2018 New York International Auto Show (NYIAS)

Chickenbiscuit · 20 March 2018 07:57

I recently lost most of my automation stuff when my laptop broke, so you might be seeing another round of LMC concepts coming your way soon.

yurimacs · 20 March 2018 11:09

Just another concept car. Nothing to see here. (By the way, just loved the new update. Feels like you have more control than ever)

Aaron.W · 20 March 2018 13:11

This is the unveiling of the new TSR Fallwing LSport V12 with the new Performance Package.

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Specs:
5995cc V12 Twin-Turbo
665 HP (engine horsepower)
635 lb-ft of torque
5191 lb (1444 kg)
19.3 mpg
9-Speed Advance Automatic transmission
Carbon ceramic brakes
Performance magnesium rims
Launch Control
Carbon Fibre Exterior package (standard on Performance Package)
Package price (+$9000)
Pre-order available now, will be delivered late 2018

Hshan · 20 March 2018 14:35

.>over 400 km/h
.>madness
.>Automationverse

Choose two

abg7 · 20 March 2018 15:12

Genra is proud to present the GSX30, the company’s flagship grand tourer. Powered by a 3.0L turbocharged inline-six delivering over 530 horsepower to all four wheels (with a 40/60 torque split front/rear) via a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox, this sleek coupe retails for $85162 with a 90% markup in place.

Standard features include drift mode (selectable via a switch on the center console), carbon-ceramic brakes and a full luxury interior incorporating Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The GSX30 can be personalized further with paint-to-sample exterior colors and interior finishes, along with one of two designs for its 20-inch forged wheels.

With a top speed of >190 mph and a 0-60 time in the low three-second range, it’s bound to be quick, and yet it returns 26 mpg on the combined cycle. So what are you waiting for? Get one now - the order books are filling up fast!

Jaimz · 20 March 2018 15:15

Is this detail in your press release?

abg7 · 20 March 2018 17:09

Yes, I applied a 90% markup on the markets tab. And it is in the press release.

Jaimz · 20 March 2018 20:51

Wow! An honest car manufacturer.

I’m guessing you aren’t based on VAG/PSA/Toyota/etc…because they can’t tell you the truth about anything…especially how much profit they are making per car.

DeusExMackia · 21 March 2018 17:52

Pre-Show 1

Shromet’s got the newest version of their Appalachian coming to this year’s show. I do loathe crossovers, but a piss load of people buy them, meaning you can’t really ignore them. You also can’t ignore that pandering (I think?) to the Trump train supporters. Never been one for combining politics and cars, aside from dictator’s limousines, but this could at least score a few points with his supporters. The new Appalachian does at least look decent and not like some standard company design style stretched over a body it’s clearly too big for. Mind you, those mirrors; they don’t seem to be on the right way round.

Am I hot and bothered yet Evgenis? I dunno, it’s hard to tell what we’re supposed to be getting hot and bothered over. Whatever this car is, it’s blue, which hence means there’s a 99% chance of it being a performance car.

Baltazar are aiming for the stars for the name of their new car. Just a moment please, I’m going to go and find my astro-physics textbook…
…no luck, I can’t work it out. What we can work out however is that the rumours are pointing to this being a new mid-size sedan from the company. If it’s as good as their very competent Quasar, then my personal favourite mid-size, the Adenine Valence, will certainly have some serious competition on its hands, as will the rest of the market.

Maine seem to be raising the bet against Shromet with “A crossover you can’t hate”. That’s a bold claim; you’d be amazed at how much I can hate such vehicles. Still, at least this one is taking the ‘estate on stilts’ approach, which gives it far more credentials in the looks department than some of the other blobby looking monstrosities that little this market.

Znopresk/BMMA teased a small picture what appears the be the ‘Zanzibar’. Rumours suggest it’s likely to be a new Iularo model, but details otherwise are scarce. This was followed by a shot of a new crossover/SUV, which might be related. Details are so scarce at the moment that it’s hard to even report on rumours on whatever they’re doing. More to follow.

What is it? It’s the Deltex Alacrity. The name makes as much sense as the styling; it’s highly unconventionally, but those aggressive vents and alien-like headlights show purpose and determination. At least, that was the teaser for this thing; a special pre-show release event revealed it to be an 830hp, all-carbon fibre, V12 supercoupe. It’s surprisingly graceful, respite being so performance-focused in its styling, and our guesses so far are that it’s going to be very, very fast. Out of the lesser-known company releases for this year, this one really has taken my fancy.

Enactor announced the reveal of the Series 4 Estate Roamer. Little else is known about it yet other than it’s very big, very blue, and very smokey.

Jaimz · 21 March 2018 22:38

Ahead of the unveiling of the latest edition of the Franklin Marshall Cerberus we found this news clipping that we thought appropriate.

stm316 · 21 March 2018 23:13

In the immortal words of Kevin “bloody” Wilson:
‘Eh, come ‘n’ have a look at this one, Edwin
This one’s got a wireless … look at this, eh’

Mikonp7 · 22 March 2018 15:18

vmo · 22 March 2018 15:21

TubaTech?

Mikonp7 · 22 March 2018 15:25

Only the best Tubas in this one

Chickenbiscuit · 23 March 2018 02:03

Leviathan Maladus

coming soon…

goblin95 · 23 March 2018 09:39

More to be revealed soon.

Radster · 23 March 2018 13:50

Welcome to the Maine Motors stand.

NYIAS 2018.

We’re proud to present the new Felon Crosscountry.

Allow us to show you why we claim it’s a “crossover you can’t hate”.

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Felon Crosscountry 2.5 Ambition shown in Torque Silver.

A proper crossover.

We are aware not everyone likes crossovers. We are aware there are people who hate them and hate everything they represent. We’re here to change that perception: we want to offer a crossover that’s not a hatchback with worse handling, or a bloated mess; we wanted to make a proper crossover for once.

And what does a crossover mean to us? It’s a practical car, that also offers offroad capabilities. Enter the Felon Crosscountry. Full time all wheel drive with a 50/50 split. The choice between a 180hp 2.2 liter turbocharged 4 cylinder or a 210hp, 2.5 liter naturally aspirated V6. Suspension prepared to go offroad. Prepare for the thrill of your life, or the most pleasant roadtrip if you prefer to go that way.

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Felon Crosscountry 2.2 Dream shown in Nightshade.

March into the sunset confidently.

With high reliability, low end focused engines, fuel economy figures will be 26MPG combined for the 2.5 Ambition V6 trim, and 41MPG combined for the 2.2 Dream I4 trim; these engines do still deliver respectable power, at 210hp and 180hp respectively.

The practical part of the Felon is its cargo and seating capabilities: seating five adults comfortably, and holding 775 liters of cargo, no task of your daily routine will be too much for it.

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Felon Crosscountry 2.5 Ambition shown in Volcanic red.

Pricing is still to be announced, but it will go from the high $20000 to low-mid $30000 range, depending on options and trim chosen.

Felon Crosscountry. A proper crossover.

abg7 · 23 March 2018 16:20

That V6 doesn’t develop much more power than the base engine and returns inferior fuel economy. I would prefer if it were replaced by a more powerful version of the turbo I4. But it looks great, and for once you are right in claiming that this is a crossover you can’t hate, because you shouldn’t. It’s more like a lifted wagon to me, since that’s exactly what it is due to the choice of body.

vmo · 23 March 2018 16:57

Dorifto_Dorito · 23 March 2018 17:39