Rotary Motoring and Motorsport

It has been said that electric cars are causing accidents because they are too quiet. Having driven in an electric car many times, I can vouch for the fact that many people walk in front of it and look in surprise at the car as if they did not hear it approaching. However, this tends to happen only in a supermarket car park, when many shoppers seem to think that they can walk anywhere they like and cars should stop for them. It may have been surprise at an approaching car, not the fact that it was so quiet. Read the rest of this entry »

A body which represents independent forecourts defended the fact that petrol stations are still continuing to increase petrol prices despite the fall in the value of crude oil. Since April crude oil has gone down by 18% but petrol prices have only gone down by 1.8%. This has caused complaints from many drivers.

However the company has explained that crude oil only makes up 30% of the price of petrol. Fuel duty and VAT make up 60% and then there are marketing costs and transport costs as well as profit for the wholesaler and retailer. They have explained that as these costs have increased, they have not been able to lower prices significantly. Read the rest of this entry »

The MG6 is a mid-size car built by Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation, derived from the Roewe 550 and hence distantly related to the Rover 75. It was initially announced in April 2009 at the Shanghai Auto Show as a hatchback and in October 2010 at Shanghai Expo as a 4-door saloon model. Read the rest of this entry »

Good news for all you MG lovers out there – The first new MG for sixteen years has been produced at Longbridge.

The MG6 is the first of any mass production at the Longbridge factory since Rover’s collapse in 2005 and MG enthusiasts and locals are very happy.

MG is currently owned by the Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation, the biggest car manufacturer in China.

The  MG6 will be on the market from May and is predicted to cost in the region of £15,495 and £18,995.

The 1.8l petrol, turbo-charged MG6 has a maximum speed of 120mph (193km/h) and goes from 0-60mph in 8.4 seconds

Can’t wait, although I have to say I wish they’d resurrect the beauty of the MGB.

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Koenigsegg is the kind of name that you would see on Have I Got News For You or a Humour Blog – however our favouritely named car company has revealed recently the full Agera R specifications list together with all the performance numbers you’ll ever need. The Koenigsegg Agera R measures 4.293 metres in length, 1.996 metres in width and 1.120 metres in height with a ground clearance of 10 cm and a wheelbase of 2.662 metres. NIce numbers i think you’ll agree. Read the rest of this entry »

I’d never thought of the concept before, of firstly having enough money to buy a Lamborghini one minute,  then secondly needing the money back instantly to purchase or pay off something else.

In these financial times of boom and bust, of big city boys making huge amounts of cash on risky acquisitions and spending, spending, spending – the luxury car pawn industry is thriving.

Now the pawnbrokers only look at luxury cars, simply because the value sticks for longer on luxury and vintage cars (after a period), so if you want to pawn Lamborghini, pawn a Bentley or get cash by pawning an Aston Martin – you can get £10,000s in an instant and pay off Mr Big.

DubFreeze car show is coming up on 20^th February. There will be a spare parts market as well as a “Show and Shine” with prizes. To get you in the mood we have some exciting news about the Nissan GT-R. The acceleration has been officially recorded and its monstrous. Late 2010 the GT-R was clocked 0-60mph in 3 seconds dead. This was with no further modification from it’s standard spec. There is however nothing average about the GT-R’s spec:

• The ultimate GT-R, created with no expense spared
• Built to order and hand finished to owner’s specification
• Personalised interior – with 84 possible combinations – using only the highest quality leather
• Unique Bose sound system made to measure to driver size
• Hand crafted Urushi GT-R emblem on steering wheel
• Special wheels and carbon rear spoiler from Spec-V
• Suspension changes for greater comfort
• Revised electronics for greater control
• Bigger brakes and new bespoke tyres

High performance cars are built to be sleek and efficient. Machines like this can be expensive, so taking out RAC car insurance or another insurance company in your area, will cover you in an unfortunate accident. This means there is no need to park between two spaces or constantly keep it in the garage. Brands such as Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi are made in Japan and have been recognised for their high quality with various awards. This year, the Honda CR-Z won Car of the Year in Japan.

Rotary Performance is all about motor racing, motor sport, the fastest cars and autos. We have the passion for cars just like you do. So whether it is an RX-7 or

and Escort XR3I or any fuel injection motor that has been finely tuned to rag the hell out of other motors, we will be covering it. Here are just some of the high performance cars we will be featuring on the site:High Performance Japanese Cars:

Honda High Performance Cars:

Honda Accord, Honda Civic, Honda RA108, Honda RA107, Honda RA106l Honda Prelude, Honda NSX, HOnda NSXR

Toyota High Performance Cars:

Toyota 2000GT, Toyota Corolla, Toyota HiClass, Toyota Supra,

Mazda High Performance Cars:

Mazda AZ-1, Mazda MX-3, Mazda Precidia, Mazda Roadster/MX-5/Miata, Mazda Roadster/MX-5/Miata, Mazda Roadster/MX-5, Mazda MX-6/Mystère, Mazda MX-6/Mystère/Efini Mazda MS-6, Mazda RX-7, Mazda Efini RX-7/, Mazda RX-7, Mazda Cosmo, Mazda  RX-8

Nissan High Performance Cars:

Nissan Skyline, Nissan Skyline GTR, Nissan Presea R11, Nissan GT-R

We love these cars because we first fell in love with them on Gran Turismo. We would ask – What are the best japanese cars on Gran Turismo 1. And these were the best around all tracks for the money. Japanese sports cars proved to be much quicker, much cheaper than all the European and American sports cars available on the best game ever.