Showing posts with label Tuning World Bodensee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tuning World Bodensee. Show all posts

Sunday, May 4, 2008

2008 Tuning World Bodensee Babes

This year’s German specialty car show “Tuning World Bodensee” that was held from May 1 - 4 wasn’t particularly… special or not at least in terms of worldwide car debuts. And how about the babes? Well, in our opinion, nothing special here either but we’ll let you decided that for yourselves by looking at the image gallery after the jump. -Continued
















Saturday, May 3, 2008

Rieger Tuning Audi A4 3.0TDI 297Hp

Making its world premiere at the 2008 Tuning World Bodensee show in Germany, the new Audi A4 3.0 TDI from Rieger Tuning has received both styling and mechanical upgrades. The German tuning firm’s aggressive bodykit consists of a front lip spoiler, a carbon-fiber rear diffuser that incorporates four exhausts pipes, side sills and an understated boot spoiler along with 20-inch alloys available in various designs. -Continued

Rieger Tuning has also supped up the 3.0-liter V6 turbo diesel engine which now develops 297 Hp (vs 240 Hp) while the suspension and brake system have also been upgraded.











Via: Autoblog.nl , Source: Rierger Tuning

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Loder1899 Beefs Up the 2009 Jaguar XF

To be officially introduced at the “Tuning World Bodensee 2008” in Germany (May 1 to 4), Loder1899’s sport package for the Jaguar XF consists of subtle cosmetic upgrades along with a kit for the 2.7-liter V6 diesel engine. The Bavarian tuner’s bodykit for the XF includes a front apron, an understated rear spoiler and a “diffuser-style” rear apron complemented with a suspension lowering kit (-35mm) and 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped in 255/35 R20 tires. -Continued

As for the 2.7 V6 TD versions, thanks to the modified engine management control, power is increased from 207Hp to 249Hp, thus allowing the Jag to accelerate from standstill to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 7,6 seconds versus the standard car’s 8,2 seconds. The full Loder1899 sport package for the XF 2.7 V6 TD is available for 7,898 / $12,324 but that doesn’t include assembly and painting.





PRICE LIST

The „Loder1899“- JaguarXF

Front spoiler: 877,62 Euro
Rear apron diffuser: 773,50 Euro
Rear apron spoiler: 312,38 Euro
Stainless steel exhaust tailpipe device left and right: in progress
Lowering kit (-35 mm): 349 Euro
Wheel/tire combination consisting of alloy rim 9,5x21 "Hollow Spoke" (silber) and tires 255/30 21: starts at 1483,81 Euro/each (see press picture)
Low priced wheel/tire combinations from 9x20 Zoll incl. tires 255/35 20: starts at 666,07 Euro/each
Motor management:. 1499 Euro
Stainless steel footrest: 199 Euro/each

"Loder1899"-Exklusive package: 7.898,77 Euro plus assembly and painting

Standard price: starts at 49.370 Euro
With “Loder1899” Exklusive-accessory program:
starts at 57.269 Euro

Technical Data: 2,7 TDV6 • displacement 2720 cm3 • performance increase with “Loder1899” motor management accessory device up to kW/249 hp at 2000/min (standard 152 kW/207 hp at 2000/min.) • maximum torque 435 Nm at 4000/min, (with “Loder1899” 522 Nm at 3850/min) • rear wheel drive • automatic six speed gearbox • length/breadth/height 4961/1877/2053 mm • fuel tank 69,5 l • car boot volume 385 l • towed weight, braked 1.850 kg; towed weight, unbraked 750 kg • top speed 229 kmph • 0-100 kmph in 8,2 seconds standard; (in 7,6 seconds with “Loder1899”) • consumption (EU-Mix) combined 7,5 l/100 km • CO2 199 g/km • Price: starts at 49.370 Euro.

Via: Le Blog Auto , Source: Loder1899

Monday, April 28, 2008

Opel Corsa OPC 202Hp by Steinmetz

Due to make its first public appearance at the German tuning show “Tuning World Bodensee 2008” that runs from May 1 to 5, the Steinmetz prepped Opel Corsa OPC has been mildly enhanced with minor mechanical and cosmetic upgrades.

The smallest member of the Opel OPC family has gained an extra 10 Hp -thanks to the use of the new left/right silencer system, raising the 1.6-liter turbocharged engine’s output to 202 Hp. The tuning firm has also added a lowering kit that brings the Corsa OPC 30 mm nearer to the tarmac. -Continued

In terms of aesthetics, the Corsa OPC by Steinmetz is distinguished by the new honeycomb grille, a 2-piece front spoiler, the side strips in silver or anthracite and the aluminum filler cap complemented by a new set of 16 to 19-inch alloy wheels. Finally, the interior is enhanced by the stainless steel Steinmetz foot mats.