All the advertisements are with photos, prices and details description.
Representatives and publicity in the automarkts of Russian- speaking States.
www.automotopark.com
WEB-SITE of the selling and buying Advertisements Automotive of Europe, America and in den CIS States.
automotopark.com - a project, based on the 10- year-old practical experience techniques searching, formed according to differentiation Criteria of Tariff and Tax legislation of Western Europe, America and former USSR - States, adapted for English German-, and Russian- speaking seller and buyer.
Cars and lorries, architectural and agricultural engineering, caravan and trailers, motorcycles. Spares towing and attached implements.
NEWS OF THE TECHNICS WORLD.
New Volkswagen Scirocco – ready for the test
01 May 2008
The new Volkswagen Scirocco will later this month face the toughest track test in the world, even before it has gone on sale – an assault on the legendary Nürburgring 24 Hours. Three factory developed racing versions of the new coupe, each powered by a 2-litre TFSI petrol engine developing 300 PS, will be in action on Germany’s daunting 25 km ‘Nordschleife’ in the 24-25 May event.
The new Volkswagen Scirocco, which is not due to start its production life until the autumn, has already passed its first endurance test, at the Oschersleben motorsport arena, with flying colours.
Among the car’s many features is a direct-shift transmission system utilising Volkswagen’s DSG technology.
Double Le Mans winner Hans Stuck was at the wheel and is relishing his chance to race the new Volkswagen Scirocco. He said: “I felt immediately comfortable in the car.
“The new Volkswagen Scirocco is one of the most uncomplicated racing cars I have ever driven. It’s really fun, and I am looking forward to the 24 Hours on the Nordschleife with even greater anticipation.”
Other legends on the driving strength include double World Rally Champion – and victor for Volkswagen of the recent Central Europe Rally – Carlos Sainz, as well as Sainz’s Race Touareg team-mates Giniel de Villiers and Dieter Depping.
The Volkswagen board member for technical development, Dr Ulrich Hackenberg, will drive also.
The new Volkswagen Scirocco has a tough act to follow; last year a Golf GTI clinched its class and finished eighth overall at the Nürburgring.
Volkswagen Motorsport director, Kris Nissen, said: “The racing version of the new Volkswagen Scirocco was developed and prepared by our technical staff in record time.
“We are well on schedule now that we have successfully completed this first endurance test. The Nürburgring 24 Hours is the ideal platform to showcase the performance capabilities of this exciting coupe.”
The Nürburgring 24 Hours has established itself as the world’s toughest car race since its launch in 1970.
A grid of 220 cars is allowed to take the start, with more than 700 drivers scheduled to compete in front of in excess of 200,000 trackside spectators. German TV is planning 12 hours of live coverage of the event.
