Volvo C70 Ice White Special Edition

Volvo C70 Ice White special edition has been launched on British market by Volvo. Powered by a four-cylinder 2.0D diesel engine (136PS), Volvo C70 Ice White special edition emits 161g/km CO2 and returns up to 46.3mpg fuel economy on the combined cycle.

Volvo C70 Ice White sits on 18″ Midir diamond cut alloy wheels and features Calcite leather upholstery and interior aluminum accents.

Volvo C70 Ice White also comes with safety features such as the Roll-Over Protection System, the Side Impact Protection System, the Inflatable Curtain Airbag, and the Whiplash Protection System.

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Ford iosis MAX Concept Car

Ford iosis MAX concept is a Multi Activity Vehicle (MAV) which has been premiered by Ford in Geneva Auto Show.

Ford iosis MAX concept is based on a fresh interpretation of Ford’s kinetic design form language and expressing the company’s direction for its following C-cars model range.

Ford iosis MAX is powered with a 1.6-litre 180PS four-cylinder petrol engine from the EcoBoost family that features turbocharging and direct injection. With the engine, Ford has found out that the Ford iosis MAX has a 125g/km CO2 emissions level.

Ford iosis MAX comes with a set of new advanced aerodynamics, lightweight materials, and new door opening concepts.

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Lincoln C Concept

Lincoln C Concept has been premiered at the Detroit Auto Show. Powered by a 1.6-liter EcoBoost engine coupled with Ford’s dry and dual-clutch PowerShift six-speed transmission, Lincoln C Concept may develops 180 horsepower and 180 ft.-lbs. of torque.

Lincoln C Concept is the company’s newest “big idea” for a small luxury car which is able to offer a 43 mpg fuel economy on the highway.

Lincoln C Concept also features an In-Car Companion, called EVA. EVA is a life-like avatar that connects the driver to the vehicle.

Lincoln C Concept showcases a human machine interface (HMI) and in-car connectivity technologies that aim to facilitate social networking.

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