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kinemmondottszeretlek · 5 years
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Nincs szƑke herceg fehĂ©r lovon, csak kis garĂĄzsban hyunadi tucson.
-SajĂĄt
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lowrettaduhvyne · 6 years
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#chantelcantyjones Gender: Female DOB: 05/16/1971 Age: 46 Race: Black Height: 5' 2" Weight: 175 pounds Hair Color: Dark Brown Eye Color: Brown Clothing Description: Subject was last seen wearing blue jeans, yellow shirt, black & red hat and white shoes.  Reporting Law Enforcement Agency: #WinstonSalem Police Dept  Contact Information: 336-773-7700  Location of Incident: Subject missing from 815 Donnell St #KernersvilleNC 27284   Location Last Seen: Subject last seen at 1499 New Walkertown Rd #Winston Salem NC  Direction of Travel:  Vehicle Description:  Make: #Hyunadi   Model: Accent   Year: 2016   Color: White   License Plate Number: EAC9162    Licensing State: NC   #findourmissingnc #findourmissing #missingadult #silveralert
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un-enfant-immature · 5 years
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Swit, a collaboration suite that offers “freedom from integrations,” raises $6 million in seed funding
A marketplace dominated by Slack and Microsoft Teams, along with a host of other smaller workplace communication apps, might seem to leave little room for a new entrant, but Swit wants to prove that wrong. The app combines messaging with a roster of productivity tools, like task management, calendars and Gantt charts, to give teams “freedom from integrations.” Originally founded in Seoul and now based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Swit announced today that it has raised a $6 million seed round led by Korea Investment Partners, with participation from Hyunadi Venture Investment Corporation and Mirae Asset Venture Investment.
Along with an investment from Kakao Ventures last year, this brings Swit’s total seed funding so far to about $7 million. Swit’s desktop and mobile apps were released in March and since then more than 450 companies have adopted it, with 40,000 individual registered users. The startup was launched last year by CEO Josh Lee and Max Lim, who previously co-founded auction.co.kr, a Korean e-commerce site acquired by eBay in 2001.
While Slack, which recently went public, has become so synonymous with the space that “Slack me” is now part of workplace parlance at many companies, Lee says Swit isn’t playing catch up. Instead, he believes Swit benefits from “last mover advantage,” solving the shortfalls of other workplace messaging, collaboration and productivity apps by integrating many of their functions into one hub.
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“We know the market is heavily saturated with great unicorns, but many companies need multiple collaboration apps and there is nothing that seamlessly combines them, so users don’t have to go back and forth between two platforms,” Lee tells TechCrunch. Many employees rely on Slack or Microsoft Teams to chat with one another, on top of several project management apps, like Asana, Jira, Monday and Confluence, and email to communicate with people at other companies (Lee points to a M.io report that found most businesses use at least two messaging apps and four to seven collaboration tools).
Lee says he used Slack for more than five years and during that time, his teammates added integrations from Asana, Monday, GSuite and Office365, but were unsatisfied with how they worked.
“All we could do with the integrations was receive mostly text-based notifications and there were also too many overlapping features,” he says. “We realized that working with multiple environments reduced team productivity and increased communication overhead.” In very large organizations, teams or departments sometimes use different messaging and collaboration apps, creating yet more friction.
Swit’s goal is to covers all those needs in one app. It comes with integrated Kanban task management, calendars and Gantt charts and at the end of this year about 20 to 30 bots and apps will be available in its marketplace. Swit’s pricing tier currently has free and standard tiers, with a premium tier for enterprise customers planned for fall. The premium version will have full integration with Office365 and GSuite, allowing users to drag-and-drop emails into panels or convert them into trackable tasks.
While being a late-mover gives Swit certain advantages, it also means it must convince users to switch from their current apps, which is always a challenge when it comes to attracting enterprise clients. But Lee is optimistic. After seeing a demo, he says 91 percent of potential users registered on Swit, with more than 75 percent continuing to use it every day. Many of them used Asana or Monday before, but switched to Swit because they wanted to more easily communicate with teammates while planning tasks. Some are also gradually transitioning over from Slack to Swit for all their messaging (Swit recently released a Slack migration tool that enables teams to move over channels, workspaces and attachments. Migration tools for Asana, Trello and Jira are also planned).
In addition to “freedom from integrations,” Lee says Swit’s competitive advantages include being developed from the start for small businesses as well as large enterprises that still frequently rely on email to communicate across different departments or locations. Another differentiator is that all of Swit’s functions work on both desktop and mobile, which not all integrations in other collaboration apps can.
“That means if people integrate multiple apps into a desktop app or web browser, they might not be able to use them on mobile. So if they are looking for data, they have to search app by app, channel by channel, product by product, so data and information is scattered everywhere, hair on fire,” Lee says. “We provide one centralized command center for team collaboration without losing context and that is one of our biggest sources of customer satisfaction.” .
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dizzedcom · 5 years
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A marketplace dominated by Slack and Microsoft Teams, along with a host of other smaller workplace communication apps, might seem to leave little room for a new entrant, but Swit wants to prove that wrong. The app combines messaging with a roster of productivity tools, like task management, calendars and Gantt charts, to give teams “freedom from integrations.” Originally founded in Seoul and now based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Swit announced today that it has raised a $6 million seed round led by Korea Investment Partners, with participation from Hyunadi Venture Investment Corporation and Mirae Asset Venture Investment.
Along with an investment from Kakao Ventures last year, this brings Swit’s total seed funding so far to about $7 million. Swit’s desktop and mobile apps were released in March and since then more than 450 companies have adopted it, with 40,000 individual registered users. The startup was launched last year by CEO Josh Lee and Max Lim, who previously co-founded auction.co.kr, a Korean e-commerce site acquired by eBay in 2001.
While Slack, which recently went public, has become so synonymous with the space that “Slack me” is now part of workplace parlance at many companies, Lee says Swit isn’t playing catch up. Instead, he believes Swit benefits from “last mover advantage,” solving the shortfalls of other workplace messaging, collaboration and productivity apps by integrating many of their functions into one hub.
“We know the market is heavily saturated with great unicorns, but many companies need multiple collaboration apps and there is nothing that seamlessly combines them, so users don’t have to go back and forth between two platforms,” Lee tells TechCrunch. Many employees rely on Slack or Microsoft Teams to chat with one another, on top of several project management apps, like Asana, Jira, Monday and Confluence, and email to communicate with people at other companies (Lee points to a M.io report that found most businesses use at least two messaging apps and four to seven collaboration tools).
Lee says he used Slack for more than five years and during that time, his teammates added integrations from Asana, Monday, GSuite and Office365, but were unsatisfied with how they worked.
“All we could do with the integrations was receive mostly text-based notifications and there were also too many overlapping features,” he says. “We realized that working with multiple environments reduced team productivity and increased communication overhead.” In very large organizations, teams or departments sometimes use different messaging and collaboration apps, creating yet more friction.
Swit’s goal is to covers all those needs in one app. It comes with integrated Kanban task management, calendars and Gantt charts and at the end of this year about 20 to 30 bots and apps will be available in its marketplace. Swit’s pricing tier currently has free and standard tiers, with a premium tier for enterprise customers planned for fall. The premium version will have full integration with Office365 and GSuite, allowing users to drag-and-drop emails into panels or convert them into trackable tasks.
While being a late-mover gives Swit certain advantages, it also means it must convince users to switch from their current apps, which is always a challenge when it comes to attracting enterprise clients. But Lee is optimistic. After seeing a demo, he says 91 percent of potential users registered on Swit, with more than 75 percent continuing to use it every day. Many of them used Asana or Monday before, but switched to Swit because they wanted to more easily communicate with teammates while planning tasks. Some are also gradually transitioning over from Slack to Swit for all their messaging (Swit recently released a Slack migration tool that enables teams to move over channels, workspaces and attachments. Migration tools for Asana, Trello and Jira are also planned).
In addition to “freedom from integrations,” Lee says Swit’s competitive advantages include being developed from the start for small businesses as well as large enterprises that still frequently rely on email to communicate across different departments or locations. Another differentiator is that all of Swit’s functions work on both desktop and mobile, which not all integrations in other collaboration apps can.
“That means if people integrate multiple apps into a desktop app or web browser, they might not be able to use them on mobile. So if they are looking for data, they have to search app by app, channel by channel, product by product, so data and information is scattered everywhere, hair on fire,” Lee says. “We provide one centralized command center for team collaboration without losing context and that is one of our biggest sources of customer satisfaction.” .
Swit, a collaboration suite that offers “freedom from integrations,” raises $6 million in seed funding A marketplace dominated by Slack and Microsoft Teams, along with a host of other smaller workplace communication apps, might seem to leave little room for a new entrant, but

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blogueericdescarries · 6 years
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Genesis G70, Marchionne, Tremblant et Granby
Le 1 août 2018
Un confrĂšre journaliste me l’avait prĂ©dit : «Tu vas voir, tu vas l’aimer, la Genesis G-70» Et il avait raison. Mais je mets la charrue devant les bƓufs. Au dĂ©part, il me faudrait d’abord prĂ©senter la G-70. En fait, il faudrait plutĂŽt expliquer la marque Genesis. Genesis se veut la marque de luxe de Hyundai. Il n’y pas encore de concessionnaires attitrĂ©s Genesis avec pignon sur rue mais cela ne saurait tarder. BientĂŽt, elles partiront des salles de concessionnaires Hyundai (il y en a un dans la rĂ©gion de MontrĂ©al, Gravel de l’Île-des SƓurs) pour se retrouver dans leur propre environnement.
Bon, arrivons-en Ă  la G70. Il a dĂ©jĂ  Ă©tĂ© question, dans ce blogue, de la grande G90, une berline pleine grandeur de luxe qui m’a impressionnĂ©. Il y a eu, par aprĂšs, l’essai de la version plus «modeste» G80 et voici la G70, une berline intermĂ©diaire luxueuse qui, selon mes recherches, est basĂ©e en grand partie sur la plateforme de la spectaculaire Kia Stinger mais avec un empattement plus court et un design un peu plus modĂ©rĂ©. Il est Ă©vident qu’avec la G70, le constructeur sud-corĂ©en Hyundai vise une concurrence principalement allemande qui sera, vous aurez compris, les BMW de la SĂ©rie 3 et 4, Audi R et S4 et Mercedes-Benz de Classe C. Et pour ce faire, Hyundai ne s’est pas seulement assurĂ© que le designer en chef vedette Peter Schreyer (directeur du design pour Kia, Hyunadi et Genesis) soit de la partie, il s’est aussi assurĂ© les services de gens de renom comme Albert Bierman, l’ancien directeur du dĂ©veloppement pour la division M de performance de BMW, Manfred Fitzgerald, ancien directeur de Lamborghini, Luc Donckerwolcke du design de Bentley et de Sangup Lee, du design de Camaro.
Il en est rĂ©sultĂ© une voiture aux lignes modernes (sans ĂȘtre exagĂ©rĂ©es comme sur certaines Japonaises de mĂȘme calibre) qui devrait rĂ©ussir sur le marchĂ© (incidemment, si le segment des voitures intermĂ©diaires est en chute libre en AmĂ©rique
et mĂȘme ailleurs
celui des berlines intermĂ©diaires de luxe serait en excellente santĂ©. Hyundai
euh
Genesis aurait-il eu le nez fin? Au moins, contrairement Ă  la pratique de prendre des vĂ©hicules dĂ©jĂ  existants de son catalogue et de les «glorifier» (n’est-ce pas ainsi que Lexus a dĂ©butĂ© ?), Hyundai a choisi un design spĂ©cifique Ă  ses Genesis pour engendrer la marque. Et, selon d’autres informations du constructeur, il y aurait un coupĂ© et deux VUS Ă  venir d’ici 2021. En ce qui a trait au design, je vous laisse juger en regardant les photos.
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La nouvelle Genesis G70 affiche des lignes modernes mais surtout pas exagĂ©rĂ©es. (Photo Éric Descarries)
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L’arriùre propose des lignes sobres mais tout aussi modernes! (Photo Éric Descarries)
L’intĂ©rieur est aussi impressionnant, du moins pour la version haut de gamme qui me fut confiĂ©e. Le tableau de bord peut sembler stylisĂ©, il affiche une ligne moderne dont les points saillants sont destinĂ©s au conducteur. Sur les photos, vous pouvez voir comment le bloc d’instrumentation est concentrĂ© vers le conducteur alors qu’il glisse vers la console oĂč il y a d’autres accessoires et commandes qui lui seront utiles dont les commandes du chauffage et celles des changements de vitesse constituĂ©es du levier principale Ă  commandes Ă©lectriques et le bouton du «Park» qui se trouve sur la console elle-mĂȘme. Puis il y a la commande du mode de comportement routier de l’auto. J’ai prĂ©fĂ©rĂ© le mode «normal» ce que la plupart des conducteurs choisiront aussi. Au centre du tableau de bord trĂŽne cet Ă©cran qui ressemble encore une fois Ă  une petite tĂ©lĂ© qui sert Ă  la fois pour la radio, la camĂ©ra de recul et au systĂšme de navigation. N’oublions pas que plusieurs commandes sont aussi dĂ©doublĂ©es au volant. Tout y est si facilement atteignable et comprĂ©hensible!
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Le tableau de bord est moderne mais tellement fonctionnel. Notez la belle sellerie! (Photo Éric Descarries)
La finition intĂ©rieure de la Genesis G70 est impeccable, du moins celle de mon vĂ©hicule d’essai. Et j’ai particuliĂšrement apprĂ©ciĂ© les multiples coutures en pointe de diamant de la sellerie. Les places avant sont gĂ©nĂ©reuses alors que les deux d’arriĂšre (c’est une auto Ă  quatre places seulement!) feront pour la majoritĂ© des passagers sauf pour ceux qui sont trĂšs grands et qui auraient peut-ĂȘtre aimĂ© un peu plus de place pour les jambes. C’est aussi ce que j’avais dĂ©jĂ  remarquĂ© sur les voitures de la concurrence! Quant au coffre, il est suffisant pour une voiture de ce calibre et son seuil est assez bas pour y faciliter le chargement de gros objets. Je lui reproche quand mĂȘme les grandes charniĂšres qui pĂ©nĂštrent profondĂ©ment dans l’espace de chargement!
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Les places arriĂšre peuvent ĂȘtre un peu serrĂ©es pour les passagers un peu
grands. (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Le coffre offre suffisamment de volume mais les charniĂšres du capot pĂ©nĂštrent profondĂ©ment dans l’espace rĂ©servĂ© aux bagages. (Photo Éric Descarries)
Sous le capot se cache un V6 biturbo de 3,3 litres qui ne fait rien de moins que 362 chevaux et 376 li-pi de couple. Ce puissant moteur est combinĂ© Ă  une boĂźte automatique Ă  huit rapports que l’on peut manipuler manuellement par le levier de vitesses ou par les palettes derriĂšre le volant. Vu que c’est le modĂšle haut de gamme, cette G70 Ă©tait Ă  traction intĂ©grale, une caractĂ©ristique mĂ©canique qui sera fort apprĂ©ciĂ©e en hiver avec les pneus appropriĂ©s. Toutefois, cette traction intĂ©grale peut aussi venir en aide Ă  la conduite sportive, surtout sur route mouillĂ©e! Notons que ce modĂšle spĂ©cifique est chaussĂ© de pneus Michelin Pilot qui collent tout simplement Ă  la route mais dont on devrait se mĂ©fier sur pavĂ© trĂšs mouillĂ© ! Le freinage est signĂ© Brembo et il est trĂšs efficace alors que la direction ne m’a causĂ© aucune surprise.  
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Le V6 de cette Genesis dĂ©veloppe 362 chevaux! (Photo Éric Descarries)
Sur la route
OK! Alors qu’est-ce que ça donne sur la route? Au dĂ©part, les accĂ©lĂ©rations sont, pourrions-nous dire, foudroyantes avec des temps d’environ cinq secondes pour atteindre le cap des 100 km/h. Quant aux reprises, mieux vaut avertir vos passagers que vous allez y procĂ©der avant de mettre le pied au plancher sinon, ils seront pris par surprise. Ces reprises sont aussi impressionnantes. La voiture est relativement silencieuse et son comportement routier est, je dirais, presque Ă©gal Ă  celui de la concurrence mais avec un peu plus de souplesse. Par contre, on ne peut pas se plaindre du bruit dans l’habitacle. Il est relativement discret. En d’autres mots, comme le disait mon confrĂšre
je l’ai aimĂ©! La position de conduite est confortable et plaisante sans devenir trop fatigante. La visibilitĂ© y est bonne
enfin, la G70 a tous les ingrĂ©dients pour se distinguer dans son crĂ©neau sauf
une rĂ©putation. En effet, contrairement Ă  ses concurrentes, la Genesis n’a pas d’histoire. On ne l’a jamais vu en course non plus! Par consĂ©quent, Hyundai a du chemin Ă  faire pour faire reconnaĂźtre sa marque de luxe!
En ce qui a trait Ă  la consommation, cette Genesis G70 AWD Ă  moteur V6 m’a procurĂ© une moyenne de 11,23 l./100 km dans des circonstances de dĂ©placement urbain et autoroutier ( en Ă©tĂ©). Ironiquement, l’ordinateur de bord indiquait une consommation de
11,2 l./100 km!  Les Genesis G70 dĂ©butent Ă  42 000 $ avec le moteur Ă  quatre cylindres (et la traction intĂ©grale
il en existe une version Ă  propulsion avec boĂźte manuelle mais cela, c’est une autre histoire..!). La voiture dont il est question dans ce reportage affichait un prix final de 57 700 $ auquel il faudra ajouter le transport et les inĂ©vitables taxes. MalgrĂ© toutes ce belles promesses, cette Hyundai de luxe rĂ©ussira-t-elle Ă  se distinguer au travers toute cette panoplie de luxueuses intermĂ©diaires incluant les Japonaises ?  Ou les acheteurs attendront-ils un VUS? Ce qui est certain, c’est que les dernier sondages auprĂšs des consommateurs et des propriĂ©taires de voitures indiquent que la marque Genesis dĂ©passe tout ce qui se fait sur le marchĂ© avec un taux de satisfaction Ă©levé mĂȘme supĂ©rieur Ă  celui de Porsche
Est-ce que ça augure bien?
Une bien triste fin pour un hĂ©ros de l’industrie
Il y a de fortes chances que vous ayez entendu aux nouvelles le dĂ©cĂšs de Sergio Marchionne, le prĂ©sident de FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles). Ironiquement, je n’ai pas vu la nouvelle dans le «grand» Journal montrĂ©alais
Toutefois, le dĂ©cĂšs de Marchionne m’a autant frappĂ© que celui d’Anthony Bourdain il y a quelques semaines. Voyez vous, Marchionne n’était pas qu’Italien, il Ă©tait aussi Canadien. Il a dĂ©mĂ©nagĂ© de son pays natal lorsqu’il Ă©tait adolescent et il a fait ses Ă©tudes en Ontario (on m’a dit qu’il a mĂȘme suivi des cours ici mĂȘme Ă  Concordia). Comptable spĂ©cialisĂ©, il a rĂ©ussi Ă  sauver une compagnie suisse avant d’ĂȘtre repĂȘchĂ© par Fiat en Italie. Il a relevĂ© cette compagnie surtout avec la toute rĂ©cente Fiat 500 (et un peu de discipline) ce qui lui a permis d’acheter graduellement Chysler et crĂ©er ce nouveau gĂ©ant, FCA.
Sergio n’avait que 66 ans. C’est une maladie qui l’a emportĂ©. Il le savait depuis un an et il se prĂ©parait Ă  prendre sa retraite. Pour bien des gens, Sergio fut un vĂ©ritable hĂ©ros de l’industrie en sauvant deux compagnies automobile. Il est dĂ©sormais entrĂ© dans la lĂ©gende. J’ai vu Sergio plusieurs fois dans ma vie, surtout dans des Salons de l’auto aux États-Unis. Je n’ai jamais eu la chance de lui parler personnellement. Mais il m’a toujours impressionnĂ©. Ralph Gilles, le designer en chef de FCA originaire de Ville Saint-Laurent m’a confiĂ© qu’il Ă©tait tout un administrateur. Il parlait anglais comme un gars de Toronto (avec les petits jurons qui s’y rattachent). On m’a dit qu’il parlait aussi le français (mais Ralph n’a pu me le confirmer
). Son dĂ©part n’a pas Ă©tĂ© assez soulignĂ© chez nous!
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Sergio Marchionne, président de FCA, décédé à 66 ans
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Les Nissan Micra Ă  Tremblant
Le weekend dernier, c’était la Classique d’étĂ© au Circuit du Mont-Tremblant. Au travers la presque centaine de concurrents inscrits (plusieurs n’y Ă©taient pas pour de multiples raisons dont les vacances d’étĂ© ou une occupation Ă  un autre Ă©vĂšnement) mais il y avait au moins une vingtaine de voitures de la Coupe Micra sur la ligne de dĂ©part des deux courses qui leur Ă©taient consacrĂ©es. Encore une fois, le champion de la sĂ©rie, Olivier BĂ©dard a su s’imposer en piste remportant la premiĂšre Ă©preuve et en terminant deuxiĂšme lors de la deuxiĂšme course. Kevin King a remportĂ© celle-ci. Selon ce qu’on m’a dit, il y avait quatre nouveaux inscrits sur piste dont le petit-fils de mon ami AndrĂ© Touchette (de l’entreprise Pneus Touchette), FrĂ©dĂ©ric Bouthillier en plus de son propre fils, Nicolas. Disons que c’était un spectateur intĂ©ressĂ©. La prochaine Ă©tape de la Coupe Micra sera en action au Grand Prix de Trois-RiviĂšres dans quelques semaines. Ce sera certainement, encore une fois, un autre spectacle Ă  ne pas manquer

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Mon ami André Touchette était heureux de voir son petit-fils Fréderic au volant de sa Micra (no 69) pour la premiÚre fois ! (Photo Eric Descarries)
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Encore une fois, Olivier BĂ©dard mĂšne au championnat de la Coupe Micra. (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Le Circuit Mont-Tremblant nous permet de prendre de bonnes photos d’action Ă  divers endroits et ce, sans «passe de photographe»! (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Le vĂ©tĂ©ran Terry Watson nous a rappelĂ© de grands souvenirs avec cette Corvette d’autrefois. (Photo Éric Descarries)  
L’International de Granby, encore une fois un grand succùs.
Comme plusieurs amateurs d’autos anciennes (et moins anciennes), je me suis dirigĂ© samedi dernier vers Granby pour y visiter l’International, cette exposition d’autos personnalisĂ©es et de collection qui est doublĂ©e d’un marchĂ© aux puces impressionnant. J’aime voir ces expositions mais encore une fois, comme c’en fut le cas pour le Concours d’ÉlĂ©gance du VAQ Ă  Chambly, j’y ai trouvĂ© plus de voitures des annĂ©es soixante que de vĂ©ritables anciennes des annĂ©es 20 Ă  50. Ce que j’en retiens, c’est que c’est plus facile se dĂ©placer vers Granby avec une auto des annĂ©es soixante (j’y ai mĂȘme vu une Frontenac 1960 sur l’autoroute) qu’avec une ancienne des annĂ©es trente ou quarante. Enfin
en passant, je n’y ai pas trouvĂ© ce que je cherchais au marchĂ© aux puces, soit des caoutchoucs pour les portiĂšres de ma Lincoln Versailles 1977 ni le «wiring diagram» pour le mĂȘme vĂ©hicule
L’an prochain, peut-ĂȘtre?
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Je ne suis pas le seul Ă  avoir Ă©tĂ© Ă©tonnĂ© par cette collection de pare-chocs Ă  vendre au MarchĂ© aux Puces ! (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Belle image que ces trois camionnettes Chevrolet ensemble. (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Cette Studebaker appartient à un certain M. Hunting
dont plusieurs d’entre nous connaissons le fils! (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Comment ne pas ĂȘtre en admiration devant ces magnifiques Ford T ? (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Superbe, cette Buick de la fin des annĂ©es vingt, dĂ©but des annĂ©es trente. (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Une Meteor de 1963 ? Il en reste encore? (Photo Éric Descarries)
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Et pourquoi pas, une 2CV ou une «Deuche» comme aiment le dire mes amis de France ? (Photo Éric Descarries)
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....people express love different ways ...i express it through cars.... its a free country :p Love you three so much ♡♡♡ <trisom love> ●Love triangle ● #love #hyunadi #mitsubishi #mercedes #lovethemall (at Aramoun-home)
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hyundaicars · 11 years
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New Post has been published on Hyundai Cars India
New Post has been published on http://www.hyundaicarsindia.in/2013/09/will-hyundai-i10-grand-overpower-the-dominance-of-maruti-suzuki-swift.html
Will Hyundai i10 Grand overpower the dominance of Maruti Suzuki Swift
Hyundai an esteemed division of (HMC) Hyundai Motor Company has recently unveiled its Grand i10 model. This is certainly a new interesting launch, due to its whole new design formula, different from the existing i10 and fitted between the i10 and i20. To stress on the phrase interesting, Hyundai has incorporated a superior style formula compared to its predecessor and the interiors are enriched with features to meet the demands of modern demographic.
The Grand i10 sports an eye catchy appearance; this is one car that would catchy public’s eye with just one glance due to its trendy compact nature. Hyundai has used its cutting-edge Fluidic Design theme with i10 Grand. This design theme is used in some of Hyundai premium models such as Verna, i10 and so on, but here the fluidic formula has progressed to a whole new level with artistic lines evident from its different design layout. The stretched back head lights and glossy and sparkling round fog lights are strikingly attractive. The attractiveness is highlighted during peak dark periods, with the powerful and trendy illumination effect. The rear is equally striking with an imaginatively designed super illuminating cluster of tail lamps.
The interiors are garnished with a professional black and beige theme, this trend is followed on the dashboard as well. The material used is of supreme quality which makes the drive experience an enriching affair. Moreover the equipments are immensely fascinating and pleasurable, one can’t ask for a better package with a couple of huge air con vents, fuel indicator, trip meter, speedometer, tachometer, outer rear view mirrors, audio control on steering and glove box.
In terms of engine fitments, the i10 Grand is equipped with a powerful 1.1 liter diesel mill that churns remarkable engine outputs, with 69 bhp highest power and 159Nm peak torque. Its arch rival Maruti Swift fitted with 1.3 liter multijet diesel yields 190Nm peak torque and 73 bhp highest power. On considering the mileage factor Grand emerges more powerful at 24 kmpl, and Swift operates at 22.9 kmpl.
The car is reliable with respect to safety equipped with couple of airbags in front and anti lock brake system. The reflector lamps fitted on rear bumpers aid in greater protection.  For its incredible all round features, the car is priced at Rs 4.4 to 6.5 lakhs. Post launch of i10 Grand, the one question that would emerge is the car’s stiff competitors, as mentioned one if its arch rivals would be the Suzuki Swift, the other stiff competitors are Chevrolet Beat, Toyota Liva, Nissan Micra and Ford Figo.
Those who are thrilled with the sight of Grand i10, this is a worthy purchase to live a smarter way of life. One can actually experience luxury at a reasonable price; this is Hyundai smart strategy to elevate car buying power levels during the present unfavorable market conditions where customers can now save chunks of money on the adverse side effects caused by steep depreciation of Indian rupee such as fuel and commodities. It would be interesting to observe the dominance of i10 Grand over Swift in the near future.
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