modification shelby GT 500 supe snake 20011

Shelby American, the company that created the Shelby Mustang has released details of the package Mustang GT 500 Super Snake latest. Now the snake can this super power to 800 hp.

So, if your muscle car enthusiast, you should quickly make a reservation, because his unit is limited as many as 1,000 units for 2011.

Working closely with Ford Racing, Shelby American has increased the power of this super snake to 800 hp, or 75 hp more powerful than the Super Snake version 2010.

To distinguish it from previous versions, garnish blue with white stripes, as well as design pelk new anthracite, and side scoops new Shelby GT 500 pinned on this.

"Ford Motor Company did a fantastic job making GT500 2011 model is lighter and stronger," said Shelby American President, John Luft, in its official release on Thursday (09/16/2010)

He added, "Our team is applying the experience to build the Super Snake over the past few years to offer a package that dramatically improve the ability of a new car," he added.

Modification package price starts from U.S. $ 30,245 or approximately Rp 272 million already included the cost of installation, which will only be available through the Shelby American and the shops of his mod.

Complete package modification Supe Snake Shelby GT 500 2011:

• Ford Racing handling pack Including Dynamic adjustable dampers, lowering springs, tuned stabilizer bars, and front strut tower brace

• 6-speed manual transmission with 3.73:1 rear axle ratio

• Shelby / Ford Racing Supercharger upgrade producing over 660 HP and 590 ft.-lbs. of torque

• Either a Shelby / Ford Racing or Shelby / Kenne Bell supercharger kit producing 750 HP with upgraded drive shaft, billet twin 75mm throttle body and exclusive badges

• Optional Shelby / Kenne Bell 800 horsepower on pump gas tune

• Borla exhaust system

• An optional Shelby / Eibach handling pack Also available is

• Designed Shelby-Alcoa 20-inch wheels in anthracite or durabright

• Short-throw shifter

• Forged Shelby / Baer brakes with six piston calipers and cross drilled / vented rotors

• Front brake cooling ducts and side scoops behind the door

• Unique fiberglass hood featuring classic Shelby design and pins

• Signature Shelby Super Snake stripes in matte black or matte Either white

• "Shelby" lettering across the rear deck lid

• 'Super Snake' vehicle badges and official Shelby CSM plate interiors

• Optional two tone leather interior

• Shelby signature embroidered headrests, Floor Mats and other components Designed Shelby

Hyundai introduces 1,6L turbo engine

At the 2011 Seoul auto show, Hyundai announced it has developed the 1,6L turbo engine.

The 1,6L Turbo engine features a twin-scroll turbo-charger which helps the engine to produce as much as 208 horsepower, while at the same time helps reducing the engine's fuel-consumption.

We are expecting the Hyundai to officially announce the new turbo engine at the 2011 New York Auto Show, which kicks off next week.

New Hyundai 1,6L turbo engine will be first available in the 2012 Hyundai Veloster, while later it is expected to appear in other Hyundai compact cars including the next-generation Hyundai i30 and upcoming Hyundai Elantra coupe.

Hyundai's sister firm, Kia Motors might also benefit from this highly advanced 1,6L turbo engine and models such as Kia Optima Koup and new cee'd could get the engine sometime in the near future.

Hyundai Blue 2 concept car

Hyundai introduces new hydrogen-powered fuel-cell concept car named Blue 2 at the 2011 Seoul Motor Show!

Named Blue 2, the concept car's name is a derivate of Hyundai's sub eco-brand called "Blue Drive" and the number 2, which comes from H2 and symbolizes the symbol for hydrogen gas.

It was designed and developed at Hyundai's Seoul based reasearch and design headquarters with an aim at gaining early leadership of the fuel cell electric vehicle market.

Hyundai Blue 2 concept vehicle is powered by a 122 horsepower fuel cell stack that delivers a mileage capability of 34.9 km/liter on the car. The car features aerodynamic enhancements as well as low roll-resistance tires and light-weight alloy wheels to improve its fuel-economy.

The latest concept car from Hyundai is full of innovative technologies. It features a highly advanced fuel cell stack under the hood, which poweres the car, as well as a plethora of other infotainment systems and technologies including a welcome system that recognizes the driver, automatic opening door system and both, side cameras and a roof cameras replacing the conventional side mirrors.

Inside, the Hyundai Blue 2 concept features interior design which encompasses a futuristic look by using eco-friendly new materials.

The Most Expensive Cars to Insure

The Most Expensive Cars to Insure
Just because a car is cheap doesn't mean the insurance will be. High-cost cars aren't always the most expensive to insure either. If you are concerned about high insurance rates, you probably shouldn't go out a buy a new $33,000 Honda S2000 convertible. And that little inexpensive Volkswagen GTI, listed at $22,000, will cost you as much in insurance as its bigger cousin, the Passat, which costs twice as much.

Looking for cheaper insurance rates? The 2004 Chevrolet Aveo and the 2004 Chevrolet Colorado are among the cheapest 2004 models to insure.

The main factor in the cost of insurance for certain vehicles is not in the price, but its claims history. For example, certain cars are proven to be stolen more often. Some have high repair costs or are in more accidents than other cars. There are many factors, not just the cost of the car, that affect the premiums.

Insurance premiums are based on several factors, including:

The sticker price: a car that costs more to buy, costs more to replace.

Repair costs: Repair costs are skyrocketing at nearly double the overall rate of inflation. There are so many technological advance included in cars that they are more expensive to repair.

Theft and fraud patterns: Cars that are frequently stolen are more expensive to insure. Thieves have their favorites based on market demands and interchangeability of parts. The Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry are the most frequently stolen cars. If you live in an area where there are high auto theft rates, you could pay more in premiums. Insurance fraud is also on the rise and will result in higher insurance costs, especially if you live in New York, Massachusetts or Florida.

Model year, weight and vehicle type: The more power you have the higher premiums you will pay. Sports cars, high-performance vehicles and luxury cars have the highest losses for vehicle damage and small, light vehicles have the highest death rates. Passenger vans and station wagons have the lowest losses for vehicle damage. SUV's and trucks will generally sustain less damage in a collision, but will cause more damage and higher liability claims.

Driver demographics: Your age, where you live, your gender, driving record and credit history will affect your premiums. If you have a bad driving record, you will pay a lot in insurance premiums. If you have a good clean driving record, you'll pay less for insurance.

Technological progress: New gadgets and doodads in cars will make your premiums higher. This is because the cost of repairs is more expensive.