Car Tuning and Modified Cars News

One of the best ways to advertise your business if you offer services, such as plumbing, electrical, and other home or office maintenance is while you’re driving around the city. The best way to do that is to create personalized car magnets that attract attention while also helping brand your business.

To get started, you might want to consider how large you want your magnet to be – if you have a utility van, chances are you have more room than a small pickup, so you should use this space if possible.

Consider the color of your vehicle and how you can make the magnet stand out. If you have a white van, consider creating magnets with a darker background or with colorful lettering. Explore your options in terms of fonts and logo design if you haven’t already – it’s important you start branding your business as soon as possible so people start recognizing you and your company. The sooner you can become recognizable, the more likely customers are to remember you in the future.

The next element to consider in terms of design is what information you want to include on the magnet. The best magnets will catch the attention of other drivers while making it easy to remember the number and name. Include your services, prices and other crucial info so potential customers can jot it down if in need of your help.

Overall, the idea is to attract attention and deliver your information in a simple, professional way.

Nissan is beginning a series of videos that will chronicle the step-by-step development of the Deltawing, an experimental racecar project.

The Deltawing is scheduled for its European test to begin next week and the debut is scheduled to take place at the Le Mans 24 hour race in June.

The video below:

It looks like the first examples of the Pagani Huayra are finally ready to be delivered to customers around the world.

Fortunately, Pagani has released a short documentary film highlighting the Huayra’s development and manufacturing process. The aerodynamic body, which has been designed to mimic the pattern of flowing wind is definitely going to appeal to many of you. The car’s name is taken from the ancient name for a South American god of wind.

The documentary in the video below:

The first public appearance of the very first Dodge Challenger SRT8 stretch limousine took place at the 2012 Spring LX Festival dedicated to LX platform Chrysler Group models.

The limo was completed four and a half months later. As far as the interior is concerned, this features black leatherwith a red SRT striped theme, 24-inch LED TV, colour changing light show and as is traditional with limousines, a full bar. Quite amazing and entertaining!

Philip Eiselin, President of LA Custom Coachhas confirmed that this one of a kind vehicle will not be the last of its kind as a second Dodge Challenger limo is currently being built with more to follow.

The Dodge Challenger SRT8 limo in the video below:

Car Magazine has snapped some spy shots of Jaguar’s XJ two-tone black gloss limo prototype in Coventry, England.

It’s a metallic grey regular-wheelbase XJ, but with black gloss front bumper assembly and rear valance. The look is quite shocking for a Jaguar and looks almost as if Ian Callum’s designers went overboard with a black gloss spray gun. Under the hood there is a V6 engine.

A reason for this test is Jaguar is busy readying four-wheel systems for its saloons including the 4wd XJ and XF that are expected to be unveiled imminently.

It looks like a new promo video has been launched for the 2012 facelifted Vantage V8, from Aston Martin.

With style characteristic to the Vantage S, a new lower front bumper design with air splitter, redesigned side-sills and a new rear bumper equipped with an integrated diffuser are some of the features this car own. Quicker steering, larger brakes and wider tyres are also new characteristics of the Vantage V8.

Under the hood one can find a 4.7-litre V-8 engine putting out the same output of 420bhp ( 426 PS/313 kW ) compared to the Vantage S output of 430bhp (436 PS/321 kW) and 490 Nm (361 lb-ft) of torque.

A six-speed manual transmission comes as standard, but the optional six-speed Sportshift automated manual transmission has been replaced with the seven-speed Sportshift II.

As far as the price is concerned will be around £84,995.

Promo video below: