Saturday, August 29, 2009

Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4



Take a peek at:
Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4


To maximize the excitement of driving the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4, follow these simple steps: Press the button that engages the Corsa (racing) mode; disable the traction and stability controls; remove your foot from the brake; and then stomp on the gas pedal. Initiating this launch function, however, is by no means essential to the enjoyment of piloting this grown-up baby bull.

Compared with the original Gallardo, the LP 560-4 is 44 pounds lighter, accelerates faster on its way to a top speed of more than 200 mph, shifts more quickly, and steers more accurately. The car also brakes harder when equipped with optional carbon-ceramic brakes. But like the old Gallardo, the LP 560-4 is remarkably easy to drive.

Visually, the new Gallardo distinguishes itself only subtly, with larger air intakes, a slightly redesigned front fascia, and a revised rump. The "LP" in the name proclaims the vehicle’s longitudinal, posterior-mounted 5.2-?liter direct-injection engine, which has 10 cylinders and produces 552 hp and nearly 400 ft lbs of torque. (The 560 in the name denotes the European horsepower rating, and the 4 refers to the car’s permanent four-wheel-drive system.)

The Gallardo LP 560-4 is quicker than the Ferrari F430 and nearly as quick as Lamborghini’s bigger, heavier, V-12-powered MurciĆ©lago. The 6-speed automated manual transmission (a traditional manual transmission is also available) shifts with startling speed, and in Corsa mode it engages with a satisfying thump.


Design and Interior

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 CarNothing less can be expected from a Lamborghini, in terms of design and styling. Ditto applies to the all-new Gallardo LP560-4 coupe. The car is characterized by standard 19-inch wheels. The sparkling bi-xenon headlights adorn the front end of the car; while in the rear, it is the automatically extending spoiler and stylish tail lights cluster that add to the overall appeal of the vehicle. Talking about the interiors, Gallardo LP560-4 is as spacious and plush as its predecessor is. Power seats with plush leather upholstery provide the feeling of grandeur to the passengers in the cabin. Riding on the two-seater coupe can be an entertaining experience, with four-speaker powerful stereo music system.

Engine

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4Under the hood of Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 lies a powerful mid-mounted 5.0-liter V10 engine that is designed to deliver an amazing power of 560 hp at 8000 rpm, with a commendable peak torque of 540 Nm at 6500 rpm. The car promises to be environmental friendly, with improvement in the fuel consumption. The engine is equipped with FSI direct injection system. The six-speed manual transmission is standard in the car, while the automated six-speed sequential-shift manual transmission known as e-gear is optional.

Safety

When it comes to safety, Lamborghini ensures that the passengers of its car are given complete safety. The standard safety measures adopted for the car include Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), which prevents the locking of wheels on wet surfaces. Stability control provides the driver the ability to acquire good control over the vehicle at all the given conditions. Side airbags provide extra protection to the passengers in case of accidents.

Technical Spec.

Make: Lamborghini
Model: Gallardo LP560-4
Body Type: Coupe
Number Of Doors: Two
Seating Capacity: Two person
Fuel Tank Capacity: 90 liters

Dimensions

Length: 4345mm
Width: 1900mm
Height: 1165mm
Wheelbase: 2560 mm
Ground Clearance: 130mm
Minimum Turning Radius

Weight

Kerb Weight: 1500 kg

Engine

Type:Mid-mounted V10
Number of Cylinders:10
Displacement: 5204 cc
Transmission: 6 Speed, Manual
Max. Power: 560 hp @ 8000 rpm
Max. Torque: 540 Nm 6500 rpm

Suspension

Front Suspension: Double wishbone, Coil Spring, Gas damper, Anti roll bar
Rear Suspension: Double wishbone, Coil Spring, Gas damper, Anti roll bar

Brakes

Front: Ventilated Disc
Rear: Ventilated Disc

Steering Type: Rack & Pinion, Power Assisted

Tyre Size:
Front Tyre: 235/35Z R19
Rear Tyre: 295/30Z R19

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

All New Mustang 2010



Some Fact About Ford Mustang 2010

The new 2010 Mustang is a visual representation of raw power — from its chiseled good looks, through its sweeping beltline and pronounced curves, to its kicked-up haunches. Now set atop striking new rims, Mustang sports a power dome hood, a distinctive grille and an aggressive front fascia, for a sleek, strong look that’s all its own.

About the design:

New Wheel Designs
New 2010 Mustang offers new 17”, 18” and 19” cast-aluminum wheel designs from which to choose.

LED sequential tail lamps
New LED sequential rear turn signals – a modern interpretation of classic Mustang styling.

Body-Color Exterior Side-View Mirrors
New 2010 Mustang GT and Mustang GT Premium sport standard body-color exterior side-view mirrors.

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps
High Intensity Discharge (HID) lamps within jeweled-round headlight lenses glisten from the fascia of New 2010 Mustang.

Glass Roof
See the light: Choose the optional glass roof for New 2010 Mustang and get a panoramic feel of a convertible while maintaining the legendary aggressive style of Mustang Coupe.

Power Dome Hood
The redesigned hood of New 2010 Mustang comes at you from all angles.

New Chrome Pony Badge
The chrome Mustang pony badge is now more athletic and chiseled than previous emblem designs.

Performance:

Sometimes, lust overcomes reason. Blame what's under the new power dome hood of the 2010 Mustang GT. With the addition of cold-air induction to the recalibrated V8, horsepower output jumps to 315 and the redline bumps to 6000. And there's a throatier roar to match; perfectly broadcasted by the wider dual-exhaust tips. Suspension components – including springs, stabilizer bars, struts, shocks, control arms, brakes and steering – have also been fine-tuned for a more engaging and balanced GT experience. So shut your other side up and get in.

4.0L V6 Engine
New 2010 Mustang features a standard 4.0-liter SOHC V6 engine with 210 horsepower and 240 pounds-feet of torque.

Handling Upgrades
Recalibrated electronic stability control and 19” Premium Painted Luster-Nickel Aluminum wheels are merely two of the handling upgrades available for 2010 Mustang.

Sport Mode
The AdvanceTrac® Electronic Stability Control System on 2010 Mustang GT Premium includes unique calibration that allows more spirited driving

Cold-Air Induction System
New Cold-Air Induction System delivers a colder, denser intake charge to the cylinders, resulting in increased horsepower and torque.

Shaker Audio Systems
Get your sound on – Choose from two available and amazing Shaker Audio Systems.

Axle Upgrades
Upgrade to a performance 3.73 axle ratio or 3.55 rear axle ratio with 2010 Mustang GT and Mustang GT Premium vehicles.

Technology:

Get lost in the feeling. Find your way back with the voice-activated Navigation System. Our new system is available with Sirius Travel Link™ which lists the lowest fuel prices nearby and lets you check real-time traffic, weather and sports info. Choose available SYNC®*, developed with Microsoft®, and you have a voice-activated media system that integrates your Mustang with most Bluetooth®-enabled phones and digital media players. SYNC also provides direct-connect 911 Assist™**, and gives you the option of requesting a Vehicle Health Report whenever you want it. From the outside in, Mustang is all about performance.

Voice-Activated Navigation
The available Voice-Activated Navigation System with SIRIUS Travel Link™ provides route assistance on an 8-inch screen.

Dual Zone Temperature Control
New feature: Dual-zone Electronic Automatic Temperature Controls allow front occupants to set individual temperatures.

SIRIUS
SIRIUS® Satellite Radio

Capless Fuel Filler System
Convenient and reduces smog-forming evaporative emissions.

Heated Seats
Enjoy the warm comfort of heated seats inside the front row of 2010 Mustang GT Premium with the optional Comfort Package.

Reverse Camera System
Look behind you – Available Reverse Camera System for New 2010 Mustang gives you eyes in the back of your head.

AdvanceTrac® ESC
For more secure and confident driving, AdvanceTrac® electronic stability control comes standard on New 2010 Mustang.

excerpt from:
Ford


Sunday, August 23, 2009

The Mercedes-Benz SLK 55 AMG


Some amazing fact on the OLD-MAN's car: the SLK 55 AMG

People tends to relate Mercedes-Benz with the old-man (bulky, slow, and etc...), well read-on...

The SLK 55 AMG is now even more dynamic: a new front apron and dark-tinted headlamps give this unique eight-cylinder roadster an even more athletic look even at a standstill. The handling dynamics of the SLK 55 AMG have also been sharpened. For the first time the car features the new direct steering with variable servo assistance, which makes the 360-bhp two-seater even more agile and responsive. The SLK 55 AMG is also the only car in its class to feature a V8 engine, while the improved AMG SPEEDSHIFT 7G-TRONIC transmission now offers even faster gearchanges.

The appearance of the sporty roadster now reinforces the car's claim to special status even more emphatically. The redesigned front apron with a more pronounced arrow-shape, the modified Mercedes star, enlarged air dams and a black-painted transverse fin on the lower section ensure a distinctly masculine aura. Large, round foglamps with chrome surrounds are now positioned further outwards, enhancing the impression of width. The hot air from the integral engine oil cooler is vented via side outlets in the front apron. The specific AMG bodystyling also includes AMG side skirts, the muscular AMG rear apron with a black insert and the AMG spoiler lip.

AMG Eight-cylinder Engine

The striking bonnet with its characteristic longitudinal fins conceals the 5.5-liter AMG eight-cylinder engine, which has an output of 360 bhp and develops 376 lb-ft of torque - figures which remain unrivalled in this segment. Enormous torque, immediate responsiveness and the typical AMG V8 sound characterize the driving experience, together with outstanding performance: the two-seater accelerates from zero to 60 mph in just 4.7 seconds, reaches the 124 mph mark in 17.5 seconds and has a top speed (electronically limited) of 155 mph. Power is transferred by the AMG SPEEDSHIFT 7G-TRONIC transmission with steering wheel gearshift paddles, which now ensures even greater agility: gearchanges in the "S" (Sport) and "M" (Manual) driving modes are around ten percent faster than before. This is not only thanks to the new components in the seven-speed automatic transmission, but also to the new engine and transmission management, which also ensures that the gearshifts are smoother.



Functional Interior

In the functional and sporty interior of the SLK 55 AMG, the new AMG ergonomic sports steering wheel with its three-spoke design gives a visual hint of the direct steering feature. The grip area is specially shaped and lined with perforated leather, while the vertical spoke is embellished by a silver-colored insert. Two aluminum AMG shift paddles allow manual gear selection.

The AMG instrument cluster, silver/red needles and AMG lettering also has a new look, and the new graphics ensure that vehicle speed and rpm are even more easily legible. In "M" mode, the AMG main menu is able to display the currently selected gear including an upshift recommendation, as well as the engine oil temperature, the battery voltage or the RACETIMER. The AMG sports seats with their special upholstery layout feature pronounced side bolsters for improved lateral support when cornering at speed; Alcantara inserts in the shoulder areas improve this lateral support even further. Fine nappa leather upholstery is part of the standard appointments of the SLK 55 AMG. It is available in a choice of four attractive colours, with a stylish combination of black/gullwing red as a new entrant to the range.

Performance Package

The AMG performance package is available for the SLK 55 AMG on request. This package developed by the AMG PERFORMANCE STUDIO incorporates even higher-performance components. The result is an ultra-exciting driving experience for sports car enthusiasts who sometimes like to put their AMG model through its paces on the racetrack.


Specifications

Chassis
Brakes F/R: ABS, vented disc/vented disc
Tires F-R: 225/40 - 245/35 R18
Driveline: Rear Wheel Drive

Engine
Type: V8
Displacement cu in (cc): 332 (5439)
Power bhp (kW) at RPM: 360(267) / 5750
Torque lb-ft (Nm) at RPM: 376(510) / 4000
Redline at RPM: 6700

Exterior
Length × Width × Height in: n.a.
Weight lb (kg): n.a.

Performance
Acceleration 0-60 mph s: 4.7
Top Speed mph (km/h): 155 (250) - electronically limited
Fuel Economy EPA city/highway mpg (l/100 km): n.a. (11.7)

Sunday, August 9, 2009

BMW 7 Series - Travel in style, comfort and highly secured


BMW 7 Series - What is high security series mean?

New generation of up-armored BMW 7 Series High Security announced
by John Matras

You’re not really important until someone wants to kill you. And that, plus a desire to travel in a certain level of style and comfort, is the reason for the latest editions of BMW high-security 7-series sedans, appropriately enough named BMW 7 Series High Security.

While a quick internet search will result in a sizeable list of automotive armor upfitters, only Mercedes-Benz and Audi also produced ballistic and explosion resistant automobiles in-house. The newest are the BMW 7 Series High Security models, the BMW 750Li and BMW 760Li, both the longer wheelbase version of the 7-series sedans, with BMW’s new twin-turbo 4.4-liter V-8 and newly developed V-12 respectively.

BMW claims that the 7 Series High Security models are the first in the world to meet BRV 2009 certification and new ballistic protection level VR7. If you really understand what’s entailed in those standards, you’re in a different occupation than we are. It’s sufficient to say that the armor stops some rather heavy hardware.

To do that the 7 Series High Security models receive vehicle-specific armor plating made from special steel. Armor is provided in all directions, naturally, including the doors, roof, roof pillars, front footwell and the divider between the trunk and passenger compartment. The specially-produced steel plates accurately match the body contours of the 7 Series. Door cut and body joint lines are also safely sealed. Considering the world we live in, special attention was given to making the floor explosion resistant.

The windows are new, multi-layer laminated glass 2.4-inches thick with a polycarbonate layer on the inside to prevent shattered glass from penetrating the interior.

This all adds weight, of course, but an advantage of in-house development is modifying the suspension for the extra poundage. BMW reinforces the suspension links, shocks and suspension strut top mountings and calibrates the suspension to provide BMW-like handling despite the added mass. BMW’s Dynamic Damping Control is also standard, allowing the shocks to adjust to different road surfaces.

The BMW 760Li High Security’s V-12 produces 544 hp and, importantly considering the weight, 553 lb-ft of torque at 1500 rpm. With BMW’s new 8-speed automatic transmission, the BMW 760Li can get to 62 mph in 6.2 seconds, according to BMW. Professor Newton would be impressed, no doubt, by getting this object from rest to motion quite so quickly.

The BMW 750Li’s 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8, however, with a mere 407 horsepower and six-speed automatic takes 7.9 seconds for the same task.

BMW has also provided the 7 Series High Security models with upgraded high-performance brakes. Once again, what Professor Newton said about bodies in motion applies particularly to heavy armor-plated objects in motion. Run-flat tires have a separate tire pressure sensing system and special temperature sensors.

If you really want to impress us, however, you’ll go for the options. There’s the ever-popular assault alarm. Or you can talk to us without rolling down those thick windows via an intercom system with concealed microphones and speakers. You can also have under-hood and under-body fire extinguishers.

You can stop gas attacks with an automatic sensing system that closes all windows, activates central locking, closes off fresh-air ventilation and activates as needed a fresh air supply for breathable air inside the car.

And if you have the proper credentials, BMW will provide for everything from flag holders to a center console with compartments for a pair of machine guns.

Of course, one doesn’t shop for a BMW 7 Series High Security model at the corner Bimmer store. BMW provides “discrete consultancy and personalized sales and service support all over the world.” Delivered, no doubt, in a plain brown wrapper. High Security models are also serviced by certified garages only. Again, your corner BMW store loses out again.

This typically isn’t an “owner-operator” vehicle, but BMW will provide specialized driver training for its security vehicles. The men-in-black with dark glasses and ear-speakers, however, are your responsibility.

Impressive as that is, however, remember that because you are important, people may want to kill you. But just because people want to kill you doesn’t mean you’re particularly important. Maybe you just need to change your address.

Just the same, we’re rather glad that we’re not important enough to require a BMW 7 Series High Security. Thanks, but we’d rather be able to spend our disposable income on something from BMW with “M” in its name.

Friday, August 7, 2009

Take a look at Lotus Evora

Fact about Evora

An in-depth look at Lotus Upcoming Evora Sports Car by Aaron Gold

The 2010 Evora is an all-new six-cylinder sports car from Lotus.

Lotus is a British automaker famous for achieving high performance through light weight. (Founder Colin Chapman's motto: "Weight is the enemy of performance.") That said, with a Toyota-sourced V6 engine and an estimated curb weight of 2,976 lbs -- only 100 lbs more than an automatic Honda Civic, but almost a half-ton more than Lotus' Elise and Exige -- the Evora is a Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham by Lotus standards. Though Lotus' cars are typically small and cramped, Lotus says the Evora will be able to accommodate two 6'5" adults. Styling is another Evora strong point, with smooth, flowing lines that stand in stark contrast to the form-over-function look of the current Exige and Elise. Production of the 2010 Evora will be limited to 2,000 cars, 700 to 800 of which will come to the United States. Future plans for the Evora include a convertible version and -- Lotus fans, you'd better sit down for this one -- an optional automatic transmission.

WHAT DOES THE LOTUS EVORA COMPETE AGAINST?

The Evora is aimed at the two-seat Porsche Cayman, though its lower price and promised performance make it an attractive alternative to the Porsche 911. As an "image" car, the Evora could take on more expensive brands like Aston-Martin.

2010 LOTUS EVORA DETAILS AND SPECS

  • Body style: 2- or 4-seat mid-engine sports coupe; convertible planned for future release
  • Engine: Toyota-sourced 3.5 liter V6, 276 hp @ 6400 RPM, 252 lb-ft @ 4700 RPM
  • Transmissions: 6-speed manual; automatic planned for future models
  • Layout: Mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive
  • Performance: 0-60 in approximately 5 seconds, top speed 160 MPH
  • Fuel economy: 19 MPG urban, 36 MPG extra-urban, 27 MPG combined (European cycle)
  • Major standard equipment: Leather-lined Recaro bucket seats, air conditioning, CD/MP3 player
  • Major options: Upgraded stereo, navigation, Bluetooth, cruise control, leather-trimmed interior, sport-tuned throttle and traction control, titanium exhaust pipe, cross-drilled brake rotors, metallic paint
  • Safety equipment: Front airbags, antilock brakes

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Porsche Cayman Coupe better than 911

Full review on Porsche Cayman Coupe

  • Performance

    5 out of 5 stars

    Both the 2.9-litre Cayman and 3.4-litre Cayman S models have six-cylinder engines that thrive on revs. Each hurtles rapidly forward at higher revs, but the extra 55bhp in the S gives useful extra thrust. Both models are available with a smooth, quick-changing seven-speed PDK semi-auto gearbox as an option. Offering the best of both worlds, the PDK 'box actually increases performance while reducing C02 emissions and fuel consumption.

    Review-OnRoad
  • Ride & Handling

    5 out of 5 stars

    The Cayman is based on the mid-engined Boxster roadster and its fixed roof mean extra rigidity and an even sharper drive. Phenomenal grip and agility means twisty roads can be covered with breathtaking speed and accuracy, while the steering gives a near-perfect blend of sensitivity and feel. We'd recommend the PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) option, which trades the standard firm suspension for an adjustable system that gives a more supple ride, but taut body control.

    Review-OnRoad
  • Refinement

    4 out of 5 stars

    You don’t expect sports cars to be quiet, but nor do you want to be sitting in the middle of a din. With the Cayman you’re not. The engine's guttural low-rev snarl and higher-speed metallic thrash never disappear, but you probably wouldn’t want them to, and wind noise is rarely apparent. The optional 19-inch wheels are too noisy on coarse surfaces, though.

Monday, August 3, 2009

Check out - Ford Mustang Shelby GT500


Some facts about Ford Mustang Shelby GT500

(Press Release) – Mar 27, 2009 – More fuel efficient, more power and with better acceleration than the previous generation, the new Shelby Mustang has been refined and improved to enhance the performance of this iconic car, taking many of the improvements from the development of the Shelby GT500KR.

The supercharged dual overhead camshaft engine now develops 540 bhp and 510 lb ft torque, more than the previous generation car’s figures of 500 and 480. The aluminium power dome hood not only enhances the appearance of the car it aids the engine cooling. The car also features a conical air filter in place of the more traditional flat-panel system, allowing for more cool air to be forced into the engine again increasing the power and efficiency of the engine.

The clutch has also been upgraded to a twin-disc system, greatly improving the driveability of the car. The first 4 gear ratios stay the same but the 5th and 6th gears are changed to improve the fuel efficiency by further lowering the rev’s. New 19” wheels are featured on the coupe with Goodyear F1 super car tyres and together with optimised dampers the car is now a lot more competent on handling with better roll control with more body control through cornering.

The interior of the car has also had a significant upgrade with genuine leather used all round for the upholstery and real aluminium on the instrument panel giving the car a more “up-market” feel.

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Exterior Styling

It is evident from several 2009 Ford Mustang reviews that experts agree on the styling of the pony car. While the 2009 Ford Mustang coupe exudes coolness in exterior styling the 2009 Ford Mustang Shelby versions are more aggressive typical of a muscle car. Ford offers plenty of styling options for both Mustang coupe and convertibles available in four trims - V6 Deluxe, V6 Premium, GT Deluxe and GT Premium. The Ford Mustang convertibles feature a power vinyl top.

The Mustang Shelby editions are more robust now with a fortified chassis. The front sway bar’s diameter of the 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 coupe and convertibles is reduced increasing spring stiffness to allow quicker turn-in on the outward tire.

Interior Comfort

Both the 2009 Ford Mustang coupe and convertible can accommodate four people along with enough storage at the rear cargo. Even though its charcoal black leather seating and aluminum dashboard looks sophisticated the appeal is reduced by excessive use of hard plastic inside the car. The same is applicable for the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 coupe and convertibles except the bold red seams and side bolstering on the seats.

The comfort features in Ford Mustang V6 Deluxe includes keyless access, cruise control, air-conditioning, full power accessories, a CD player with an additional audio port. The V6 Premium comes with a power driver seat, a Shaker 500 stereo with six-CD changer.

As for Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 convertible and coupe, Deluxe trims feature 18-inch alloy wheels, a front air splitter, a rear spoiler, fog-lamps, cruise control, navigation system, heat extractors, air-conditioning and power driver seat while the Premium edition comes with an additional sport bucket seats with Cobra logos and a Shaker 500 stereo with CD-changer and satellite radio.

Power and Performance

All versions of Ford Mustang are rear-wheel-drive. The 2009 Ford Mustang is equipped with a standard five-speed manual transmission with five-speed automatic as an option. The pony car uses a 4.0L 210Hp V6 producing 240lb-ft of torque.

On the other hand, the 2009 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is powered by a 4.6L 300Hp V8 that produces the required thrust to acquire 0 to 60mph in 5.7 seconds. But for Mustang Shelby GT500 a Tremec six-speed manual transmission is the only choice. The Ford muscle cars have 19mpg and 18mpg combined fuel economy respectively.

Safety Features

The 2009 Ford Mustang has four-wheel disc brakes and front-seat side airbags as standard safety features with optional ABS and traction control. The Shelby GT500 features Brembo brakes with ABS and traction control as standard.

Despite absence of electronic stability control all Ford Mustang models have passed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash tests with five stars for front and side impact protection for front seat passenger. The 2009 Ford Mustang Convertible achieved a five star rating in rear side protection as well.

From the 2009 Ford Mustang Shelby reviews one point is clear that competitors like the BMW 128i, Nissan 350Z and Mazda RX-8 are ahead of Ford Mustang in interior styling and handling. This year in 2009, Mustang’s competitors’ line up adds a new contender – the Dodge Challenger available with V6 and V8 powertrains. Nevertheless, somewhere down the line the retro-futuristic design and reasonable pricing lend an extra edge to the 2009 Ford Mustang against their old rivals, the 2010 Chevy Camaro and Pontiac Firebirds.

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Experience the Driving of 2010 Legacy 2.5GT


Be Part of Subaru Community

Subaru WRX Games is Pet Friendly

The Subaru WRX Games, scheduled to take place on August 1, at the Fairplex, in Pomona, California is an event free to the public, where guests are encouraged to bring their dogs. For an interesting experience for you and your pet, you can register here.

"We're excited to host the WRX Games as the Subaru Rally Team USA readies for another X Games rally," said Todd Lawrence, promotional and sponsorship manager, Subaru of America, Inc. "The event will allow owners, as well as non-owners, to experience what it's like to be part of the Subaru community."

According to Subaru, the day's festivities will include:

* 2010 Legacy 2.5GT Driving Experience: A custom course to give you an idea on the handling of Subaru's standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system.
* Subaru Freestyle Gymkhana: Earn WRX Games bragging rights as you drive alongside a professional driver and compete against other guests in this timed driving competition.
* Subaru Game On: You will race against the clock as well as opponents in a tent wired with Subaru racing video games.
* Need for Speed: You race remote-controlled model Subaru cars around a rally stage, complete with jumps and tire-shredding turns.
* Gone To The Dogs: In the Subaru doggie tent there will be serving up plenty of fresh, cold water and treats for your four-legged friend.
* Subaru Car Show: Enter your Subaru and compete to win Subaru Rally Gear, Subaru reward dollars and other great prizes. Awards will be given in multiple categories.
* Driving Demos by Subaru Factory and Guest Drivers: Ken Block is confirmed to drive his Gymkhana 2 vehicle. Stephan Verdier and Kristian Skavnes are also scheduled to appear.

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