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Wraptivo Honda CR-Z Type-F Revealed Before SEMA
DUB Daily 2 Sep 2010 | 10:00 pm
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Meguilar’s Wraptivo system is pretty impressive. Using their online system, you can design your own vinyl wrap and have it shipped to a shop for installation. Total cost? Under $1,700 for most cars — a tiny sliver of the price of a custom paint job, but the effect is just as cool.
This year, they’ll highlight the system with a “carbon fiber” Honda CR-Z at SEMA. Just unveiled, the Type F CR-Z has a black-and-carbon-fiber look that gives Honda’s new hybrid a shot of attitude it badly needs.
But the Type F isn’t just a showpiece. It’s got a supercharger,[…] -
New Car Stickers Will Go Beyond M.P.G. in Rating Cars
DUB Daily 2 Sep 2010 | 1:34 pm
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The Obama administration proposed on Monday two alternatives to the window stickers in new vehicles, including one that would assign letter grades for fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions. Read more. -
VIDEO: David Choe paints poster of Danny Trejo aka Machete
DUB Daily 2 Sep 2010 | 1:28 pm
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Machete star Danny Trejo and world-renowned visual artist David Choe get together to create original poster art based on Machete as a tribute. SA Studios was there to capture the unique pairing.
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Ferrari 458 Italia ‘Finally’ Recalled, Mystery Solved
DUB Daily 2 Sep 2010 | 12:56 am
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We used to wonder how many licks it would take to get to the center of Tootsie-Pop. Today, we know how much heat it would take to get to the center of a Ferrari 458. “A warm day, a warm road, and a very hot car,” as told by Ferrari spokespersons. We also know how many disasters it would take to get Ferrari off their duff and do something about the 11 Ferrari 458 Italia’s that have either crashed or burned up in the past few months.
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Hints at a Promising Future — GM Trademarks “Stingray”
DUB Daily 1 Sep 2010 | 11:24 pm
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We don’t usually expect news out of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to wake us up a bit. But this…
This has promise.
General Motors has filed a trademark application for the word “Stingray,” used as the name of a car. We know the Corvette’s 60th anniversary is coming up soon. We know the current, seventh-generation ‘Vette, brilliant as it is, has been with us a little too long.
Could the eighth generation be a revival of the classic split-window Stingray?
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Coming to the U.S. — The 100 Horsepower Aston Martin?
DUB Daily 1 Sep 2010 | 11:14 pm
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This is, perhaps, the most pointless car ever designed. It is a car from one of the most respected sports car manufacturers in the world…that might do zero-to-sixty in four tries, if you gave it a push and a little bit of a downhill course. It’s a car from one of the world’s most respected engine builders….with a 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine.
It is an Aston Martin…built by Toyota.
Whatever. We’re apparently getting it here.
The Aston Martin Cygnet, designed as a runabout for Aston owners who don’t want to take their Vantage to 7-11 for a case of beer, is[…]
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It’s been a long, slow tease, with lots of photos of half of a grille or a corner of a taillight, but the newest version of one of America’s best-known, best-selling vehicles is finally here. We spent the morning checking out a production example of the 2011 Ford Explorer, and we’re back to report that it’s a significant step up in quality, but it has a decidedly different purpose than any previous Explorer.
If you’re going to unveil anything at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, you better make the car’s design stand out from all the other debuts hitting the Cobo Hall floor to get some buzz...which is exactly what the 2011 DUB Edition Ford 5.0 Mustang GT did!
Constant evolution is a part of life. Accordingly, plenty has changed for North Philadelphia ex-con/turned fighter and entrepreneur, Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins since he graced the cover of DUB five years back. Hopkins, the first fighter to retain all four major championship belts in his former middleweight division, has surely gained exponential wealth.
On March, 11, 2009, the world lost a remarkable person. The tragic car accident that took the life of TapouT co-founder Charles “Mask” Lewis Jr. devastated family, friends and fans, custom bike builder, Jason Peterson from AKA Custom Cycles, being one of them. “We’re a big fan of TapouT, MMA and UFC in general, and when we heard about him passing, we wanted to do something to commemorate his memory,” Peterson says. In August, he approached TapouT about building a bike in Mask’s memory, in which Punkass gave him the green light after he saw renderings Peterson’s wife, Meredith, designed.
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