The 2012 AC Schnitzer BMW 1-Series M Coupe is the first project to come out of the 1-Series M coupe which was launched in the 2011 Motor Show in Frankfurt. Most people have wondered why it took the manufacturers such a long time to create a new version of the model. It turns out that they were just waiting for the right moment to launch this new project.

2012 AC SCHNITZER BMW 1 SERIES COUPE

As for the exterior, there have also been a lot of significant changes in the recent AC Schnitzer in comparison to the model it was patterned on. The body kit itself is made of a carbon spoiler, the front grilles are manufactured with chrome and it boasts of a carbon rear end diffuser.In terms of the interior changes include changes in the seat design. As a tribute to the base model, the interior is treated with the familiar Valencia Orange tint matching up to the outside.

Upon closer inspection of the vehicle, there have been upgrades in terms of the engine’s horsepower. It has significantly increased from the usual 340 to 400. The rear end of the vehicle also features paired silences with a chrome tailpipe which enhances the overall acoustics of the automobile.

With all this new features incorporated into the engine, there is also a demand for a better brake system to ensure maximum safety. The brake system of the AC Schnitzer 2011 is fitted with a 6 piston calliper on the front portion while at the rear end at 4 pistons calliper is installed. Also, the car’s racing suspension is completely adjustable.

2013 AUDI S7

The all-new Audi S7 combines thrilling performance, stunning design, and intelligent efficiency technologies in a package that further enhances Audi’s exciting new A7 five-door coupe.

The power of the twin-turbo V8 is delivered via the dynamic seven-speed S tronic transmission and quattro permanent all-wheel drive with a self-locking center differential and torque vectoring. The grip of the quattro system is dynamically enhanced through the sport differential, which actively distributes the power between the rear wheels and enables superior cornering and acceleration as the driver exits a turn. The S7 comes standard with air suspension sport with variable damping and lowers the body by 10 millimeters (0.39 in) for improved handling without compromising comfort.

The Audi S7 is fitted with the new 4.0 liter TFSI with 420 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque. The twin-turbo V8 accelerates the five-door coupe from 0 to 62 mph in 4.9 seconds, and top speed is electronically limited to 155 mph. Groundbreaking levels of efficiency can be attributed to the design using Audi’s ultra lightweight technology. This aluminum-hybrid construction includes lightweight components such as aluminum body panels and a steel frame.

The design of the Audi S7 is seamless. The long engine hood, the long wheelbase and the short overhangs create perfect proportions. The low, dynamically tensioned roof line gives the five-door model the character of a coupe. At highway speeds, a rear spoiler extends from the rear hatch to improve stability.

In line with other S models, exterior differentiation designed to signify a more performance oriented model includes the single-frame grille, front bumper, side mirrors in aluminum color, sills, rear bumper, diffuser and the tailpipes.The S7 shows its performance character in the interior, too. This can be seen in numerous details. Power-adjustable S7 sport seats are embossed with the S7 logo and connect the driver and passengers to the car and wrap them in Valcona leather with diamond stitching.