Jalopnik: Video

In Washington, The Roads Are Paved With Cheese!

Andrew Didorosi — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:00:00 EST

Washington truckers and dairy farmers have come together to attempt to boost winter safety numbers by creating a cheesy concoction combining common road salt and a byproduct of the cheese production process. What's the result?

The salt sticks to the road, meaning your car does too. An added bonus is the decreased corrosion with this new mix; your Honda hatchback will live forever! We shudder to think what those roadways will smell like come spring. [CNN]

Will It Drift: London TX2 Diesel Cab

Andrew Didorosi — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 16:30:00 EST

Autocar UK's road test editor Steve Sutcliffe has a strange obsession of the sideways kind. His perverse purpose is to try and drift just about anything with wheels around his slice of test tarmac. His most recent offering to the tire gods is a diesel London Cab. Hit the jump to see the clip.

[Autocar]

Nissan 370Z Spotted Hiding Undercover In New Need For Speed Trailer

Mark Arnold — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 10:40:00 EDT

Even though the Nissan 370Z hasn't been officially revealed yet, it hasn't stopped it from showing up in a trailer for the upcoming video game Need For Speed: Undercover. The game is due out next month, right about when the car is expected to be unveiled at the LA Auto Show. From all the other photos we've seen, this car definitely looks like the 370Z, though we're not sure just how accurate the in-game car will be, or just how much Nissan has been cooperating with the guys at Need For Speed.

[3djuegos via carscoop]

2009 Jaguar XF-R Powerslides Up The Hill At Goodwood

Mark Arnold — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 10:00:00 EDT

With a suspected 5.0-liter supercharged V8 making around 500 HP, the 2009 Jaguar XF-R has no trouble smoking its tires. The black cat crossed the path of spectators at this weekend's Goodwood Festival Of Speed, where Jaguar head of vehicle development Mike Cross power-slid the car up the hill. Nothing better than a bit of hoonage to properly show off a car during its first official public appearance. Even if we're told by the folks at GTSpirit people barely seemed to even notice it at all. We think they'll notice it at the official unveil of the super-cat, which we're hearing will be at the British Motor Show later this month. UPDATE: Thanks to tipster Tom, who had a chance to speak to Mike Cross, we've got a few photos of the front showing the best and clearest shots yet of the catty beast after the jump. They totally need to offer that mask as a check box option, don't they?

[via PistonHeads, GTSpirit]

Video Proof Of The 2009 Corvette ZR1s 7:26.4 Nurburgring Lap

Mark Arnold — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:30:00 EDT

We've been eagerly waiting for this since we first heard the news of the stunning 7:26.4 Nurburgring lap time set by the 2009 Corvette ZR1. Now, we've finally got the footage of the Godzilla-killer in action, ripping up the Nordschleife. But will this silence the skeptics? Either way, the Nissan GT-R had better have something fast in store with the 2010 Nissan GT-R Spec V. But enough talk, let's sit back and enjoy the show. Video below the jump.

[GM Next]

Even More Of The 2010 Acura NSX Rounding The 'Ring

Ben Wojdyla — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 10:20:00 EDT

Yes, we've seen the 2010 Acura NSX making a big splash with its camouflaged world debut in Germany. We've also briefly seen the car making its way around the Nürburgring's Nordschleife. Now, however, we're going to sit back and soak in that V10 symphony thanks to a new video providing over three minutes of footage straight from the 'ring. Our assumption is Honda wasn't content with that 7:37 'ring run after hearing all the hubbub about the 2009 Corvette ZR1 making a run in 7:26.4. So they've gone back out — testing and tweaking away. The life of a test engineer must be a heavy burden to bear. Video after the jump.

Silly foreigners, calling an Acura a Honda. [auto motor und sport via Youtube via WCF]

First Video Of Tata Nano Actually Driving, The $2,500 Money Shot

Matt Hardigree — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 18:00:00 EDT

Ever since the Tata Nano set the world ablaze with the promise of the $2,500 car, we've been anxious to see one actually driving around. Alas, courtesy of a couple of dudes with a camera we now have the video of the half-pint people mover actually moving people. And unlike those fancy American cars, there's no need for serious camo on the Tata Nano when testing, as that would drive the price of the car up to $2,501. Check out the jumpy, blotchy video above. [YouTube via TopSpeed]

2010 BMW Z4 Hits The Ring

Ray Wert — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 11:00:00 EDT

We're assuming Motor Authority's handsomely rewarded their spy videographers for providing the Aussie-run site with some great new video of the 2010 BMW Z4 taking a run 'round Germany's famed Nürburgring. Details on the new look and style as well as video after the jump.

"Although styling details are being kept closely guarded, the new car is expected to feature styling derived from the CS concept including a wider and more pronounced grille and larger intakes up front. A long hood and a short rear decklid remain but the previous car's circular taillights have been swapped with units that appear similar to those on the larger 6-series with rows of LED detailing."

We're also expecting them to ditch the psychedelic LSD-gasmic camouflage paint job when the new Z4 officially sees it's reveal. Here's the video:

[via Motor Authority]

Ghost-Riding The Whip, Iraq Edition

Ben Wojdyla — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:00:00 EDT

It's got to be tough living in the middle of a war zone, in a strange country, under constant stress. So it's understandable when troops blow off a little steam by being goofy. For example, ghost-riding Humvees and MRAP's. Yep, the craze that started with a yellow short bus and later saw bored suburban kids crashing cars into all manner of whatnot has reached the sands of Iraq. We briefly considered ghost riding the MRAP when we did the ride along, but we decided that climbing up and down the ladder would have overtaxed even our sculpted blogger's physique. [via YouTube, YouTube, YouTube and YouTube]

Watch Out For That Tree!

Mark Arnold — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:30:00 EST

This nomination for Hoon Of The Leap Day is all about the graceful finish. Both drivers get some decent air on their backwoods jumps, but they don't stop there. While most hoons crash during the jump or upon landing, these guys added a bonus crash after the jump.
Warning: Mandatory NSFW language on the second video.

[You Tube]

KITT In Action: Exclusive Video

Mark Arnold — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 14:00:00 EST

Yesterday, Ray and Wes met KITT in the flesh— er, metal. Today we bring you the video footage of us doing our best Hasslehoff impression during our exclusive Brooklyn rendezvous. The new Knight Rider made-for-television movie premieres tomorrow on NBC, so our test ~~drive~~ ride just came right at our peak of anticipation. And while we still kinda agree with the "never meet your childhood heros" rule, we've gotta admit that the supercharged Mustang GT in GT500KR clothing looks and sounds pretty sweet.

In Russia, Public Streets Make Donuts for YOU!

Mark Arnold — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 09:45:00 EST

You have to respect a guy who owns an expensive high-performance car and isn't afraid to drive on salty winter roads. Locking your supercar in the garage for the winter just because you don't want it to get dirty deprives you of enjoying the most fun driving conditions of the whole year. There's snowy roads, icy roads, and then theres wet-'n-salty roads! Ok, so your typical Beverly Hills supercar owner wouldn't dream of ever driving in anything worse than partly cloudy conditions. But in Mother Russia, who cares?! Go ahead and drive your Audi R8 in the winter! It's got Quattro, use it! Abuse it! Can't find an empty parking lot to hoon around in? Do donuts in the middle of a public street! Oncoming traffic? In Russia, traffic stops for YOU!

Regard for public safety is on notice.
[YouTube]

Hummer H3T Proves Masculinity By Frolicking In Snow

Mark Arnold — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 14:30:00 EST

Now that Truck Nuts are facing potential legislative banning, you're gonna need a new way to showcase your truck's high-testosterone factor. And the General has just the solution: the Hummer H3T. Nothing quite like scampering playfully through a snowy meadow to confirm your possession of hulking cojones. Note the inclusion of the badass butch-signifying bike in the bed, even though the bed is too short to accommodate all that badassness without dropping the tailgate.

Nissan GT-R Gets Test Drive from Nihon Car

Ben Wojdyla — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 13:00:00 EST

Our buddies over at Nihon Car have gotten their filthy mitts on the new Nissan GT-R. We've covered Godzilla pretty exhaustively here, but they've got beautiful video of the beast in motion. Good old-fashioned car pr0n from a closed circuit course gives you an idea of just how composed this vehicle is when driven hard. The part we liked best was the in-motion shots—we weren't expecting the interior to be so jet-fighter like. All those digital gauges and doodads have our inner nerd panting.

It's while the car is lurking through the tight streets of Tokyo that you get a sense just how big this sucker is. We know we're probably absolutely last on the list for keys to this car—what with our insistence on keeping the Carlos Ghosn: Superhero picture alive and well. Nonetheless, should we ever get seat time, our assumption is there will be a certain amount of more tire smoke, not to mention jokes about hacking out the back window in favor of a truck bed.

Display Cars of CES are Pretty, Loud

Ben Wojdyla — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 17:15:00 EST

CES saw a plethora of cars showing off mobile electronic goodies this year. The trend towards bigger and louder continued unabated in the audio category, while stealth was the order of the day for the classic rides. We've put together some noteworthy display vehicles for you to ogle and we even went out of our way to break them into two categories - a no holds barred systems and classic steel. Be sure to check out the Impala in the classics gallery - twin turbos! The gratuitous booth babes are just to brighten the place up a bit.

Photo credit: Curtis Walker

Car Accident Caught on Live TV During Coverage of Earlier Crash

bwojdyla — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 10:30:00 EST

It's not often that hometown news reporters get to cover live action that is self referential to previous news of the day. Come to think of it, when does that ever happen? In any case, this suspiciously accent-free reporter in Louisville, Kentucky happens to be shooting live in what must be the most collision prone intersection in Louisville because we are treated to an example of the day to day carnage at the 28 second mark. We especially like the aimless heroism that Ben JACKEY displays in the aftermath. If you're planning on going to Louisville in the near future, we suggest staying away from 26th and Duncan.

Fast Lane Daily Interviews Rap Star And His Car

Ray Wert — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 18:46:16 EDT

Aww, shoot, it's Fast Lane Daily and they got themselves an exclusive interview with some guy named "Fiddy" or "50" or something. And look, he's got himself a special-ed Pontiac G6. Err...that's Special Edition.

BMW M3 Sedan And Cabriolet Spotted At The Nurburgring

Ray Wert — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 14:00:00 EDT

The boys over at the extremely Fast Lane that many people are now visiting Daily have snagged themselves some shots of the new BMW M3 sedan and convertibles heading out on to the Nurburgring. They've got them in today's episode, but we've included them below if you'd rather see them in a higher resolution because they're certainly better than the last set of shots we showed you. We'll let the kids at FLD take it over with how they got them below the jump.

With the new BMW M3 coupe shipping to buyers, you'd think the story was over. Well, it isn't. There's still a convertible on the way. And BMW insiders say the company is reintroducing the M3 sedan next year. And don't forget the M3 CSL, a superlight, more powerful coupe that BMW fans say will put Audi in its place.
We're even hearing rumours that the new CSL will make it to the US. Recent spy shots, taken by a vacationing New Jersey BMW fan, near Germany's Nürburgring caught several of the new Bimmers during track testing. Seen nearly uncovered, the sedan sports the same quad-pipe exhaust and wide stance as its coupe sibling.

The convertible shows off its retractable roof. In the up position of course. Expect the new models to be revealed during the upcoming auto show season ahead of a release in 2009. Thanks, Ringmeister, for the photos!

[via Fast Lane Daily]

Hey Corvette Z06! My Compass Will Totally School You...Or Not

Ray Wert — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:45:00 EDT

Not to be outdone by the Corvette Z06 GM sent round the Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix road course by the folks from the General, some putz took his Jeep Compass out on the track — you know, to see how it's done. Unfortunately, he didn't crash into a barricade as he slowly made his way through a few of the turns. The best part's the fact he's trying to tape and drive at the same time. Can somebody say "Super Crash Potential?" We know we will all weekend as we cover the Detroit Grand Prix.

Take A Hot Lap Of The Detroit Grand Prix Course In A Corvette Z06

Ray Wert — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 22:00:00 EDT

Two of team Jalopnik will be headed to Belle Isle this weekend to cover the return of grand prix racing to Detroit. So if you're around on Saturday and Sunday of this Labor Day weekend, keep your eyes on our Detroit Grand Prix tag, and we'll keep you abreast of all the hot Belle Isle racing action. For the time being, sate your thirst with this video from the GM "I Got Shotgun" folks — who've taken a Corvette Z06 as it takes a ride around the ring for a hot lap on the new Belle Isle road course. Ooh, we likey!

Defend Yourself Against The 80s: Lamborghini Jalpa

Jonny Lieberman — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 11:30:00 EDT

When we was wee, one of our weekly activities involved biking up a steep ass hill to the rich peoples' part of town to gawk at some dude's green Lamborghini Jalpa. At the time, we assumed the guy just parked it on the street 'cause he was so rad. Maturity and wisdom tell us that it sure wasn't intentional. Not on his part anyhow. In fact, the above video is one of the few times we've seen a Jalpa actually move.

Porsche Panamera on Video

Mike Spinelli — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 15:53:01 EDT

We saw its wacky wing, now we get to see and hear the proto-Porsche Panamera in action. Not action exactly, but at least it's moving in a forward direction. The burble says this one's got the eight, not the six, but the body screams "easy on the donuts." [via Motor Authority]

Spy Photos: 2008 Ford Falcon Video!

Ray Wert — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 07:30:00 EDT

Our mates over at Wheels magazine managed to snag themselves a decent get — the 2008 Ford Falcon taking some test laps at FoMoCo's You Yangs Proving Ground. We'll let our dingo-loving brothers-down-under continue:

"The blue car may even be a V8...Apart from the side cladding, fake C-pillars and front and rear "bras"...we don't mind saying that the obviously shorter overhangs and dynamic profile look good to us.

This is a car Ford Australia needs badly. Despite a kick in the large car market last month, Falcon sales continued to slide, while sales of its rival Holden Commodore and Toyota Aurion strengthened. In fact, Falcon sales were down last month by a whopping 24.3 percent compared to last May.

Yes, Ford needs the new Falcon badly."

But what's this mean to us here in the good ol' US of A? Oh wait, Wheels has something to say to us about that too...

"The new Falcon may even become more significant for Ford Australia, with recent strong speculation that the Australian-designed platform on which its built is being considered as the basis for Ford's next generation of rear-wheel-drive cars for the vast US and Canadian markets."

Well, there you go. – Ray Wert

Scoop: 2008 Falcon caught on video [Wheelsmag.com.au]

Your Aural Moment Of Zen

Jonny Lieberman — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 17:30:00 EDT

Freddie Mercury may or may not be rolling around in his grave. Volume all the way up, boys. – Jonny Lieberman

Crash Video: Peugeot Goes Boom

Jonny Lieberman — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:00:00 EDT

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We have no idea if this is as potent as Kubica's 75G smashup, but it sure looks to be the case. The good news is that the driver is fine. We're not holding out much hope for the car, though. Or the Creedence. (Thanks to Mr. Mayor for the tip) – Jonny Lieberman

Related:
Kubica's 75Gs, and We Don't Mean Money [Internal]

Hooning An Enzo

Jonny Lieberman — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 09:00:00 EDT

We can't tell is this dude is the sloppiest driver in the world, or one of the greats. Either way, we recommend not passing judgment against him until you see the last 30 seconds or so of the clip. More importantly, no Enzos were harmed during the making of this clip. Oh, and we got some Schumacher hooning his FXX after the jump. At least, we assume it's his. Enjoy! – Jonny Lieberman

Le Mans: Start Your Engines

Jonny Lieberman — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 11:00:00 EDT

Here's a high-octane treat we're hoping sweetens your weekend. We just dropped $1,200 playing 6-way pot-limit Omaha high and are pretty far down in the dumps (not that far, we're still up over $700, but man that hand was a bad beat... stupid river Ace cracking my Queen set). Anyhow, this clip has sure cheered us up. As the man who sent it to us, Mr. Gribbon, explains, "Check this out and tell me watching it is not like shotgunning a can of Red Bull." He's not far off. Sound all the way up, friends. – Jonny Lieberman

Anything That Happens Before Or After Is Just Waiting: 24 Hours of Le Mans, 2007; Both Of Our Minds Psyched-In Together: The Making Of Bullitt [Internal]

A Little Technique Goes For Miles

Jonny Lieberman — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:00:00 EDT

Hey kids! I'm helping my good buddy Mayor learn to heel and toe and he sent me this video, which is pretty dang sweet. And accurate. Remember, the reason you go through the trouble of heeling and toeing is because your tires can only do one thing (well) at a time. They can either accelerate, brake or turn. Under acceleration all of the vehicle's weight is in the back. Stabbing the brakes, or even just lifting off throttle, redistributes the weight to the front tires so that they can better handle turning duties. However, if you just hit the brakes your engine revs will fall. So, you need a way to brake and gas all at once. Like our anonymous racing driver friend above. Actually, this guy is way too cool to pal around with dorks like us – check his picture perfect double clutch at 0:11. Dang. – Jonny Lieberman

Related:
Question of the Day: How's Your Kung Fu? [Internal]

Mazdaspeed3 Flies Round the 'Ring

Jonny Lieberman — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 11:15:00 EDT

Imagine taking your Ducati über-bike over to the Nürburgring only to have its heels nipped on by a relatively inexpensive front-wheel-drive Japanese hatchback. A front-wheel-drive Japanese hatchback that is, with a turbocharged 2.3-liter DISI MZR engine that spits out 263 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque. The Mazda cracks off a 'Ring time of 8 minutes and 39 seconds, which is identical to a Honda S2000 and about where the NSX and Corvette were a decade ago. Also, we really hope this settles once and for all the debate about what can get around corners faster, cars or bikes. And finally, the Mazdaspeed3 is call the Mazda3 MPS over in dirty old cheese-eating Europe. – Jonny Lieberman

James May's First Ferrari

Davey G. Johnson — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 14:45:00 EDT

It must be rather unfortunate that the Ferrari Mondial QV was the first Ferrari James May ever drove. Then again, he is Captain Slow. I've known Mondial owners who love their cars, and the sound of any Ferrari eight is guaranteed to send shivers. But when somebody says, "Blah, blah...my Ferrari..." we inquire as to which Ferrari that may be and the answer comes back, "Mondial," well, we always wince a little inside. We'd much rather have a 308 GT4, frankly. Video above? May in a Ferrari he does like. – Davey G. Johnson

First Ferrari: James May [Top Gear]

Related:
Captain Slow and a Nice Scottish Lady [Internal]

Hoon of the Day: Surfing Bird Starlet

Mike Bumbeck — Wed, 30 May 2007 13:30:00 EDT

Featuring not one but two Ramones songs, this video shows us just exactly how durable a KP60 Toyota Starlet can really be. Remember to always wear your helmet when throwing a back yard single car punk rock version of the Joie Chitwood Thrill Show. – Mike Bumbeck

Related:
More Hoon of the Day [Internal]

Engine On: Karmann Ghia 1500 Rebuild Update

Jonny Lieberman — Mon, 21 May 2007 19:00:00 EDT

For those of you following our pal Scott's Type III rebuild odyssey, you will be stoked to hear that the engine is running. I was over at his place drinking some really fine beers (Duvel and Allagash Victoria) on Saturday and listening to a weird mechanical hum. Turns out it the noise is from the generator, and Scott has a new one on order. We didn't take it for a spin because A) we were drinking and B) after more than five years of just sitting there, Scott wants to bleed the brakes. And seeing as how he lives at the top of a hill, is a good idea. But don't despair, as a full test drive will be taking place in the upcoming weeks. Anyhow, the engine sounds loud and air cooled and is running strong. All 50 some odd horses of it. Want to hear for yourself? Then jump. – Jonny Lieberman

It's Alive! [Volkswagen + VW 1500]

Related:
Rebuilding a 1962 Karmann Ghia Type III [Internal]

Porsche 959 at the 1986 Paris Dakar

Jonny Lieberman — Sun, 20 May 2007 09:00:00 EDT

We have but two things to say. Number one, our new goal in life is to hammer on a 959. And we mean it – literally hammer. Number two, this video could have been several hundred minutes longer. All hail the 959. Make the jump to hear some nice engine noise. – Jonny Lieberman

Related:
Whoa! 959 On eBay! [Internal]

Hoony Hackman: French Connection Car/Train Chase

Jonny Lieberman — Sat, 19 May 2007 17:21:20 EDT

Two things to consider here, kids. One is that Mr. Hackman did much of his own driving. Nice left foot braking, Gene. Or was that Bill Hickman, the man who drove the car when the camera was in the back seat looking out? Who is Bill Hickman, you ask? He drove the Charger in Bullitt. The other is this, "The car crash during the chase sequence, at the intersection of Stillwell Ave. and 86th St., was unplanned and was included because of its realism. The man whose car was hit had just left his house a few blocks from the intersection to go to work and was unaware that a car chase was being filmed. The producers later paid the bill for the repairs to his car." Also according to legend, Hackman had the car over 90 mph for much of the chase. All of which goes to show, that even the dullest, brownest Pontiac Le Mans can become a weapon of Awesome in the hands of a determined hoon. – Jonny Lieberman

Madness in the Middle: VW GTI W12 650 Reveal

Jonny Lieberman — Sat, 19 May 2007 13:00:00 EDT

The phone rang. "Dude!" my buddy yelled. "What is that thing?" He was talking about this video of the new 650 horsepower W12 GTI concept car which Davey's been all over for the last few days. Yeah, the one with the jacked-up dual-turbo Bentley mill in the middle. And we've been asking ourselves why on earth would Volkswagen create an AWD, mid-engined Golf with that much horsepower? Specifically, that much horsepower? The all too obvious answer comes after you jump. (Thanks to Zero Customs for the video) – Jonny Lieberman

Super UFO Potential: Vintage Datsun 280Z Ads

Jonny Lieberman — Sat, 19 May 2007 11:00:00 EDT

Wow. So, yesterday we posted a picture of a UFO and today we talked about the old man's bangin' 280Z. Above is a video that features both. Below the jump is another, not quite as out of this world commercial. Though it does show just how rockin' the Datsun's interior was. However, before you jump we think you should read the following;

"You now face a new world, a world of change. We speak in strange terms, of harnessing the cosmic energy, of ultimate conflict between a united human race and the sinister forces of some other planetary galaxy. The nations of the world will have to unite, for the next war will be an interplanetary war. The nations of the earth must someday make a common front against attack by people from other planets."

General Douglas MacArthur- Oct. 8, 1955

We see... and we wonder if a 280Zwould be an Autobot or a Decepticon? – Jonny Lieberman

Related:
Sleeper of the Day: Datsun B210 [Internal]

In Russia, Back Hoes You! Disabled Tractor Limps Home via Mechanical "Foot"

Mike Spinelli — Wed, 16 May 2007 11:52:00 EDT

There's nothing like watching the slow, deliberate progress of a disabled backhoe. But you have to admit, this guy could be the most resourceful driver since Nicky Cugnot pressure-cooked his first pot roast. – Mike Spinelli

[via Carscoop]

A Few of Our Favorite Things: Smoke, Supercars and Tiff Needell

Jonny Lieberman — Wed, 09 May 2007 13:00:00 EDT

If by the 12-second mark this isn't your favorite video then Jalopnik isn't the site for you. Head over to [CENSORED] — they'll have tons of stuff that will float your boat right up your alley. We apologize for the shit soundtrack in advance — why on earth the jokers that pieced this excellent example of ~~all my hopes and dreams~~ big-grin hoonage together felt the need to provide us with anything other than the sounds of the motors is very far beyond us. Maybe they've been reading [CENSORED]. – Jonny LIeberman

Kowalski Rules the Divine: Vanishing Point Intro

Jonny Lieberman — Mon, 07 May 2007 18:45:00 EDT

Because no_slushbox should have asked for it. All these posts about faded Mopar glory, English-style gasoline prices and running from the hoon police has sent us spiraling across ~~the interwebs~~ time & space looking for reason and a way to make sense of it all. And we found our muse. And they'll never make 'em like this again. – Jonny Lieberman

More About Angry Face: New Video of BMW CS Concept

Jonny Lieberman — Wed, 02 May 2007 11:16:10 EDT

This is the second video to hit the hinterlands and interwebs of BMW's new four-door coupe concept the CS. So don't be fooled by the fact that it's claiming "world premiere." Still, at least this one features some decent production value and down-tempo trance. No word on specs, but if the CS is going to compete against the Porsche Panamera and Aston Martin's Rapide four-doors - both of which will probably show up to the gun fight packing 500+ horses - the Bavarian is going to need a V10. – Jonny Lieberman