 mph and 189 mph, respectively.
AUDI TT SPORTBACK
The TT Sportback is a stretched TT Audi says draws on the A7 and A5 Sportback for inspiration. Compared to the standard TT, the Sportback is 11.4 inches longer, 2.3 inches wider and 1.1 inches lower. A 2.0-liter turbo four powers the concept, delivering a stout 394 hp. Audi sources say a go/ no-go decision hasn’t been made yet.
FIAT 500X
The cute 500X arrives here in the first half of next year along with its cousin, the Jeep Renegade. The Fiat is 167 inches long, 70.8 inch es wide and 63 inches tall the same length as the 500L, though a bit wider. The car comes in front drive, Traction Plus front wheel drive and all wheel drive. Engine choices for front drive models are a 110-hp, 1.6-liter four and a 140-hp, 1.4-liter turbo four. All wheel drive models (and probably American versions) will have a choice of a 170-hp, 1.4-liter turbo four and a 184-hp, 2.4-liter Tigershark four. Five and six-speed manuals and six-and nine-speed automatic transmissions are offered.
RENAULT ESPACE
Why include the Espace? Because it gives hints to what might be a future Nissan minivan or crossover. The Espace is based on last year’s Frankfurt concept, with a brightly lit interior with both five and seven seat versions coming. Three 1.6-liter turbos developing 130 hp, 160 hp and 200 hp are coming. If it comes here as a Nissan, we bet the 200-hp engine is underhood.
Here’s the second car AMG has developed in house after the breath taking SLS AMG. The 911-fighting GT S houses a 503-hp 4.0-liter twin turbo V8 under its extended hood (the standard GT, coming later, makes do with 456 hp). The S’s sprint to 60 mph takes 3.7 seconds, 3.9 seconds in the GT. Top speed is 193 mph and 189 mph, respectively.
AUDI TT SPORTBACK
The TT Sportback is a stretched TT Audi says draws on the A7 and A5 Sportback for inspiration. Compared to the standard TT, the Sportback is 11.4 inches longer, 2.3 inches wider and 1.1 inches lower. A 2.0-liter turbo four powers the concept, delivering a stout 394 hp. Audi sources say a go/ no-go decision hasn’t been made yet.
FIAT 500X
The cute 500X arrives here in the first half of next year along with its cousin, the Jeep Renegade. The Fiat is 167 inches long, 70.8 inch es wide and 63 inches tall the same length as the 500L, though a bit wider. The car comes in front drive, Traction Plus front wheel drive and all wheel drive. Engine choices for front drive models are a 110-hp, 1.6-liter four and a 140-hp, 1.4-liter turbo four. All wheel drive models (and probably American versions) will have a choice of a 170-hp, 1.4-liter turbo four and a 184-hp, 2.4-liter Tigershark four. Five and six-speed manuals and six-and nine-speed automatic transmissions are offered.
RENAULT ESPACE
Why include the Espace? Because it gives hints to what might be a future Nissan minivan or crossover. The Espace is based on last year’s Frankfurt concept, with a brightly lit interior with both five and seven seat versions coming. Three 1.6-liter turbos developing 130 hp, 160 hp and 200 hp are coming. If it comes here as a Nissan, we bet the 200-hp engine is underhood.
AMG GT S , AUDI TT SPORTBACK , FIAT 500X , RENAULT ESPACE
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