Beautiful Fall Day
New Springs create hot new look
I want a Super Car Mini Cooper
Who says you cant have a Mini and a Super Car? A British engineering company PML has built a hybrid version that can accelerate 0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds. It does this with the help of 4 electric motors producing 160 horsepower each for a total of 640. It’s called the PML Mini QED and it has an all-electric range of 200 miles and has a total range of about 932 miles with the help of a small internal combustion engine. For highway cruising, the internal combustion engine (ICE) is used to re-charge the battery. In this hybrid mode, fuel economy can be as high as 80 mpg. Because this technology is based on the wheels
Elsah flooded!
Fun with Photoshop and a BMW M3
Trip to Wallace Falls State Park
During my latest trip to Seattle I had the opportunity to visit Wallace Falls State Park. The park was beautiful. We only had time to hike about a mile from the park entrance. There were much bigger falls further up the mountain that we would have loved to hike to.
A Meaner M3, More Efficient, Lighter, Faster, and More Powerful
Aggressive styling distinguish the M3 as a high-performance vehicle while helping to feed high performance. Its bigger wheels and wider track fill the exceptionally flared fenders and add to its curb presence. Another exclusive performance enhancement is its Carbon Fiber roof panel.
Produced in the same Landshut factory as the BMW Formula One engine, the M3’s all-aluminum 4.0-liter V-8 produces 414 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of peak torque. This engine has a truly remarkable 8,400-RPM redline, and follows the same high rev philosophy as the V-10 found in the M5 and M6.
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Great California Trip
6 Sexy Sports Cars Big Oil Doesn’t Want You to Buy

A milestone for the Fast Wallpapers Blog was reached last week when my newest article “6 Sexy Sports Cars Big Oil Doesn’t Want You to Buy” received over 1,000 Diggs (votes) form Digg.com, an internet news site. During its time on the front page of Digg the Blog received just under 20,000 hits in one day.










