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2022 BMW 5 Series Release Date, Redesign, Changes

2022 BMW 5 Series Release Date, Redesign, Changes

2022 BMW 5 Series Release Date, Redesign, Changes – The 2022 BMW 5 Series lately leaked like h2o via a filter, and this week, informed photographs of the 2022 2 Series Coupe, and new iX3 crossover appeared online. And now, just before its formal introduction, BMW is releasing another new model: the 2022 5 Series. According to a publish around the BMW supporter community Bimmerpost. When the…

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2022 Audi A6 Review ,Exterior ,Interior ,Trims & Specs , Presentation

2022 Audi A6 Review ,Exterior ,Interior ,Trims & Specs , Presentation As luxury sedans go, the 2022 Audi A6 is a smart choice that impresses with its high-tech features, high-quality cabin, and smooth-and-steady ride. A pair of turbocharged engines are on offer here, with 45 models being powered by a four-cylinder and 55 models getting a powerful V-6; all-wheel drive is standard across the lineup. Enthusiast drivers may find the A6's dynamics to be too relaxed, but rivals such as the BMW 5-series and the Mercedes-Benz E-class don't deliver sports-sedan moves either. Instead, the Audi is set up to court modern buyers with its digital dashboard and plentiful driver-assistance features. Its styling presents as expensive and classy but sedate; more extroverted buyers may find the swoopier A7 sedan better satisfies their desire for sleek, sexy style. from Auto Worldzz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-R0xGBbbyE

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RAY MASSEY: Jazz up your summer with Honda’s hit city car

These are challenging times, so what better way to relax than with some Jazz. 

I did just that this week at the Berkshire launch of the fourth-generation Honda Jazz compact city car — powered by a nifty hybrid electric-petrol system.

This was the first UK coronavirus-compliant car launch under strict social distancing and safety measures coinciding with showrooms re-opening.

Birth of the cool: Honda’s new Jazz variant, the Crosstar mini SUV has integrated roof rails and 16 in silver and black alloy wheels

The Crosstar accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.9 seconds, has a top speed of 107 mph, but will still manage 58.9 mpg and CO2 emissions of 110g/km

Since launch nearly two decades ago in 2001, more than 406,000 Jazz models have been sold in the UK (including 17,000 last year) out of 7.5million globally.

A rival to the Toyota Yaris, Ford Fiesta and VW Polo, it adopts technology pioneered in the all-electric ‘Honda-e’ and is the first of six new ‘electrified’ Honda models due by 2022.

For the first time, there’s a Crosstar variant with a reduced size SUV-style that is more flexible, funky and practical than the standard version. 

Visibility in the new Honda hatchback is much improved, thanks to a wider windscreen and much thinner pillars. Sound-deadening improvements mean it’s also 10 per cent quieter than before. 

Visibility in the new Honda hatchback is much improved, thanks to a wider windscreen and much thinner pillars

This is my favourite. It rides higher than the standard Jazz, has integrated roof rails and 16 in silver and black alloy wheels.

Mine came in fetching ‘Surf Blue’. The 109 hp hybrid system combines a 1.5 litre petrol engine with two compact electric motors. 

Jazz Crosstar EX 

Price: £22,635 (£23,185 with metallic paint)

(Jazz hatchback range starts from £18,995 for the base level SE)

Seats: 4/5

On sale: Now Length: 4,090mm Width: 1,725mm Height: 1,566mm

Ground clearance: 144.2mm

Type: Petrol-electric hybrid.

Propulsion: 1.5 litre petrol engine linked to 2 electric motors.

Power: 109horse-power (HP) 0-62mph: 9.9 seconds

Top speed: 107mph

CO2 emissions: 110g/km

Boot capacity (seats up): 298 litres

Boot capacity (seats down): 1,199 litres

It can run in hybrid drive, pure electric mode and engine drive and can move seamlessly through all. The smart, contemporary interior has pleasant, soft-touch materials and an uncluttered dashboard.

Comfortable front seats dispense with springs in favour of a slat system to reduce fatigue and relieve back pain. There’s also more legroom in the back.

Clever flexible rear ‘magic seats’ fold down to increase load- lugging space fourfold from 298 litres — more than enough for a modest shopping trip — up to an impressive 1,199 litres.

The brake pedal positon has been changed to optimise the foot-angle. To help taller drivers the steering wheel is 2-degrees more upright. 

Occupants are protected by 10 airbags – including a new front-centre bag to reduce the impact of front passengers’ heads and bodies colliding. Whiplash-mitigating front headrests are fitted.  

A smart-phone app allows owners to keep in touch with their car when away from it – including tracking its movement and location via GPS satellite and giving you an alert if it exceeds a set distance or ‘geo-fence’ while someone else – whether off-spring or a partner – is driving. 

It will also alert you if the car’s secutity alarm is activated. 

The standard hatchback accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.4 seconds up to a top speed of 108 mph, but offers pocketfriendly fuel economy of 62.8 mpg with CO2 emissions of 102g/km.

The standard hatchback accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.4 seconds up to a top speed of 108 mph, but offers pocketfriendly fuel economy of 62.8 mpg with CO2 emissions of 102g/km

The fractionally longer, wider, higher Crosstar accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.9 seconds, has a top speed of 107 mph, but will still manage 58.9 mpg and CO2 emissions of 110g/km.

Standard prices from £18,995, rise to £20,185 for the SR and £21,385 for the EX variants. The Crosstar, from £22,635, is available only in top EX trim. 

BMW 4-series promises a great knees-up

Wondering if the sleek new BMW 4- Series Coupe is fast? Here’s a clue. 

It has knee pads on the centre console to help drivers cope with its ‘sporty driving style’.

And with its large-framed kidney-shaped BMW grille exuding brash bling, you certainly won’t miss it out on the road. 

Hold tight: The sleek new BMW 4- Series Coupe has knee pads on the centre console to help drivers cope with its ‘sporty driving style’

New mild hybrid technology features on the flagship motorsport-inspired allwheel M440i xDrive Coupe version costing £55,875. 

It goes from rest to 62 mph in just 4.5 seconds, right up to 155 mph. 

That’s thanks to a 3 litre 374 hp six- cylinder in-line petrol engine with 48v electric motor and eight-speed automatic transmission. 

Yet it manages about 40 mpg with CO2 emissions of 155-163g/km. Prices from £39,870 for October deliveries.

Kia Picanto gets a high tech makeover

KIA’S spicy Picanto just got tastier with a series of new upgrades, telematics and safety features added. 

To improve cornering and braking, it has a range of electronic stability controls. There should be lower emissions from its re- engineered 1 litre and 1.2 litre engines. 

Expect prices from £10,000 with higher-spec models closer to £13,000. Design tweaks are evolutionary, not revolutionary with a more purposeful look and sharper lines. 

Customers have a choice of ten vibrant paint finishes and a range of customised interiors including one in lime green. 

It goes on sale in the UK and Europe this autumn with the Korean car firm’s seven-year, 100,000-mile warranty as standard. 

Car sales crashed by 89 per cent in May to their lowest since 1952 with just 20,247 sold compared to 183,725 a year ago, according to latest figures.

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These are challenging times, so what better way to relax than with some Jazz.  I did just that this week at the Berkshire launch of the fourth-generation Honda Jazz compact city car — powered by a nifty hybrid electric-petrol system. This was the first UK coronavirus-compliant car launch under strict social distancing and safety measures coinciding with showrooms re-opening. Birth of the cool: Honda’s new Jazz variant, the Crosstar mini SUV has integrated roof rails and 16 in silver and black alloy wheels The Crosstar accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.9 seconds, has a top speed of 107 mph, but will still manage 58.9 mpg and CO2 emissions of 110g/km Since launch nearly two decades ago in 2001, more than 406,000 Jazz models have been sold in the UK (including 17,000 last year) out of 7.5million globally. A rival to the Toyota Yaris, Ford Fiesta and VW Polo, it adopts technology pioneered in the all-electric ‘Honda-e’ and is the first of six new ‘electrified’ Honda models due by 2022. For the first time, there’s a Crosstar variant with a reduced size SUV-style that is more flexible, funky and practical than the standard version.  Visibility in the new Honda hatchback is much improved, thanks to a wider windscreen and much thinner pillars. Sound-deadening improvements mean it’s also 10 per cent quieter than before.  Visibility in the new Honda hatchback is much improved, thanks to a wider windscreen and much thinner pillars This is my favourite. It rides higher than the standard Jazz, has integrated roof rails and 16 in silver and black alloy wheels. Mine came in fetching ‘Surf Blue’. The 109 hp hybrid system combines a 1.5 litre petrol engine with two compact electric motors.  Jazz Crosstar EX  Price: £22,635 (£23,185 with metallic paint) (Jazz hatchback range starts from £18,995 for the base level SE) Seats: 4/5 On sale: Now Length: 4,090mm Width: 1,725mm Height: 1,566mm Ground clearance: 144.2mm Type: Petrol-electric hybrid. Propulsion: 1.5 litre petrol engine linked to 2 electric motors. Power: 109horse-power (HP) 0-62mph: 9.9 seconds Top speed: 107mph CO2 emissions: 110g/km Boot capacity (seats up): 298 litres Boot capacity (seats down): 1,199 litres It can run in hybrid drive, pure electric mode and engine drive and can move seamlessly through all. The smart, contemporary interior has pleasant, soft-touch materials and an uncluttered dashboard. Comfortable front seats dispense with springs in favour of a slat system to reduce fatigue and relieve back pain. There’s also more legroom in the back. Clever flexible rear ‘magic seats’ fold down to increase load- lugging space fourfold from 298 litres — more than enough for a modest shopping trip — up to an impressive 1,199 litres. The brake pedal positon has been changed to optimise the foot-angle. To help taller drivers the steering wheel is 2-degrees more upright.  Occupants are protected by 10 airbags – including a new front-centre bag to reduce the impact of front passengers’ heads and bodies colliding. Whiplash-mitigating front headrests are fitted.   A smart-phone app allows owners to keep in touch with their car when away from it – including tracking its movement and location via GPS satellite and giving you an alert if it exceeds a set distance or ‘geo-fence’ while someone else – whether off-spring or a partner – is driving.  It will also alert you if the car’s secutity alarm is activated.  The standard hatchback accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.4 seconds up to a top speed of 108 mph, but offers pocketfriendly fuel economy of 62.8 mpg with CO2 emissions of 102g/km. The standard hatchback accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.4 seconds up to a top speed of 108 mph, but offers pocketfriendly fuel economy of 62.8 mpg with CO2 emissions of 102g/km The fractionally longer, wider, higher Crosstar accelerates from rest to 62 mph in 9.9 seconds, has a top speed of 107 mph, but will still manage 58.9 mpg and CO2 emissions of 110g/km. Standard prices from £18,995, rise to £20,185 for the SR and £21,385 for the EX variants. The Crosstar, from £22,635, is available only in top EX trim.  BMW 4-series promises a great knees-up Wondering if the sleek new BMW 4- Series Coupe is fast? Here’s a clue.  It has knee pads on the centre console to help drivers cope with its ‘sporty driving style’. And with its large-framed kidney-shaped BMW grille exuding brash bling, you certainly won’t miss it out on the road.  Hold tight: The sleek new BMW 4- Series Coupe has knee pads on the centre console to help drivers cope with its ‘sporty driving style’ New mild hybrid technology features on the flagship motorsport-inspired allwheel M440i xDrive Coupe version costing £55,875.  It goes from rest to 62 mph in just 4.5 seconds, right up to 155 mph.  That’s thanks to a 3 litre 374 hp six- cylinder in-line petrol engine with 48v electric motor and eight-speed automatic transmission.  Yet it manages about 40 mpg with CO2 emissions of 155-163g/km. Prices from £39,870 for October deliveries. Kia Picanto gets a high tech makeover KIA’S spicy Picanto just got tastier with a series of new upgrades, telematics and safety features added.  To improve cornering and braking, it has a range of electronic stability controls. There should be lower emissions from its re- engineered 1 litre and 1.2 litre engines.  Expect prices from £10,000 with higher-spec models closer to £13,000. Design tweaks are evolutionary, not revolutionary with a more purposeful look and sharper lines.  Customers have a choice of ten vibrant paint finishes and a range of customised interiors including one in lime green.  It goes on sale in the UK and Europe this autumn with the Korean car firm’s seven-year, 100,000-mile warranty as standard.  Car sales crashed by 89 per cent in May to their lowest since 1952 with just 20,247 sold compared to 183,725 a year ago, according to latest figures. SAVE MONEY ON MOTORING Some links in this article may be affiliate links. If you click on them we may earn a small commission. That helps us fund This Is Money, and keep it free to use. We do not write articles to promote products. We do not allow any commercial relationship to affect our editorial independence. 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