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Fiat Palio Stile has arrived, the fuel-efficient version of the Palio heartthrob which went out with a thud a few years back. Fiat India last month launched the Fiat Palio Stile in two petrol versions 1.1 and 1.6, both billed as fuel-efficient. The earlier Fiat Palios - regular palio, NV and Sport - kissed the dust in India because of their fuel guzzling, despite great looks and a peppy engine. This time around, Fiat is determined to make an impression with the Palio Stile.

there is lot of competition around in the small car category, and more is coming up. Fiat has launched the Palio Stile 1.1 litre in the range of Rs 3.49 lakh to Rs 3.90 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi prices. The top-end Fiat Palio Stile 1.6-litre model is priced at Rs 4.31 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

It is also stipulated that the engines of the new Palio will abide by the Bharat Stage IV emission norms. The car is expected to carry forward the same price tag of Rs 3.45-4.5 lakh as the current Palio.

  • Palio Stile 1.1 SL 3,49,978
  • Palio Stile 1.1 SLE 3,70,133
  • Palio Stile 1.1 SLX 3,90,399
  • Palio Stile 1.6 Sport 4,31,952

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racing rim for cars

racing rim
Racing rims are an automotive product that attract a great deal of attention both in and out of actual racing circles. With the massive amount of car enthusiasts valuing racing rims more for their aesthetic capabilities than their performance factor, a new market has been born, made up of rims that are focused more on aesthetics than actual performance. However, there is still a massive market for performance enhancing racing rims, which attracts masses of motorsport and performance car enthusiasts every year. From casual hobbyists to professional racers, the value of a high quality set of racing rims is well documented, and their massive benefits put them in the essential category for any serious car enthusiast.

With such a wide variety of rims available, it can be difficult to know what type are the ideal fit and profile for your specific vehicle. While it’s possible to customize your car with rims and new wheel arches, the ideal fit for optimum performance is almost always dictated by your cars structure and performance abilities. There’s nothing worse for performance and handling than ill-fitted rims on the wrong type of car, so picking the right size and design should be the first priority for any car enthusiast.

While many show cars go for the biggest set of racing rims possible, this isn’t always ideal for performance and in-car comfort. If you’re a motor racer, or someone looking to extract the ultimate in performance from your vehicle, you’re much better off going with a set of racing rims that balance aesthetics with performance. This can be achieved by choosing the right size of rims for your car. Be sure to pick something that fits relatively comfortably into the wheel arches of your car, and doesn’t require any excess bodywork changes or large shifts in the suspension pressure. Generally speaking, a set of 17 inch wheels will fit on a moderate car, with rims of 18 inches and over being ideal for large cars or cars that have relatively low ground clearance.

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Ever Wonder How Brakes Stop Your Car?

The braking system for present day automobiles has benefited from repeated improvements for well over 100 years. Disk brakes in front make up the standard braking system, while the back includes either drum or disk brakes. A network hoses and tubes connect the brakes, linking to the master cylinder from each wheel. The power brake booster, the anti-lock system and parking brakes also link into the braking system.

Brake fluid jets through a network of hoses and tubes at each wheel when your foot contacts the brake pedal through a plunger located in the master cylinder. Brake fluid, which is a hydraulic, lacks compressibility and is akin to pushing a steel rod through a pipe. Fluid however, unlike a steel pipe allows for direction and therefore, it arrives with the same precise motion and intensity as its beginnings. It is imperative that the fluid consist of pure liquid without air bubbles.

Air is compressible and creates a spongy feeling in the brake pedal while hindering the brakes effectiveness. At each wheel cylinder and caliper, you will find bleeder screws. The screws serve the purpose of bleeding the brake lines of compressed air. The two types of brake systems, disk and drum brakes, operate just a bit differently.

The disk brake uses fluid from the master cylinder forcing the fluid in the caliper, pressing against a piston. This piston, then presses the brake pads snuggly with the disk rotor fixed to the wheel. This causes it to slow or come to a stop. The function compares to bicycle braking which involves two rubber pads pressing against the rim of the wheel applying friction to slow down and stop.

Drum brakes on the other hand jets fluid into a wheel cylinder and in turn forces the brake shoes in an outward motion, applying pressure against the drum fixed to the wheel and bringing it to a stop. Whether it is the surface friction of pads or shoes on the drum brake, forward motion of the car creates heat. Heat supplies the driving force behind the friction surface of shoes and pad, wearing them out over time and demanding replacement.

In modern automobiles, the disk brake has the best performance. From trains to airplanes, disk brakes are the preferred choice. Disk brakes simply last much longer, are less prone to disruption from water, can adjust independently, and can clean themselves. Disk brakes seldom grab or pull and are by far the superior system.

Yet, you might wonder why we still use the drum brake system. The cost factor always plays a role in the production of an automobile. In the front of all vehicles in production, manufacturers make use of disk brakes. However on the back wheels, drum brakes represent a significant cost savings.

The parking brakes presents as the main culprit. Drum brakes only require installation of a lever. However, on disk brakes, an entire mechanical system and sometimes a mechanical brake drum assembly requires attachment in the disk brake rotor. Parking brakes do not make use of hydraulics, but instead rely on mechanics.

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TSX Body Kits For Image Conscious Car Owners

 Acura TSX has been introduced in 2004 which makes it a comparatively recent entrant in the market. It is a luxury sport sedan with a superior quality interior. It is a reliable car which gives value for money and can seat up to five passengers. Its second generation has been introduced in 2009. It is larger and more spacious than its predecessor. It has alloy wheels, sunroof, leather upholstery, dual-zone automatic climate control, Bluetooth and other amenities as standard features. Options of DVD-based navigation system and rear view mirror are also on offer in some models. Antilock brakes, stability control, and airbags make it a safe car.

Acura TSX has been appreciated for its pleasing interior and if you are interested in an eye catching exterior as well you can install TSX body kits. Car owners are generally very conscious of their image inclusive of the image that their car projects. They want it to reflect their personality and to this end they install wisely selected body kits. Body kits are externally fitted extensions of a car and are capable of modifying the car’s looks. They include front and rear bumpers, spoilers, side skirts, and side guards. They are made of polyurethane, or fiberglass, or carbon fiber. Polyurethane is a flexible material and body kits made of it are better able to resist minor damages, fiberglass body kits fit better, can be easily repaired and are cheaper, while carbon fiber body kits are lighter but costlier.

To cater to a wider range of customers all body kits including TSX body kits are marketed in a variety of designs and styles. They are usually so designed that different items included in a set of body kits compliment each other. For selecting body kits you can go online which will be easier than making a round of automobile stores. There are several web sites which can show you how aftermarket body kits will look when fitted on your car. You can even buy them online. For installing them it will be better to look for a professional who knows the job and also has some knowledge of your car.

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Citroen C3 Pluriel Charleston, 2009

Citroen C3 Pluriel Charleston, 2009



The Citroën has released first details of a special edition of its funky convertible supermini, the Citroën C3 Pluriel Charleston. 2009

The Citroën C3 Pluriel Charleston fashions a contemporary reinterpretation of a design theme that once decorated the famous Citroën 2CV 6 Charleston - a stylistic nod to one of the most iconic cars in history, which this year celebrates its 60th birthday.

With a blend of nostalgic and contemporary styling the Citroën C3 Pluriel Charleston should strike a chord with both 2CV fans and buyers looking for a vehicle with individual design flair. With its bold two-tone colour scheme of black and Bordeaux red, the sophisticated Citroën C3 Pluriel Charleston special edition will be positioned at the high-end of the Citroen C3 Pluriel range with premium touches throughout such as gloss-black fittings, leather upholstery and chrome trim. Also fitted as standard are stylish 15” aluminium wheels which feature red embellisher centres that add elegance and definition.

Citroen C3 Picasso, 2009

Citroen C3 Picasso, 2009

 
 
The Citroën C3 Picasso, the new baby-MPV, will be making its first public debut at next month's Paris Motor Show, before a UK launch in 2009. The Citroën C3 Picasso will be the third Citroën to join the Company's award-winning Picasso family.

Far from the average MPV, the Citroën C3 Picasso's 'magic box' charm lies in the way it is both compact and spacious and also brings together many other opposing qualities - strength and comfort, quality and affordability, performance and economy, contemporary and retro design, square shapes and flowing curves and, significantly, style and practicality.

The new Citroën C3 Picasso offers class-leading space, intelligent and quirky design, modular seat layout, intuitive storage solutions, dynamic engines co-developed with BMW, and all the comfort, technology and safety you'd expect of a Citroën MPV. It will also fit comfortably alongside the Citroën Xsara Picasso and Citroën C4 Picasso within Citroën's - 2008's best selling MPV brand in Europe - portfolio.

Bursting forth from the ordinary with its unique, cheeky, character, bubbly personality and charming good looks, the Citroën C3 Picasso benefits from a new direction in body design, blending the roomy, versatile shapes of an MPV with the quality, agility and comfort of an SUV and at the same time, challenging the preconceived notions of the compact MPV segment.

Small outside, big inside
Citroën's celebrated range of family cars is renowned for providing occupants with generous levels of space and the Citroën C3 Picasso is no exception. Measuring 4.08m long, 1.73m wide and 1.62m tall, the car's striking cube-like body shape, with short front end and vertical rear, creates an expansive space in the cabin whilst smooth, rounded curves soften the contours and give the car a happy appearance - an expression further exemplified by the impish grin of its 'smiling headlamps'.

With the Picasso's intuitive modular design, interior space is optimised quickly and simply. To increase either boot volume or rear legroom the split-folding rear seats slide back and forth independently and can also be folded away with one effortless hand movement. This function provides an entirely flat load surface which extends right up to the front seatbacks and can be further extended - to over 2.41m - by folding the back of the front passenger seat completely down.

Innovative storage
There is plenty of rear storage space on offer with 500-litres under the parcel shelf, the Citroën C3 Picasso's boot is one of the biggest in the segment, and with the rear bench down this aperture increases to an expansive 1,506-litres.

The Citroën C3 Picasso also features a removable boot floor, an intelligent addition to the vehicle's overall versatility, which can be positioned at two different levels. In its high position the floor sits level with the boot sill for making loading easier and in the low position, more storage height is available in the rear.

When the rear seats are folded down, a flat loading surface is created right up to the back of the front seats and magnetic flaps fitted to the backs of the rear seats extend the flat surface between the bench and the boot floor. Whatever the positions of the seats, a three-part luggage cover, which can be stored under the boot floor, completely conceals the boot contents.

The Citroën C3 Picasso's cabin also features a number of ingenious and practical storage solutions like nifty cubby holes, pen holders, non-slip surfaces and even a map holder - a place for each object and passenger. The glove box is ventilated on air-conditioned models and aircraft-style trays can also be installed in the rear with reading lights and cup holders.

Light bubble
With one of the largest glazed areas in the segment - up to 4.52m2 - the Citroën C3 Picasso is a bright and spacious place to be. Drivers are afforded a commanding and unobstructed view of the road thanks to the high-set seating position and the car's three-part panoramic windscreen with its slim pillars creating a side vision angle of 29.5° - another best in the segment. A panoramic glass roof is also available which allows even more light to soak into the cabin enhancing the feeling of well being.

Interior innovation
The Citroën C3 Picasso's cabin places special attention on perceived quality, setting the MPV apart from its rivals, with ultra-soft dashboard surface materials, carefully considered decors and the layout of the premium graining.

Providing a portable light-source in case of emergency there is a neat dual-function portable flash light available. Built into the boot where it functions as a boot light, the smart gadget can be removed and used as a hand-held torch which is recharged when placed back in its mounting.

Driving Pleasure
Robust and agile with a remarkably compact design, Citroën's latest MPV is perfect for city driving with its vertical rear end making parking easy. Manoeuvrability and a tight turning circle make the nimble Citroën C3 Picasso an asset in congested areas and saloon car like road holding with an uncompromised driving position, thanks to the 3-part panoramic windscreen, leaves the driver feeling confident.

The designers of the Citroën C3 Picasso also paid special attention to the acoustics resulting in excellent sound insulation for occupants. Soundproofing was focussed at the source of the noise with emphasis on reducing the higher pitched sounds. Citroën also took great care in sealing the vehicle with high performance inflated inserts and double sealing around the body apertures, bringing an immediate perceptible cut in outside noise.

Safety
Citroën's award-winning range of family vehicles has consistently held a strong reputation for being safe and secure and the Citroën C3 Picasso is no exception. With ESP available and all-round protection from up to six airbags (front, side and curtain), active restraint systems, a seatbelt warning system, ABS with EBD and EBA, automatic hazard warning lights, Isofix anchor points, automatic locking on the rear doors and windows and a special child rear-view mirror, the Citroën C3 Picasso is a safe, family friendly environment.

Engines
Meeting the needs of MPV customers looking for agile city performance coupled with long-distance fuel economy, the Citroën C3 Picasso will be available with a choice of two new petrol engines and two HDi diesel units.

The two petrol units - VTi 95 and VTi 120 - are from the new-generation of engines developed in partnership with BMW and combine efficient economy with responsive performance and lowered CO2 emissions - the VTi 120 already complies with future Euro 5 pollution standards. Both diesel units - the HDi 90 and HDi 110 DPFS - are from Citroën's impressive HDi line up and boast low combined-cycle CO2 emissions of 125g/km and 130g/km respectively.
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