The Japanese manufacturer Mitsuoka has released the first images of Himiko in progress “Classic Edition”, available in limited edition of twenty copies at a price equivalent to €43,400 euros (£36,014; $57,418). Mitsuoka Himiko Classic Edition is based on Mazda MX-5, recognizing the two-tone black-red color, chrome insert along the entire side wall, leather seats and hard red-top. The Mitsuoka Himiko is equipped with four-cylinder naturally aspirated 2.0 available under the hood of the Miata, in two power levels depending on the transmission used: 174 bhp for the manual five-speed automatic and and 166 bhp for the six grafts. Incoming search terms:mitsuokamitsuoka himikosl65 black series brabusmitsuoka himiko year 12mitsuoka himiko year 12 green clourMitsuoka himiko price europemitsuoka himiko price australiamitsuoka himiko classic (limited edition)mitsuoka himiko classicmitsuoka 2012Related Posts:No Related Posts

Aug 3, 2010

Although it was overtaken by Fernando Alonso at the race start and dropped to third place, Mark Webber has awarded himself with a superb victory at the Hungaroring circuit having profited from the superiority of the Red Bull Racing seater, and the drive through penalty received by his teammate Sebastian Vettel. Australian remained in first place even after entering the pits and finished almost 20 seconds ahead of Alonso, while Vettel was pleased with the last step of the podium. Felipe Massa finished fourth, in front of Vitaly Petrov found probably at the best race in his Formula 1 career. Renault team rider won a five place after he passed Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg at the start and was followed by Nico Hulkenberg, which in turn produced a good result at the wheel of Williams seater. BMW Sauber runners finished 7 and 9 by Pedro de la Rosa and Kamui Kobayashi, managing to finish on this position although he start only from 23th place. McLaren was forced to settle for only eight achieved a place of Jenson Button, given that Hamilton dropped in the first part of the race for technical reasons when he was in fourth place. The last point at stake was awarded by Rubens Barrichello, who finished in 10th place after he passed Schumacher four laps before the final. The Brazilian was pushed into the concrete wall on the start-finish line by the German but he resisted pressure and finished in front. Hungarian Grand Prix saw five retirements: Hamilton, Kubica, Rosberg, Sutil and Alguersuari. Fastest Lap - Sebastian Vettel 1:22.362 in round 70. Next race: 2010 FORMULA 1 BELGIAN...

Aug 2, 2010

I  have no idea why somebody had to do this study as I’m pretty sure we all knew the result. It might come as a shock to you but men often complain about the driving skills of their spouse. Still, only 10% of those questioned admitted they stopped the car in order to take control of  the wheel at least once in their lifetime. We could only understand that men are afraid of women. Not only in the kitchen while surrounded by sharp objects: we also fear for our lives being as a passenger in the cages of death you tend to drive with such passion. I’ll stop here with my suppositions. Let’s see the official results: A recent study in Britain showed that 10% of men had to stop the car in order to change the driver. They’ve added that their wives/ girlfriends lost focus or made a series of mistakes in traffic. The study was conducted by the company OnePoll and proves men are generally scared when their half is driving. “Most men consider that they are much better drivers than women in their lives. They consider to focuse better , analyze traffic situations more quickly and certainly have much better reflexes. A man out of  five-man admits it can never relax when his consort is driving.” said the spokesman of OnePoll after the results were published. Also, it seems that more then 20% of couples have fought at least once because of the way the partner drove the car. The most common blame mentioned by men was distraction caused by children, landscapes, shops or other drivers. Incoming search terms:scared car passengerwoman driving man...