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Honda Jazz Carré Blanc launched in France

Honda Jazz Carré Blanc launched in France

Based on the elegant finish, The Honda Jazz Carré Blanc is a special edition model launched in France. Only 250 copies will be made available from September this year. The Carre Blanc will only come with the 1.4 i-VTEC petrol engine.

The special edition Jazz comes with a sun roof and the rest of the interior remains the same. On the body, art work is not for everyone’s taste.

The Carre Blanc will set customers back by 15,600 Euros and they can choose their car in six colors – Milano Red, blue, Sapphire Blue, Gray Hurricane, Black Crystal and Alabaster Silver.

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Entry posted on July 28th, 2009 and filed under Honda, honda jazz

The Suzuki Swift Motorsport gets sportier

The Suzuki Swift Motorsport gets sportier

Suzuki introduces the Suzuki Swift Motorsport edition.

Good things are always hard to find, and so is the Suzuki Swift Motorsport edition launched in France. Only 40 units are made available.

The limited edition Suzuki Swift Motorsports model is fully loaded with 17 inch alloys, stainless steel pedals, a leather steering, front fog lamps, spoiler, dual exhausts and large air inlets.

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Entry posted on June 29th, 2009 and filed under Suzuki

Renault Logan LPG launched in France

Renault Logan LPG launched in France

French car manufacturer Renault has introduced the Logan 1.4 LPG in France. 6,700 Euros is the cost of the base model and you pay for a car that has a sub-140 gm CO2 per km rating.

This is the second LPG model after Sandero was launched in March 2009. As Renault depends a lot on the low-cost brand Dacia during these troubled times, the new version of Logan in its hometown is not that surprising.

The LPG fueled Renault Logan is capable of traveling for more than 1,200 km in one go with its fuel capacity, petrol (50 litres) and LPG (42 litres).

The LPG parts are designed by Landi Renzo assembled at Romania at Dacia’s production facility. The Logan 1.4 MPI follows European safety standards, an extremely strong steel fuel tank and a list of safety equipments like anti-return valve, fill limiter etc.

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Entry posted on June 14th, 2009 and filed under Renault
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