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Toyota FT86
Toyota first revealed the concept version of the FT86 Coupe at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show. Since then there have been a lot of rumors, could this be the takeover of the Celica brand?
As per usual in recession environment, the development of the FT86 is a combined work with Subaru. The release date is expected in November 2011. This week the production version of the FT-86 have surfaced on the internet.
You will definitely not find this any day soon in the auctions, you won’t even find it on a new Toyota dealers yard!
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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X upgrade
Mitsubishi just announced an upgrade for it’s Lancer Evolution X (ten). Now you can run your family around the rally stages with a maker option rear backing monitor. Also, as you are coming around a gravel corner at 190kms/hr and you push both the brake and the accelerator at the same time, the brake now will take priority (you may loose a few seconds there getting to the shopping center)!
Now if you are worried about getting to your child’s school in time for that teacher parent interview, Mitsubishi have helped to cushion those corners (140km/hr corners!) by adding a soft pad to the upper part of the interior trim! Also Mitsubishi have added some soft leather trim to the mid interior (probably to help you not to slip as you leap 3m into the air as you drive over those one lane bridges on the way to golf travelling at 165km/hr).
Now we do have a family Lancer Evolution X!
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New Mitsubishi MIVEC engine uses “start stop” technology
Mitsubishi has joined in the fuel saving competition with its version of “idle shut off systems” incorporated in the new 4J10 Mivec engine, 1.8 liter gasoline. The new engine uses both the valve lift variable as well as the continuous valve timing. The engine will become available this month in the Mitsubishi Galant Fortis sedan and Sportback (Mitsubishi Lancer).
The engine will have a rating of 139 horsepower and an improvement of about 12% gas efficiency. Although currently the Auto Stop and Go system has only appeared in manual vehicles, Mitsubishi is working on putting the system in cars with a CVT transmission. Watch for this technology to spill over into other models like the RVR and the Outlander Sport.
Expect to see these very soon in the daily Auctions Online
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Tsunami used cars for sale?
We all saw the floods of the tsunami hitting all those cars and trucks. So where are these vehicles now? Could it be that they are being sold in the Japanese used car auctions? Could a vehicle that you buy be one of these?
Basically there are major barriers to companies slipping tsunami history used cars through the Japanese used car auction system.
The first is the inspectors in the auctions themselves. Basically Provide Cars only buys vehicles from the Japanese used car auctions. These auctions have a very strict inspectors report. The inspections are often extremely strict. I have seen inspectors removing front headlights to find out whether a car has had a crash repair history. Trying to hide tsunami history vehicles through these auctions without acknowledging it before hand on the auction sheet, would be a hard job. When the inspector realizes the car he is looking at is a tsunami history car the auction will take up the matter with the selling company. The selling company is risking their membership and reputation by not telling/acknowledging beforehand to the auction that these vehicles were tsunami history. The risk to the selling company is too great.
A selling company therefore has to acknowledge beforehand to the auction that this vehicle is “flood history” or in this case a “tsunami history” used car. It will then be delegated to the “no claim” area of the auction, if it has documentation to go with the vehicle. These vehicles sometimes have a single note “flood history” or something similar written on the auction sheet with no inspectors report to go with it. They are not being slipped through the auction but set aside to a no-claim part of the auction.
As a buyer you can buy peace.
It would be a totally different story buying from a dealers stock page however! There is no guarantee where that vehicle has come from. Now that is high risk!
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auctions, providecars, used car sales
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