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Thursday, July 7, 2022

Instrumentation Includes An Oil Pressure Gauge




This 1962 Lamborghini 5C TL crawler tractor was recently imported from Italy, where it was reportedly still in use on a farm until the seller鈥檚 acquisition. The tractor is powered by an air-cooled 2.2L diesel engine paired with a 4-speed dual-range transmission with track drive. The bodywork and chassis wear an older repaint in the original colors, and the tractor is equipped with a hydraulically-operated 3-point hitch and dual PTO outputs. This Lamborghini is now offered by the selling dealer with a Georgia bill of sale. The tractor has been repainted in the original Lamborghini Trattori orange over a blue chassis and driveline. The finish is older and shows wear, and the bare steel tracks show corrosion. Implements can be powered by dual PTO outputs, and control is by a hydraulically-actuated 3-point hitch system. Close-up photos of the PTOs and other hardware are provided in the gallery below. The steel seat carries the Lamborghini name across the backrest and is not fitted with a cushion. The bleeder valve for the 3-point hitch actuator assembly comes through the base of the seat near the operator鈥檚 left leg. The crawler is controlled with a hand throttle and steered using two brake pedals, along with directional hand control levers. Instrumentation includes an oil pressure gauge, tachometer, and an hour meter, though the latter is not functional. The seller estimates that they have added about two hours during their ownership. The air-cooled 2.2L diesel engine was factory-rated at 40 horsepower and is backed by a dual-range 4-speed manual transmission. The seller reports that an oil and filter change was performed at the time of their acquisition eight months ago. A driving and operation video is viewable below.





Combining speed and luxuriousness with exceptional off-road capabilities, Lamborghini LM002 was in many respects far ahead of its time. When it comes to comfort and ability to cross the difficult terrain, only Land Rover could compete with LM002. Unfortunately, automobile market was not quite ready for the new luxury SUV. Therefore, despite the orders from armed forces of Saudi Arabia and Libya, Lamborghini sold only 301 vehicles. 6. The Italian automaker launched its first production model in 1963. With the top speed of 280 km / h, Lamborghini 350GTV was a leader among production cars of its time. 7. The Italian company uses very distinctive naming convention for its car models. Feruccio Lamborghini was quite a fan of Spanish bullfight. In 1963, he visited the cattle-bred farm Miura in Seville. It was owned by Don Eduardo Miura Fernandez, one of the most famous breeders of fighting bulls in Spain. This visit had a strong influence on the Italian industrialist.





In fact, he was so impressed by the traditional art of bullfighting, that he made a decision to name all his new sports cars after famous fighting bulls. Traditionally in Spanish bullfight, bulls that manage to defeat a matador are given life, and their names are forever inscribed in the history of the sport. Ferruccio Lamborghini was convinced, that a name of a fighting bull will emphasize the untamed nature of sports cars created under Lamborghini marque. By the way, Ferruccio Lamborghini himself was also a bull in a sense, since his zodiac sign was Taurus. 8. The first model to be introduced to the world under the 鈥渂ullish鈥?name was Lamborghini Miura. The sports car debuted at the Geneva Motor Show in 1966. The public warmly received it; however, spectators were somewhat confused, since they were not allowed to open the hood. This was not a coincidence: there was simply no engine under it!





Since the engine was still being designed, the prototype was sent to the Geneva Motor Show with a ballast instead of an engine under the hood. Eventually, Miura proved to be a very good car. 9. Lamborghini Countach was produced by the Italian company for 16 years (from 1974 to 1990). Notably, this sports car is one of the a few Lamborghini models, with a name that has nothing to do with bulls and bullfighting. The word 鈥渃ountach鈥?comes from the Piedmontese language, spoken in a region of Piedmont in North-West of Italy. It is an expression of excitement or astonishment and can be translated as 鈥淗eavens! 鈥?According to the legend, Nuccio Bertone himself made such an exclamation when he saw the first sketches of the future supercar. 10. The story of Lamborghini was not always a story of success. In 1987, the American automobile giant Chrysler, practically saved it from oblivion by acquiring it.





The same year, the Italian vehicle manufacturer presented a peculiar concept car under the name of Portofino. It was a sedan with four doors of the guillotine type, powered by a 3.5-liter engine installed at the rear. Although it remained only a prototype, its image and design was subsequently embodied in many Chrysler cars. 11. In 1994, Lamborghini was acquired by an Indonesian investment group. It was a period of uncertainty for the Italian marque. The German automobile giant Volkswagen saved the famous vehicle manufacturer. Since 1998, Volkswagen has controlled Lamborghini through its subdivision Audi. Undoubtedly, this was a mutually beneficial union for both companies. 12. The design of modern Lamborghini is unusual even for supercars. The steel-cut body style, which became the signature of most Lamborghini models, makes it akin to fighter planes. The designer Filippo Perini admitted that he drew an inspiration from military aviation. He was particularly impressed by American B-2 and F-22 aircrafts while working on Lamborghini Aventador. 13. It turned out that the powerful Lamborghini V12 engine is a perfect fit for speedboats as well as supercars. Such a technical symbiosis is not a common thing in automobile industry.

Thursday, June 16, 2022

The Package "comfort" Includes Climate Control




Today is not a good day and not a happy day! Because Porsche has announced new equipment bundle for both the Boxster and Cayman! Arrghh, all the equipments listed on their press release are damn attractive! Most of it I already had it in my car and some of them I really wish I had it in my car right now! The best part of the equipment bundle is the price! It is pretty cheap if converted from EURO to BND. Sigh, I really want the Design sport package! Check out the new front bumper and rear spoiler! Stuttgart. Dr. Ing h.c. The packages "comfort" and "infotainment" include a series of very popular special equipment, which simplifies the configuration of the vehicle significantly. The package "comfort" includes climate control, bi-xenon headlights including dynamic cornering lights, cruise control, automatic dimming interior and exterior mirrors, rain sensor, and - in combination with leather seats - embossed Porsche crest on the headrests. With the Boxster and Boxster S comes even to the wind deflector including storage box.





The package "infotainment" includes the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) inclusive of navigation module, universal audio interface for connecting MP3 players and iPods and the Sound Package Plus. This has the Boxster has seven speakers and a total power of 185 watts, the Cayman has nine speakers and 235 watts total output. In addition, a CD storage and Bluetooth mobile phone preparation are included. In a new, sporty and discreet optics appear Boxster and Cayman in the outfit of the two "design" packages. A special highlight is the very light 19-inch wheels of the Boxster Spyder with black lacquered rim-star, which can be ordered exclusively for all other Boxster and Cayman models only in the context of the new equipment packages. Also only available in the package is double the blackened tailpipe. Also includes the "design" package more in black held exterior and interior elements, including the mirrors, the side air intakes, the panel-trim plate and the model sign. In addition, the Boxster and Boxster S roll bars are painted black.





Exactly five years after the unveiling of the FT-1 Concept, Toyota has finally introduced an all-new Supra to the world. It was a long gestation period but it鈥檚 safe to say the fifth-generation Supra A90 was worth the wait. By now chances are you鈥檙e no longer a stranger to the new model鈥檚 design in light of the recent leaks so we鈥檒l focus on the performance part. The influences from the FT-1 study are obvious on the outside as the Supra has a very muscular appearance. The interior, however, has a strong BMW vibe about it which is understandable given that the Supra shares the underpinnings with the all-new Z4 roadster. Sure, a cabin inspired by the FT-1 Concept would have been more spectacular but we should be grateful this car exists in the first place. The 2020 Toyota GR Supra debuts with a BMW-sourced 3.0-liter turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine that makes鈥?wait for it, 335 horsepower.





That鈥檚 47 ponies less than the U.S.-spec BMW Z4 M40i. The peak torque is 494 Nm, 6 Nm less than in the BMW. Linked to an eight-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters, the straight-six engine allows the Supra to go from 0 to 96 km/h in an estimated 4.1 seconds, with a top track speed electronically limited to 250 km/h. That would make it the quickest Toyota-branded production vehicle to date. Japan will also get a 2.0-liter turbo-four available in two states of tune: 197 PS and 258 PS, respectively. The carmaker also promises the Supra will offer 鈥渁n exhilarating blend of power, precision, and agility鈥?thanks to its rear-wheel-drive design, low center of gravity and a 50:50 weight distribution. The 2020 Supra will offer two driving modes, Normal and Sport. The latter reduces intervention of the traction and stability control functions as well as sharpening throttle response, increasing steering weight, improving transmission shift crispness. It also tunes the active differential more aggressively and amplifies the exhaust sound. Speaking of the active differential, it uses an electric motor and multi-plate clutches to control lateral torque.





The diff varies torque distribution between the rear wheels when cornering under both acceleration and braking. The system also ensures neutral handling by reducing both understeer and oversteer, according to Toyota. The Supra features a double-joint spring strut front suspension and multi-link rear suspension that are said to favor both precise handling and ride quality. The Supra will feature 19-inch forged alloy wheels as standard shod with Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires sized 255/35 R19 at the front and 275/35 R19 at the rear. Stopping power will be ensured by 13.7in (348mm) front rotors with 4-piston Brembo calipers. Since we mentioned ride quality earlier, you should know all Supras come with an Adaptive Variable Suspension as standard, with two settings available 鈥?Normal and Sport. Going on sale in summer 2019, the 2020 Supra will be available in two grades - 3.0 and 3.0 Premium, as well as a Launch Edition based on the 3.0 Premium grade. All models will get standard features such as Keyless Smart Entry, dual automatic climate control, auto-dimming rearview mirrors, rear camera, rain sensor windshield wipers, garage door opener, power folding mirrors, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.