Tramontana XTR - Photo and Video

Tramontana XTR is the extreme version, with the most radical chassis modifications and clearly oriented towards pure performance. It incorporates an ultra-rapid competition gearbox and additional aerodynamic appendages to optimize the vehicle’s performance at high speeds. Read More: AutosVoice.com

 

The Most Fun Cars To Drive. Ever

Car adverts are always shouting about fuel consumption, safety ratings, and boot space. Sure, these practicalities are all important when looking at buying a car. But, it’s all very practical. Where has all the fun gone? After all, isn’t that driving is really about? Sometimes, we just want to hit the open road and bask in the sheer thrill of driving! We want to put our foot down on the long coastal roads. We want to throw the car around the corners on country lanes.
We love it when car manufacturers distil the essence of driving and put the fun back into their cars. Enough with the sensible mileage counters and extra seats in the back. Let’s have some fun! We’ve rounded up our pick of the most exciting, thrilling cars to drive. We’re talking about affordable, accessible cars here too. You don’t need to buy a Ferrari to enjoy driving. Let’s take a look. Read More: AutosVocie.com

The Cars First Time Drivers Should Consider

Getting behind the wheel of your car for the first time after passing your test is exciting. But you need to pick out a car before you can do that.

New or Used

The first thing to decide upon is whether you’re going to drive a new car or a used car. There are obvious budgetary concerns that you should take into consideration. You can’t buy a new car unless you have the money to do it. But even if you do have the money, is new necessarily better than used?
Well, I’d argue that used cars are always the best option when it comes to finding a car as a first-time car buyer. There are all kinds of things that can go wrong when you get on the road for the first few months after passing your test. And your new car can be upgraded in the future. Here are the used cars that I think are best for new drivers Read More: AutosVoice.com

Should I Buy an Automatic or a Manual?

An overwhelming majority of British drivers choose manual cars over automatic, and this has been the case for many years. However, in a world that is becoming more and more technologically advanced, it seems logical to give automatic vehicles due consideration.

Automatic Cars

Automatic cars offer a wealth of benefits. Although these vehicles don’t take over the journey for you, they are designed to support the driver, even if you’re on a busy road or stuck in traffic.
Automatic cars are constructed with features which aim to make your journey much easier, like their dual-clutch gearboxes that help shift you into the correct gear, without all of the unnecessary stress and confusion. Even after passing their test, many drivers still struggle with this aspect of driving, and if this sounds familiar, an automatic car is most certainly an option to consider. Read More: AutosVocie.com

Mercedes-Benz C-Class Review

Since the release of their first model in 1926, Mercedes-Benz has become a leading brand in the car industry and continues to impress fans by taking luxurious saloons to a whole new level. With the help of Mercedes Enthusiast Tony Di Fazio of California Cars and Commercials, here is what we think.
It goes without saying that the Mercedes-Benz C-Class offers the highest level of comfort, luxury and performance as well – making it one of the most popular and successful Mercedes models to have ever been introduced to the car industry. In terms of interior features, the C-Class is as exceptional as you would expect.With any Mercedes saloon, you are not only presented with luxurious materials and high-quality features, but each model has been carefully designed and crafted to provide an optimal standard of comfort. Read More: AutosVocie.com

LaFerrari FXXK - 1036bhp Track

The entirely not road legal FXXK employs the same basic V12-plus-electric drivetrain as the road-going LaFerrari, but making even more power. 101bhp more power, to be precise, boosting total output to 1036bhp: 848bhp coming from the 6.3-litre naturally aspirated V12 (at 9200rpm, no less) and 187bhp from the electric motor. Combined torque stands at ‘over 664lb ft’. Read More: AutosVoice.com

Van Drivers: Make Sure You Use These Aftermarket Tech Gadgets

Do you drive a van each day? You might do so for work, or just because you find it more practical than a car. Whatever the reason, one thing’s for certain. Many of today’s vans seem to lack some technology you might find standard on cars.
If you want to make your life on the road easier, there is some good news for you. It’s possible to buy and use aftermarket tech gadgets in your van. Now you too can enjoy the features car drivers are accustomed to these days! Curious about which gadgets I’m talking about? Keep reading to find out more!
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Double-DIN head unit

In case you don’t know, the “head unit” is your van’s stereo system. The thing about many of today’s vans is that manufacturers fit mediocre systems as standard. Yes, you can listen to the radio and play a CD, but that’s usually about it.
Today’s van drivers would love to listen to their tunes and have more control over equalizer settings, for example. They might also want to use an app-based touchscreen system, similar to what car owners are used to in their vehicles. Read More: AutosVoice.com