The 2009 Audi Avatar Concept Design by Edwin Conan clearly defines what futuristic is, in all sense of the word. This supposedly 2032 model 3-seat car makes the computer-based racing cars a reality. The design of the Audi Avatar is patterned to the 1937 Auto Union Type C Streamline race car.

This car of the future is run by a supercharged ion battery that supposedly has an acceleration speed of up to 0-100 km/h in as little as 2.9 seconds. Since it is an innovative car, it does not have traditional doors, instead it has glass canopies typical to jet fighters. The interior are all computerized or digital and all settings can be manipulated according to the driver’s taste and preference. The wheels are encased inside the “legs” and each of the wheels boasts of Audi’s In-wheel Electric Drive Unit.

The 2009 Audi Avatar Concept Design by Edwin Conan will surely be a hit to sports car aficionados in the years to come.

Thomas Behringer, the CEO of Techart Automobil, must be really proud of the 2010 TechArt Porsche Panamera. These individualized vehicles namely the Porsche Panamera Turbo, 4s and Panamera S really manifest what concept racers should look like; elegant, stylish and of course exceptional. The LED lights fit perfectly on the front panel of the Panamera. The seats are covered with teak and black leather finishing as well as the roof liner and the foot mat. For variation, TechArt introduced the exotic wood finishing. The stitching and the details compliment the color and the look of these modish Porsche vehicles.

To enhance the its power on the road, the makers are giving the owner an option of using either a 21” or 22” inch TechArt Formula II lightweight metal wheels. Most recommended is Michelin’s Pilot Sport PS2 or the Conti Sport Contact 3 tires.

The 2010 TechArt Porsche Panamera is truly a one-of-a-kind sports car, which is not only classy but is innovative altogether.

The 2010 Porsche Boxster Spyder is the lightest among the several vehicles that bear the Porsche brand name. This car features a 3.4 liter Direct Fuel injection rear axle and a six cylinder engine which runs at around 320 maximum horsepower. This amazing sports car is not only a head turner when it’s on the road. When in top speed, which is 267 km per hour, the 2010 Porsche Boxster Spyder will literally make heads turn towards its running direction.

The Boxster is able to achieve maximum acceleration in as little as 4.8 seconds thru its Launch Control. It possesses the Sports Chrono Package and the PDK Porsche-Doppelkupplungsgetriebe that are exclusive to the Boxster Spyder.

Popular models of the 2010 Porsche Boxster Spyder are the 550 and the 718 RS 60. This classic masterpiece is certainly a cut above the rest. This magnificently designed performer is a definite must-buy for the vintage car collectors.

The 2010 Porsche 911 GT3 R is run by 4.0 liter six-cylinder boxer engine and only weighs approximately 1,200 kg but its maximum output can reach an amazing 480 bhp or 120 hp per liter. This compact racer is priced at around 279,000 Euros and will debut on January 14th of 2010.

Other feature of the 2010 Porsche 911 GT3 R are its anti-lock brake system, an e-gas and traction control. This GT3 racer is also recommended for those who are new in the race track. The design is contemporary but the added functions are easy to use. The rear lights are all made of LED.

This GT3 model clearly demonstrates Porsche’s dedication in manufacturing top of the range sports cars. They may be a bit pricey but definitely, the performance engineering and design is worth it. Amateur sports car collectors and race car drivers can make this GT3 an initial investment.

The 2009 Autonomous Audi TTS is another addition to Audi’s long line of superb sports cars. This sleek machine boasts of 265 horsepower and can make 6000 revolutions per minute. The top speed is 155 mph and maximum acceleration can be reached in just 4.9 seconds. This car weighing approximately 3240 lbs possesses 258 lb-ft torque and has a 2-liter inline engine. This vehicle possesses a 6-speed S tronic double clutch transmission and is designed for driving in all types of situations.

The 2009 Autonomous Audi TTS coupe was named after Michelle Mouton, who is the most unbeaten rally driver in Audi’s racing history. It has enhanced driver assistance and communication features which are not present in some of Audi’s sports car.

Volkswagen Group Electronics Research Laboratory and the makers of Audi vehicles truly succeeded in their vision of manufacturing a sports car that is not only outstanding in performance but in its design as well.