2012 BMW M5 Super Saloon Concept Officially Pictures From Shanghai Show 2011 HD Song: DJ Premier - Mathematics Instrumental Enjoy & Comment! We received our first taste of the new M5 Concept during the weekend thanks to a series of photos that leaked from a press event in Germany, but today, BMW came out with an official release detailing its sports saloon ahead of its world premiere at the Auto Shanghai 2011 in China later this month. The Concept M5 is essentially 99 percent production ready, so don’t expect any surprises in terms of styling at the presentation of the production model at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September this year. The highlight of the fifth generation of the M5 will be the new twin-turbocharged V8 engine lurking under the bonnet. BMW officials have already confirmed that the engine is a development of the 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 with 555HP and 680Nm or 501 lb-ft of peak torque, tweaked to deliver more power. However, the German company is still keeping mum on output numbers. What BMW did disclose is that compared to the fourth generation of the M5’s 507HP V10 power unit, the newly developed V8 turbo has a significantly increased output level, whilst at the same time lowering previous fuel consumption and emission levels by at least 25 percent. In the new M5, power is delivered to the rear wheels by a seven-speed M double-clutch transmission with Drivelogic, which was specifically tuned to the new V8 engine’s performance characteristics. The M5 also …
2012 BMW M5 Super Saloon Concept Officially Pictures From Shanghai Show 2011 HD Song: DJ Premier - Mathematics Instrumental Enjoy & Comment! We received our first taste of the new M5 Concept during the weekend thanks to a series of photos that leaked from a press event in Germany, but today, BMW came out with an official release detailing its sports saloon ahead of its world premiere at the Auto Shanghai 2011 in China later this month. The Concept M5 is essentially 99 percent production ready, so don’t expect any surprises in terms of styling at the presentation of the production model at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September this year. The highlight of the fifth generation of the M5 will be the new twin-turbocharged V8 engine lurking under the bonnet. BMW officials have already confirmed that the engine is a development of the 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 with 555HP and 680Nm or 501 lb-ft of peak torque, tweaked to deliver more power. However, the German company is still keeping mum on output numbers. What BMW did disclose is that compared to the fourth generation of the M5’s 507HP V10 power unit, the newly developed V8 turbo has a significantly increased output level, whilst at the same time lowering previous fuel consumption and emission levels by at least 25 percent. In the new M5, power is delivered to the rear wheels by a seven-speed M double-clutch transmission with Drivelogic, which was specifically tuned to the new V8 engine’s performance characteristics. The M5 also …
By the way, if you haven’t been watching them in order, I highly recommend you do so. I have a playlist for this. If you prefer to watch them out of order though, that’s fine too. Some plot points occur here though, and I won’t mention them. I won’t explain why World 4 doesn’t end with the castle or why Mario is here. Those of you who have played Super Mario Bros. 3 would probably get a huge nostalgia rush upon seeing this stage. The visual motifs, the music, and the stage design all evoke the airship stages in that game. Of course, this wouldn’t be NEW Super Mario Bros. Wii without some twists and variations on what you’ve seen before. Some of the stuff you’ll see here were taken from the Mario 3 airships, and some weren’t. Those flamethrower things (called Rocket Engines) have returned, and so have the weird screws Mario must jump on to turn, though those appeared in Mario Galaxy as well. It’s strange to see Bowser and his kids using the same technology for the airships they used 20 years ago. What’s new here are Mecha-Koopas, which were in Super Mario World and Super Mario Galaxy. In this game, they require a butt-stomp to defeat, but Mini Mario can’t defeat them at all. They also look for where Mario is located and head in that direction. They’re slow and can’t jump, so they’re not a big threat. But look at how far they walk to try to get to Mario! You can also see Sparkle Ocean in the background with the tropical archipelago Mario went through. Pretty cool. I forget …
By the way, if you haven’t been watching them in order, I highly recommend you do so. I have a playlist for this. If you prefer to watch them out of order though, that’s fine too. Some plot points occur here though, and I won’t mention them. I won’t explain why World 4 doesn’t end with the castle or why Mario is here. Those of you who have played Super Mario Bros. 3 would probably get a huge nostalgia rush upon seeing this stage. The visual motifs, the music, and the stage design all evoke the airship stages in that game. Of course, this wouldn’t be NEW Super Mario Bros. Wii without some twists and variations on what you’ve seen before. Some of the stuff you’ll see here were taken from the Mario 3 airships, and some weren’t. Those flamethrower things (called Rocket Engines) have returned, and so have the weird screws Mario must jump on to turn, though those appeared in Mario Galaxy as well. It’s strange to see Bowser and his kids using the same technology for the airships they used 20 years ago. What’s new here are Mecha-Koopas, which were in Super Mario World and Super Mario Galaxy. In this game, they require a butt-stomp to defeat, but Mini Mario can’t defeat them at all. They also look for where Mario is located and head in that direction. They’re slow and can’t jump, so they’re not a big threat. But look at how far they walk to try to get to Mario! You can also see Sparkle Ocean in the background with the tropical archipelago Mario went through. Pretty cool. I forget …
WARNING: Contains SERIOUS motorcycle crash videos! NOT a joke for this video. (My other motorcycle crash video is a fake crash video). Safety tips to keep motorcyclists safer. Paraphased & condensed from a motorcycle magazine article & the MSF.(revised)
WARNING: Contains SERIOUS motorcycle crash videos! NOT a joke for this video. (My other motorcycle crash video is a fake crash video). Safety tips to keep motorcyclists safer. Paraphased & condensed from a motorcycle magazine article & the MSF.(revised)
A Mix of action from WSBK Racing.. and the best ever wet practice from R.Kiyonari at Donnington Park….One AWESOME RUN… Brilliant piece of riding…. Well Motorbike & Superbike fans……… Sit back & enjoy my latest motorbike Mix.. If you enjoy the video please take the time to Rate and Comment,its always appreciated. thanks…..Lone Rider.
