2017 LA Auto Show

[11alualhati]

An Unexpected Turn here at the AL Autos Booth

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Hello one and all! Remember how we said we only had two vehicles for you? Well… our design team decided last minute that they wanted to showcase their latest creation. This will be the last car that we will feature for the 2017 LA Auto Show. Now, without further a do, the AL Oriens!

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The AL Oriens RGXLEC

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The Looks

When designing the Oriens, we wanted something that was just simply elegant, a car that had flowing lines, the perfect looks, make the driver feel special, and had the ability to catch the look of any passerby and have them think, “That car looks exquisite”. It doesn’t matter whether you’re going down Highway 1, LA’s highways, or even the city streets, the Oriens will always shine. As the car shines, the driver will as well with the roof down.

The Underpinnings

The Oriens features a 4.7 L Naturally Aspirated Flatplane V8 producing 506 HP sent to the rear wheels. The engine is also partnered with a 7 Speed Double Clutch Sequential Gearbox, electric LSD, Double Wishbone/Multilink Comfort Tuned Suspension, and solid disc brakes tuned for comfort. The Oriens will do 0-62 MPH (0-100 KPH) in 4.4 seconds, achieve a top speed of 179.3 MPH (288.6 KPH), and clock a 1:21.9 on the Top Gear Test Track. When all things considered though, this is a luxury convertible with a beast at heart.

The Luxury

While looking great on the outside, a luxury convertible must be looking good on the inside. AL Autos stuck to this philosophy: Premium Nappa Leather Seats, a 10 speaker premium Bose sound system, automatic climate control, leather/wood trim combo steering wheel, and our AL Connect Infotainment System: USB/MP3 Capability, AM/FM/SAT radio, hands free satellite navigation with real-time traffic, and AL’s WorldConnect which allows the user to check nearby attractions, make reservations, check sports team scores, weather forecast, and so much more! The Oriens will also feature the ALJourneyCamera. This optional feature starts recording a 1920p view of the front of the car and a 1080p view of rear of the car automatically from the moment the car is started. The ALJourneyCamera also has the ability to record several different parameters including if there is a car in the driver’s blind spot and how fast the driver is going and display it in the video. In the incident of a crash/incident, JourneyCamera will automatically save 2 minutes before the incident and 1 minute after the incident. All the videos recorded by the JourneyCam can either be uploaded to the JourneyCloud which is accessible on your mobile device, or can be saved on a micro SD card. Of course, if the driver doesn’t want the JourneyCamera to record his drive, this feature can be turned off. Finally, the Oriens will also feature the ALPotholeResponse. Sensors placed underneath the front end of the Oreins reads the level of the road. If a sharp level change is detected, the system quickly adjusts the suspension to the point that the effects of the pothole are minimized. This system leads to a longer tire lifespan, less risk of wheel misalignment, and an overall more comfortable ride.

Pricing:

RGXLEC
Fully Loaded: $71,820
Base: $65,105

[wassy4]

The Wasserschmitt Booth

Wasserschmidt is very excited to announce the mid-life cycle refresh of our C30 sports sedan. The first variation of this model had some flaws that were made clear to us by owners and critics alike, and we intend to perfect the series C with this next-gen iteration. What we have today is a pre-production version of everyone’s favorite sports sedan.

PRESENTING THE ALL-NEW 2018 C30R

We’ll skip right to the information you wanted to know. In with the 4.0L N/A V8, out with the turbo I6. The lower trims will retain the turbo inline-6, but our engineers felt the V8 would accomplish the performance we wanted from the R with the least compromise. You’d expect the V8 to be heavier than the I6 right? Think again. The old R weighed 3,900lbs which is 300lbs over the base model. The new one? 3,300lbs. That’s 300lbs LIGHTER than the base model. We don’t have production power numbers just yet but we expect the engine to make over 500hp/400tq at the crank.

Improvements to the rest of the drivetrain and suspension have been made as well. We’ve decided to ditch the 8-speed torque converter auto for a 7-speed DCT, which will propel the car to 60mph in 4.1s. We’ve also fine-tuned the suspension to be less harsh day-to-day while still retaining the famous handling characteristics that Wasserschmitt is known for.

If you look at the side profile you’ll see we’ve flared the fenders in order to fit wider tires in the front and rear. 255mm/275mm front/rear to be exact. Not only will this help with putting the power down to the ground, but recent testing on the skidpad showed max cornering Gs of 1.16. With the wider tires comes the ability to fit bigger brakes, which will bring the car from 60mph to a stop in just 94ft.

Last but not least, an active, fully detachable spoiler has been added to the car. It has the ability to raise and retract in seconds, aiding downforce in the corners but lessening drag in the straights. A car that can go from grocery getter hero to race track legend? Yes please. Pricing will start at $63,600 (200% markup)

OFFICIAL LEAK OF PURPORTED “SERIES S” SPORTS CAR

Rumor has it that Wasserschmitt will introduce it’s new engine architecture with their next sports car, the Series S. This new engine is said to be able to balance high performance with high (and we mean very high) MPGs. They’ve left six strings of binary but no one has figured out what they mean. The numbers:

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[Radster]

The demon has been summoned.

Maine Motors is proud to present the 2018 Guayota V8.

- YouTube

The new Guayota is what our designers envisioned as what the new, premium American sports car should be. With seductive, soft and angular lines, we wanted modernity to be one of the main defining characteristics of this car. Our intention with the design was to make the car attractive, while intimidating.

Powered by our StarBanner 5.4L V8, developing 500hp, sent to the rear wheels through our 8 speed automatic (with an optional manual mode), it is able to accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in only 4.1 seconds. It tops out at 215 MPH.

Our OverDrive™ electronic LSD, paired with 265/285 tyres, will allow you to corner at 1.15Gs at 20m and 1.12Gs at 200m. The OverDrive™ system includes every driving aid you could ever need, like lane keeping assist or automatic emergency braking, as well as launch control.

The interior is full of amenities, like our premium stereo system, with Bluetooth connectivity, comfortable leather semi bucket seats, aluminium inserts, and an artisan leather steering wheel.

The new Guayota 5.4 GT will be sold starting in January 2018, for 50000$ (80% markup).

[Awildgermanappears]

I honestly didn’t intend on attending. But then it just happened. Consider it an update. Working Title: 260 R-Concept


2588, 6, 2, 425, 460, 1470, 320

[Hshan]

That… everything I’ve seen the Verona on Discord, but still I’m amazed. The beauty of purity. And when I think of your first iterations of the Verona - they are not just two worlds, two universes. Vixen - my first thought was “looks like a Scirocco, just 10 times better”. Aggressive, yet not chaotic. Everything matches. And the Corsaire… wild monster. Maniac, maniac, on the… track. And what’s best, they are all distinctive, yet distinctively Merciel.

@Deponte Well fcuk. There goes Hypera’s record, just a few months (lore wise, as mine is 2017, yours 2018, and probably in reality, as I had few months of delay between making the car and publishing it) What you achieved is just purely mind-blowing.

@Awildgermanappears 2588 cc, 6 cylinders, 1470 kg and 320 km/h? Did I get anything right?

[Hshan]

Kee not dead yet! And sorry for a double post.

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Let’s play the music! (I had no fitting idea so just put sth cool here)

Zavir is a half American company, yet we never made a real muscle car. Or… have we? What is the definition of a muscle car? American made 4 seat coupe with a powerful V8 and rear wheel drive? Many various Zavirs throughout the years fit this vision, but is that all that defines a muscle car? Most of these cars weren’t named such - they were big and luxurious GTs rather, good for long distance cruising, not daily commute with a quarter mile run now or then. Others were more supercars, with their ahead of the time performance and extreme costs. So is it entirely true? Zavir made no muscle car ever?

A muscle car should be dailiable. Practical, easy to drive, and economical? Quite uncommon, but definitely won’t hurt. Powerful, aggresive looking and just incredibly fast? Sure. Rear wheel driven and powered by a naturally aspirated V8? That’s a classical formula, and a good formula. And if we define a muscle car like that it turns out that Zavir makes such car now - and here is it’s latest iteration, the 2018 Nova Volante Z Sportivo.

With our full-alloy mid size platform housing 4 full seats and sedan-sized boot it definitely is practical. Tests shown that it’s about as easy to drive as our compact Luna and getting 30 MPG also economical. All this despite having 533 horsepower from a 4.5 V8. Incredible speed is ticked too - just 3.7 s to get to 60 MPH and a quarter in 11.7 s are hard to be considered slow. And the looks? Just judge yourself.

A bit more details here: [Kee museum] Zavir Legacy thread - FUTURESIGHT: A glimpse of the future - #51 by Hshan

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Zavir. Il vantaggio della tecnologia.

[stickmaster62]

There’s going to be a new Miller Argonaught. Great.

… it’s that Miller, for me at least, haven’t given me enough reason to care that they’re releasing new cars.

And it’s comments like these that haven’t given a good enough reason to go out of their way to give info, post more pics ect…

[DoctorNarfy]

Please tell me since when it was the job of reviewers to incite new products. Their job is to present their thoughts on what they are given.
If you want your cars to be praised, perhaps consider making something worth praising.

[stickmaster62]

I’m not looking for praise. All I’m saying is if you’re going to give constructive criticism, then make an ACTUAL EFFORT and say what you think needs to be improved…

Peace out.

[Radster]

Giving the middle finger is not a good way to prove your point, you see.

[Dorifto_Dorito]

Im sorry, but how is one exactly how is one going to give constructive criticism when you show nothing? If you asked me to review a car just by looking at it without any information I wont be able to make any sort of proper judgement. The people who do the reviews on the forum arent telepathic, if they cant see the stats then they cant give a proper review.

[DoctorNarfy]

Alright, if you want constructive critisicm, you should learn how to read the opinions of your consumers instead of prying it out of them with insults.
He posted his opinion as a passing thought, giving off the Impression that your teaser didn’t provide much food for thought, it was nothing to get riled up about but nothing to hold his opinion for more than a passing moment.
The lesson learned should be to try and make something more attention grabbing, and if it is poor looking, to improve upon it.

[DeusExMackia]

A statement regarding the current situation.
While my comments were certainly far from constructive, I am not a voice of constructive criticism. I’m not here to review what needs to be improved or what should be changed. My voice is not the be-all and end-all of the automobile. I simply speak my word and try to make it somewhat entertaining.

- Gavin Anderson

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And now, onto more pressing matters…

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Photo by @titleguy1

The GT18 is here at last.
Welcome to the next generation of prototype racer.

[MrChips]

@DeusExMackia

As if it couldn’t get anymore spectacular, they unveiled a new trim for the La Serenissima. Called the Quattrocento, it takes the brilliantly different GT cruiser I drove last month and shoves nine-hundred and twenty-two italian horses down its driveshaft. It’s amazing it can’t go from 0-60 without bending space time around it, but flat out, it’ll top 250 mph. God its so stupid, but of course you want one. You’d have to be clinically unintelligent not to.

If you think the Quattrocento is crazy, you haven’t seen anything yet!

[Hshan]

I can’t wait to be amazed again

[DoctorNarfy]

Shromet Is proud to present the redesigned Dragon!

The Ultimate GT Car, By Shromet.

MSRP: 55,520$, Optional equipment shown. Contact your local Shromet Dealership for exclusive offers on the Dragon.

[Grandea]

Zenshi Shinden Concept

The Shinden is a concept designed by Zenshi with what could probably be the most straightforward purpose ever: go fast around a track.

With someone familiar with Zenshi, one can see that this has similar lines to the Zenshi-Cavallera Seiryu. The shaping is similar, only that everything from the chassis to the panelling is composed of carbon fibre.

Using a 2.0L Turbocharged I4 designed from the ground up by Zenshi, it soars with a striking 542 HP and revs up to 10,000 RPM. Mated to a racing spec 6-Speed Dual Clutch and weighing in at a light 886 kg, the “superconcept” hits 60 MPH in less than 3 seconds, and gets itself up to 207 MPH.

Everything about the car is aerodynamics. Zenshi’s and ZMD’s design teams carefully made use of functional points of the body without, of course, sacrificing the styling. When the team planned out the Shinka layout, one of the designers wondered: “What if we started from the back first?” And the rest followed through with it.

With a loud 4-cylinder and crazy speed, one has to wonder if such an insane machine will be used on any sort of road. Only time will tell.

[abg7]

I used to be skeptical about four-cylinder supercars - which the Shinden most definitely is - but I am now totally convinced, having seen its spec sheet. And it looks ace to boot!

[titleguy1]

Thank you for your participation in the Los Angeles Auto Show. We will continue activities soon.

[titleguy1]

Press days run from November 28th to November 30th. You must reveal your cars on or before the press days.