The North American International Auto Show continues in Detroit with unveiling of new models with modern features. As our routine and deliberation of covering auto shows anywhere in the world, this time we’ve gotten the inside scoop on Detroit Auto Show 2014. The 2014 Detroit Auto Show is over and we are focusing on concepts debuted at show.
MINI John Cooper Works Concept
MINI will present an astonishing number of models over the subsequent years, so it’s reasonably good to presume that the majority of the brand’s concept cars are in production so, a ‘concept’ like new John Cooper Works Mini is comparatively a corporeal bolt to strike the showrooms in incredibly alike spruce. That’s almost certainly a good thing for potential JCW owners, as this MINI looks definitely enhanced than the standard car that made its debut at Los Angeles Auto Show last year. A little about the better grille, where a lower front elevation and thrust up wheel arches construct the car more visually influential than the 2014 Mini Hardtop.
Nissan Sport Sedan Concept
Exposed and unveiled at Detroit Auto Show, the new Sport Sedan Concept pertained many of the identical design fundamentals you have seen on Nissan’s preceding prove cars to a more predictable four door outline. It all gives the impression of being rather sporty, while some devotees may be disenchanted to gain the knowledge of that while Nissan’s dependable 3.5-liter V6 has been trusted to transport greater than 300 horsepower, that power is still conveyed to the front wheels throughout a CVT continuously variable transmission as current Maxima is using.
Kia GT4 Stinger Concept
All the way through those three mysteries, we’ve learned and observed more of the GT4 Stinger, and all stuff is good to perceive. It’s a 2+2, rear wheel drive coupe with a refined and tuned version of the 2.0 litre, turbocharged 4-cylinder engine used in the Kia Optima GTS racer. This power unit is considerably capable of generating 315 horsepower, though the race tuned Optima GTS can deliver a power of 400 horses. A six-speed manual transmission is there to handle the mountain of power.
Infinity Q50 Eau Rouge Concept
This beauty is definitely a Detroit Auto Show star, that may be as much a hypothetical at this end as something else, but president of Infiniti; Johan de Nysschen suggest an insinuation and said “If infinity built this car I would be expecting it to trait it over 500 horsepower and 600 lb-ft of torque,” to generate this power infinity is planning to use a V type engine with strained stimulation.”
VW Beetle Dune Concept
Let’s go through the VW Beetle Dune Concept, a car showed at Detroit Auto Show which is the same preview sketches of last December. According to Volkswagen, the Dune Concept is a “Baja Bug for the 21st century.” It is powered by the Beetle R-Line and its 210-horsepower, turbocharged 2.0-liter engine with four-cylinders and mated with a six-speed dual-clutch transmission, the Dune sports is a bit higher from earth with an extra two inches of ground clearance, and similarly wider, 0.8 inches taller and about half of an inch longer than the production model.