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Audi presents long-wheelbase A4 for the Chinese market * First long-wheelbase version in China’s premium B segment * Marketing and Sales Board Member Schwarzenbauer: “We will export the success of the new Audi A4 to China” * Market launch in January 2009 Audi is the first premium brand to introduce a prestigious long-wheelbase version in the upper mid-size category exclusively for the Chinese market: the Audi A4L’s wheelbase is 60 millimeters (2.36 inches) longer, which benefits rear-seat passengers in particular. The A4L thus offers unrivalled spaciousness in its segment. Manufactured at the plant in Changchun, China, the new Audi A4L made its debut yesterday in Beijing. Peter Schwarzenbauer, Member of the Board of Management for Marketing and Sales at AUDI AG, and the President of the FAW-VW joint venture, An Tiecheng, emphasized the importance of the new Audi A4L for the Chinese market. Schwarzenbauer said: “The long-wheelbase version of the Audi A4 is … [Read more...] about Extra-Long Wheelbase Audi A4L Revealed In China

As an added bonus, even if he’s short on cash right now, it looks like he’s wearing a fancy-enough watch that you could yell at him to peel it off his wrist and get most of the way towards a bundle by pawning that alone! That’s one of the year’s hottest releases and the most technically powerful PlayStation system ever, and all you have to do is corner him in an alleyway and tell him you don’t care about his life until he starts whimpering. … [Read more...] about Deal Alert: Guy With Nice Suit Probably Carrying Enough On Him Right Now To Buy ‘Death Stranding’ PS4 Pro Bundle If You Stick Him Up

Why it failed: This thing could be best described as a roadable aircraft. It was a plane built and successfully flown in 1921 by the Paris-based Rene Tampier. It had a 300 horsepower Hispano Suiza engine. A full description of how this single prototype worked can be found here, but there's no information on how or why the project was cancelled. … [Read more...] about The Ten Craziest Failed Flying Cars

It wasn't until late 1973 that Smolinski and Blake discovered there was a problem with a plane whose wings were designed to come off. The pair were going down the driveway on a routine flight of the Mizar, when the Cessna wings detached from the car. This left the two inventors in mid-air in a Pinto. … [Read more...] about The First Flying Car Was Based On The Ford Pinto

Then, it happens. As if by divine intervention; as if we needed more of it after the Almighty did his best to prevent Smash Mouth from playing. The sound of a bass guitar sliding, accompanied by a flam-filled snare drum patter, fills the speakers, and all of the sudden, it’s happening. “Two Princes” by the Spin Doctors is playing. A roar of happy recognition erupts from the 90sFest crowd. Spontaneous dance moves come from all directions. I pull off my damned Cat In The Hat hat and stare, mouth agape. Not only is the DJ playing “Two Princes,” but he’s playing the part with the vocal-scat breakdown. And everyone around me, it turns out, knows all the words. … [Read more...] about The dream of the ’90s is (barely) alive in Brooklyn: A tale of horror and survival