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BMW has stated that it is scheduling a GT edition of its 3-Series hatch which is named as the 335i. This new edition is planned to be along the same lines as its 5-Series Grand Turismo.

The GT will be established on the new 3-Series saloon which will be unveiled in 2011. Like the 5 GT the 335i will be a form of coupe/SUV intersect with a elevated ride-height stance and inclined rear end with rear door.
It may probably be all-wheel drive and will have a variety of 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder engines. The design will be similar to the X6 with short overhangs, marked wheel arches and flashy alloy wheels.

The BMW car will be offered in a 4 seat and a more functional 5 seat arrangement and it will be supplied by an array of BMW’s most recent range of turbo and diesel engines.

Exactly after a year of unveiling the GranTurismo, Maserati will be introducing yet another ultimate vehicle at the Geneva International Motor show. The GranTurismo, Maserati is the final expression of the Trident coupe’s sportiness and this vehicle lays its emphasis on performance and driving enjoyment.

Two major freshness are at the center of the new Maserati that is the 440 HP V8 4.7 engine and the electro-prompted gearbox with fast MC-Shift which is arranged in the trans axle arrangement distinctive of high-performance sports cars that constitutes the technical DNA of all Maseratis.
The GranTurismo S has a great performing brake system formulated in co actions with Brembo and brought in for the first time in the self-propelled field on the Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT S. The system has front brake discs made with dual-cast that is cast iron and aluminum technology paired with aluminum mono-bloc 6-piston brake calipers, assuring optimized halting operation.