Saab E100 Concept
The E100 Concept is Saab's latest creation and is equipped with their BioPower technology. This is the first production-based engine designed to run on pure bioethanol (E100) fuel. Saab has created this vehicle to demonstrate the potential of E100 with a turbocharged 2.0L engine that develops 300 hp and 400 Nm of torque. According to Saab, the E100 Concept can accelerate to 100 km/h in 6.6 seconds.
Opel Corsa OPC
This 4th generation Corsa is the quickest yet. Sporting a turbocharged 1.6L 4-cylinder, the Corsa shoots to 100 km/h in 7.2 seconds thanks to its 192 hp and snappy 6-speed manual transmission. The OPC gains a complete skirt kit, 17" wheels, front and rear spoilers, larger sway bars, bigger brakes and sees its ride height lowered by 10 mm compared to the regular Corsa. The interior also receives upgrades including a pair of lovely Recaro seats. Thanks to the charger, 5th gear 80-120 km/h sprints are completed in 6.7 seconds. 18" wheels are optional and include larger tires. Finally, the car's ESP can be completely switched off.
photo:General Motors
The E100 Concept is Saab's latest creation and is equipped with their BioPower technology. This is the first production-based engine designed to run on pure bioethanol (E100) fuel. Saab has created this vehicle to demonstrate the potential of E100 with a turbocharged 2.0L engine that develops 300 hp and 400 Nm of torque. According to Saab, the E100 Concept can accelerate to 100 km/h in 6.6 seconds.
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Opel Corsa OPC
This 4th generation Corsa is the quickest yet. Sporting a turbocharged 1.6L 4-cylinder, the Corsa shoots to 100 km/h in 7.2 seconds thanks to its 192 hp and snappy 6-speed manual transmission. The OPC gains a complete skirt kit, 17" wheels, front and rear spoilers, larger sway bars, bigger brakes and sees its ride height lowered by 10 mm compared to the regular Corsa. The interior also receives upgrades including a pair of lovely Recaro seats. Thanks to the charger, 5th gear 80-120 km/h sprints are completed in 6.7 seconds. 18" wheels are optional and include larger tires. Finally, the car's ESP can be completely switched off.
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photo:General Motors
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