Auto Contest USA: November 2011

Wednesday,Nov30,

2012 Toyota Venza

2012 Toyota Venza, Toyota Cars 7:27 PM

The 2012 Toyota Venza is that the combination of sports sedan and crossover. it's out there in LE, XLE and restricted models, expands the previous one-style solely model and options a sport-sedan style with crossover versatility.

The 2012 Toyota Venza restricted comes with a V-6 engine, normal touch-screen navigation system and HID headlights. The sound system provides premium audio with no but thirteen speakers. The Toyota Venza LE provides a USB port that permits iPod connectivity.

2012 Toyota Venza

VW Golf VII

VW 12:41 AM

Volkswagen car manufacturer was preparing a seventh-generation VW Golf will be launched in late 2012. VW Golf VII is currently in the process of developing in design and composition engine. This VW Golf VII is prepared much different from the previous generation Golf. This new car is claimed Volkswagen has an elegant design, fuel efficient and environmentally friendly.

VW Golf VII also says that it uses a turbocharged four-cylinder engine that can improve strength and performance of this car accelerates when prompted. Furthermore, although the power generated is almost similar to the previous generation Golf, but the latest Golf is claimed to have high levels of fuel consumption low. From tests conducted by the Volkswagen, VW Golf VII requires only 1 liter of fuel to travel the distance of 16.6 km. In addition, dual-clutch gearbox technology 7-speed transmission in VW Golf VII also accounts for the displacement transmission faster, smoother, and better able to reduce fuel consumption.

Tuesday,Nov29,

Toyota Fun-Vii Concept Car

Toyota Cars, Toyota Fun-Vii Concept Car 10:06 PM

The Toyota Fun-Vii isn't like any concept car (or display) we've ever seen the interior and exterior are covered with a display panel, and the door is touch sensitive. Navigation information displays directly on the interior, and Toyota says the images both inside and out can be changed with a simple download. The software behind the controls can be updated through a network connection, which also links to other vehicles for detecting cars in the blind spots or finding friends driving nearby.

Some of the features will even be accessible through a smartphone, though we're pretty sure driving won't be one of them. We wouldn't expect a price or release date with a concept this outrageous, but it would be great to see software updates, networked driving, and touch-sensitive surfaces incorporated into a future Camry. The video below isn't much, but there's some guy who's really happy to be in it anyway.