The new Jaguar F-Pace First Edition

The all-new Jaguar F-Pace First Edition is a true competitor to Porsche, BMW and Audi. With a length of approx. 4.7 meters it is even longer than i.e. an Audi Q5 or BMW X3. The First Edition is a tribute to the C-X17 study from 2013 and is a limited edition of 2,000 units of the special edition performance crossover in total. In conjunction with this equipment, the

limited edition will only be available for one year after its introduction next year.

Featuring a light, stiff body structure, which comprises 80% aluminium, the sporty SUV is based on the design of the F-Type. The influence of the C-X17 study is particularly reflected in the F-Pace First Editions interior: soft grain Windsor leather sports seats in light oyster with double contrast stitching and embossed houndstooth pattern, quality carpets and shiny black inlays with typical British houndstooth structure.

In addition, the F-Pace First Edition features the Infotainment System InControl Touch Pro, which is based around a 10.2-inch touchscreen, with super sharp and responsive graphics, a powerful quad-core processor and solid-state drive, and runs on ultra-fast Ethernet. Up to eight devices can be connected to the vehicles super-fast wifi hotspot at one time.

The F-Pace First Edition will be available next year in two variants: the 300hp V6 diesel and the 380hp V6 compressor. Prices for each range from approx. 42,000 to 48,000.

We had the chance to take a closer look at the F-Pace First Edition at this years IAA Frankfurt:

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Making Of The Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo

After introducing a full-scale model at the IAA Frankfurt, Bugatti is now offering a closer look at the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo from the drawing board to the production. As a homage to the Bugatti Type 57 G Tank, which won the 24 hours of Le Mans back in 1937, it modernizes the look of the classic and brings it into the here and now. It is seen as the

perfect symbiosis of engineering and aesthetics.

This car is no science fiction.

More info and pictures: ImagineBugatti

Ferrari F80 Supercar Concept by Adriano Raeli

Italian designer Adriano Raeli reveals the unofficial successor to the Ferrari LaFerrari.

Unfortunately Adriano Raeli does not work for Ferrari despite his Italian roots. Thus, it is unlikely that the Ferrari F80 will ever make it on the streets. Nevertheless, it would be a worthy successor to Ferraris own supercar the LaFerrari.

Adriano Raelis F80 is powered by a 6.3-liter V12 engine with 740 hp and increases its power to 900PS thanks to the Formula 1 KERS system. This force speeds up the independent Ferrari to 100 km/h in only 2.2 seconds . With a top speed of up to 500 km/h Raelis approach would bring genuine Formula 1 experience on the streets.

He was inspired by a so-called NDAD fighter jet and achieved an appearance of a floating Ferrari F80. The entire body is like a work of art and is expected to make the hearts of many supercar fans beat faster. No Doubt If the F80 should be built someday, a wealthy fan will be found quickly.