Audi is once again conquering the electric car market, presenting the new Q6 and SQ6 Sportback e-tron. These coupe crossovers are characterized by a sporty and elegant design with an extremely low drag coefficient of only 0.26, which allows them to cover up to 656 km on a single charge.

The interior of the models impresses with innovations. The cabin has an 11.9-inch digital instrument panel and a modern Android-based infotainment system. The function of the projection panel with elements of virtual reality deserves special attention.

SQ6 Sportback e-tron is a real beast among electric cars. Its power is 510 hp. allows you to accelerate to 100 km/h in 4.3 seconds, and the maximum speed reaches 230 km/h.

US pricing details will be revealed closer to the start of sales, but expect a premium price tag.
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In order to buy a car with a Buy Now price, you have to be a registered member with AuctionExport and have a deposit in your AuctionExport profile balance. Minimum deposit is $600 for the cars up to $6,000, if you plan to spend more, 10% deposit has to be in your account for the purchase.

Once your account is credited, you will be able to click the Buy Now button or send your purchase request to our Sales department, so we could reserve the car for you.

As soon as purchase is confirmed, deposit will be included in the full payment of the car and you’ll need to cover up the balance. Then we’ll proceed with the paperwork and transportation process of your car.

More information here - https://www.auctionexport.com/en/Home/HowToBuy/Buying_Process

This week we look at how disturbance affects fuel economy and maintenance costs.

Do not miss the opportunity to learn how to choose a well-maintained car that will become a reliable companion on the road and will not become a headache in the future.
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GM has stirred excitement among car enthusiasts by revealing a concept for the 2028 Pontiac G8, showcasing a bold vision for a sports sedan that unfortunately never made it to production. The concept sports muscular rear-wheel-drive proportions and styling influenced by Cadillac, with a striking front end that screams performance.

Under the hood, GM imagined two powertrains: a supercharged 6.2L V8 with a staggering 668 horsepower, capable of sprinting from 0 to 60 mph in under 4 seconds, and a more budget-friendly 3.0L twin-turbo V6 delivering 360 horsepower. The G8 would have been a serious contender in the sports sedan segment, offering both raw power and refined driving dynamics.

Inside, the driver-focused cockpit borrows inspiration from the Corvette, equipped with advanced features like Google built-in and a full-color head-up display to keep tech-savvy drivers satisfied. The G8 was designed to blend luxury and performance, with pricing speculated to range between $45,000 and $60,000, making it a direct competitor to top-tier sedans.

With such potential, many are asking—should GM revive Pontiac and bring back this high-performance sedan? The G8 concept proves there’s still life in the brand’s DNA.
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GPS trackers have become an integral part of modern cars. They are no longer limited to the location function, they are now able to monitor things like fuel level, engine temperature, battery health and more. These devices transmit real-time data to the car owner's mobile device, warning of possible problems before they turn into serious breakdowns.

Learn more about the benefits of GPS trackers and how they can help keep your car in top condition! As always, see the link on our blog for details.
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