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The  Nissan 350Z  is a two seat   sports car   that was manufactured by  Nissan  from 2002 to 2009 and marks the fifth generation (codename:  Z33 ) of Nissan's  Z-car   line. The 350Z entered production in late 2002 and was sold and marketed as a 2003 model. The first year there was only a coupe, as the roadster did not debut until the following year. Initially, the coupe came in base, Enthusiast, Performance, Touring and Track versions, while the roadster was limited to Enthusiast and Touring trim levels. The Track trim came with lightweight wheels and Brembo brakes, but its suspension tuning was the same as all other coupes. The Nissan 350Z has been succeeded by the  370Z  for the 2009 model year              Back                   Next

The fourth generation BMW M3 was announced on the 2007 Geneva Auto Show (Switzerland, March 6-18th, 2007) with the BMW M3 concept. As was the case with the E46 M3 Concept and E60 M5 Concept, the M3 Concept hid almost nothing of the looks of the production version, that had its world premiere on the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show IAA (Germany, September 13th to 23rd).             Back                    Next

The fourth generation BMW M3 was announced on the 2007 Geneva Auto Show (Switzerland, March 6-18th, 2007) with the BMW M3 concept. As was the case with the E46 M3 Concept and E60 M5 Concept, the M3 Concept hid almost nothing of the looks of the production version, that had its world premiere on the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show IAA (Germany, September 13th to 23rd).

Sebuah Bugatti Veyron, mobil termahal di dunia, terjun bebas ke sebuah laguna gara-gara pemiliknya terkejut melihat burung pelikan yang terbang rendah saat mengendarai mobil tersebut. Read More

Polish Your Silver Using Banana Peels Silver polish is a uni-tasker that's also a big unnecessary. Bananas are cheap, and their peels do a surprisingly good job of making your fancy goods look brand news. Bananas, besides being healthy for you, are pretty versatile. We've seen you can use banana peels to remove splinters , polish your shoes , and clean scratched CDs and DVDs . Add to that list removing tarnish from silver. Basically you just have to blend some banana peels with water and then use that paste as you would any other polish (rub on with a soft cloth, wash off and dry with a soft cloth). Voila! Shiny silver. I’ve read before that bananas can polish silver, but I’d never actually tried it. That is, until this weekend, when my parents were cleaning out their basement and my mom stumbled across a creamer she thought I might like… While the little creamer still had some shine, there was a bit of tarnish around the handle and the t...

When You Can’t Hide Your Cables, Embrace Them for Better Access and Organization We've looked at creative ways to openly display your cables a few times , and these cord design projects are neat, but how do you actually pull it off? Palle's method looks to be an effective option. Here's the rundown: Figure out your design ahead of time and pencil it onto the wall. You need to make sure you don't exceed the cable's length and you can avoid this by cutting a piece of string to the length of the cable and taping it onto the wall. Next, trace the string with a pencil (preferably one that erases very easily). Put the adhesive tape on the wall along the pattern you penciled on. Put a little super glue on the tape and start adding your cables. You'll need to hold the cable in place each time as the superglue dries. Palle found the superglue was necessary as the cables wouldn't stick without it. A...