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Nissan added 17 items to their GT-collection in U.S. The Japanese automaker provides all the different accessories which will show off the Nissan owner everywhere he goes. The new collection includes gloves, key-rings, T-shirts, etc.
Nissan GT-R was represented in black with metallic parts and this is why the whole collection is made with carbon fiber. The items can be good for any kind of driver. A businessman could use a GT wallet or a briefcase; an ordinary Nissan fan will like a T-shirt, key-ring or gloves. And some cool guys might really like a GT leather hat.
Although these kinds of things will advertise Nissan production in all the places, the items are not as cheap as they might have been. A shirt is offered for more than $100 and a briefcase costs above $1,000. If you plan to be a Nissan fan, you won’t only pay a “good” price for Nissan GT-R, but will also spend a fortune on the accessories.
Mercedes-Benz is becoming even more special with the new technology called Magic Body Control. Mercedes Vice President, Hans Multhaupt, says that it was started in the beginning of 1990’s at the World Sportscar Championship Group C, but the technology was outlawed because the car with it has “slaughtered the field” in 1990 and 1991.
General Motors is so confident in its new Chevrolet Cruze that it asks 3,000 Chevy dealers to purchase competitor’s vehicles for test-drive comparisons.
Chevrolet Corvette is one of the few classic American muscle cars, adored by thousands of people. This weekend many of them went to the “America through Corvettes” event, which took place in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Although American media was saying that Volkswagen Amarok would be coming to the U.S. pretty soon, VW representative in Brazil made it clear this week that the new pick-up truck will go to many countries, but it is not coming to North America.
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