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rubyriva
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Originally posted by kid nyce

im thinkin about going into audio engineering with an IT integration. phazon anyone? i wanna make phazon2go - portable mp3 player with the kick and bass... :stongue:


i'm in, it would be great to apply all this *useless* knowledge with one of my greatest loves, music! i looked on the phazon site about jobs...heh

i spied 2 audi tt's on campus today - is not normal around here!
:eyes:
drizzt81
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Originally posted by rubyriva


i'm in, it would be great to apply all this *useless* knowledge with one of my greatest loves, music! i looked on the phazon site about jobs...heh

i spied 2 audi tt's on campus today - is not normal around here!
:eyes:


i do not like the TT all that much. it is too heavy from what i hear and this guy i worked with had one and says is sucks gasoline like crazy..
amdmaxx
amdmaxx
The new look 5-Series is a mixture of 7-Series & Coupe lines, the official UK launch is due September 2003, clothed in a lightweight chassis loaded with high-tech gadgets. Two new power plants will also be joining the range a bi-Turbo 6 cylinder with 380Bhp & a awesome V10 5.5litre with 500Bhp on tap. A 3.0litre six that will produce 380Bhp & performance to closely match today’s M5.

A 530 Bi-Turbo, BMW’s only blown power plant will go head-to-head against Audi’s S6 & Jaguars S-Type R.

The new M5 will feature a 5.5litre V10 that will produce at least 500Bhp with a sub 5.0sec 0-60Mph time & will have a direct link with BMW’s Motorsport programme.

Codenamed the E60, the new 5-Series will be unveiled at the Frankfurt Motorshow next year, with the Touring model to follow in 2004. The new look is both modern & aggressive keeping inline with Chris Bangles design strategy, the front end will be all alloy design, the iDrive system will be more user friendly, bigger boot & more rear leg room over the current 5.

Traction control & Stability are to be accessed by conventional controls, simplifying the iDrive system, ground braking new steering system called Active Front Steering is adopted from ZF, the AFS automatically corrects the angle of the front wheels in heavy side winds & heavy braking. The new 5-Series is also featuring the 7-Series automatic damping control & dynamic drive that irons out the body roll. Other features from the 7-Series include the electronic handbrake & air conditioning that takes into account the intensity of the sun.

Suspension is by MacPherson struts up front & multi-link rear, lightweight aluminium space frame is used mainly forward of the front windscreen making weight savings up to 80kg.

The car is almost identical in length to today’s car at 4775mm but with 50mm extended to the wheelbase, boosting rear leg room.

The new 5-Series is to be powered by 2.0litre in-line four not currently on offer in the UK, also joining the range will be the 2.2, 2.5 & 3.0 litre six cylinder engines, while the 3.6litre & 4.4litre will be adopted from the new 7-Series. Both V8’s will be direct-injection & feature the fuel saving Valvetronic technology. Diesel models are to start with a 2.0litre four, 2.5, 3.0, & range topping 4.0litre common-rail diesel engines, although the 2.0 & 4.0 are currently not available in the UK. Transmission is to include a six-speed manual in the smaller engine variants & six-speed auto in the larger models.
drizzt81
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Originally posted by amdmaxx

NOOOOOOO



you must be kidding.. that cannot possibly be the new 5 series... no way, please god NOOOOO
drizzt81
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Originally posted by amdmaxx
The new look 5-Series is a mixture of 7-Series & Coupe lines, the official UK launch is due September 2003, clothed in a lightweight chassis loaded with high-tech gadgets. Two new power plants will also be joining the range a bi-Turbo 6 cylinder with 380Bhp & a awesome V10 5.5litre with 500Bhp on tap. A 3.0litre six that will produce 380Bhp & performance to closely match today’s M5.

A 530 Bi-Turbo, BMW’s only blown power plant will go head-to-head against Audi’s S6 & Jaguars S-Type R.

The new M5 will feature a 5.5litre V10 that will produce at least 500Bhp with a sub 5.0sec 0-60Mph time & will have a direct link with BMW’s Motorsport programme.

Codenamed the E60, the new 5-Series will be unveiled at the Frankfurt Motorshow next year, with the Touring model to follow in 2004. The new look is both modern & aggressive keeping inline with Chris Bangles design strategy, the front end will be all alloy design, the iDrive system will be more user friendly, bigger boot & more rear leg room over the current 5.

Traction control & Stability are to be accessed by conventional controls, simplifying the iDrive system, ground braking new steering system called Active Front Steering is adopted from ZF, the AFS automatically corrects the angle of the front wheels in heavy side winds & heavy braking. The new 5-Series is also featuring the 7-Series automatic damping control & dynamic drive that irons out the body roll. Other features from the 7-Series include the electronic handbrake & air conditioning that takes into account the intensity of the sun.

Suspension is by MacPherson struts up front & multi-link rear, lightweight aluminium space frame is used mainly forward of the front windscreen making weight savings up to 80kg.

The car is almost identical in length to today’s car at 4775mm but with 50mm extended to the wheelbase, boosting rear leg room.

The new 5-Series is to be powered by 2.0litre in-line four not currently on offer in the UK, also joining the range will be the 2.2, 2.5 & 3.0 litre six cylinder engines, while the 3.6litre & 4.4litre will be adopted from the new 7-Series. Both V8’s will be direct-injection & feature the fuel saving Valvetronic technology. Diesel models are to start with a 2.0litre four, 2.5, 3.0, & range topping 4.0litre common-rail diesel engines, although the 2.0 & 4.0 are currently not available in the UK. Transmission is to include a six-speed manual in the smaller engine variants & six-speed auto in the larger models.


the specs are all nice, but THE FREAKING DESIGN..
WTH are they thinking! I mean the new 7 is bad (really really bad) but this is just beyond UGLY.. am I going to have to change my liking towards more Mercedes based cars, or the new Audi's?? This is rediculous.. leave some 'designers' to seriously screw over the image of their car..

damn it is soo ulgy:whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip:
amdmaxx
Chris Bangle is an IDIOT (head BMW designer), who is american, BTW..
drizzt81
From the stories i head, BMW usually had the ENGINEERS and the MANAGEMENT help with the design of the car.

The 'new' 7-series were done COMPLETELY by the DESIGNERS..



now, put 1 and 1 together - yep, don't let designers near anything!
amdmaxx
Chris Bangle completely designed that car..
He shouldbe shot..
If u into cars, check out www.bimmer.org for BMW
www.mbworld.org for MB
www.vwvortex.com for VW
and www.audiworld.com for Audi
Lexus has one also, but I have it in bookmarks somewhere..

quote:
Originally posted by drizzt81
From the stories i head, BMW usually had the ENGINEERS and the MANAGEMENT help with the design of the car.

The 'new' 7-series were done COMPLETELY by the DESIGNERS..



now, put 1 and 1 together - yep, don't let designers near anything!
drizzt81
quote:
Originally posted by amdmaxx
Chris Bangle completely designed that car..
He shouldbe shot..
If u into cars, check out www.bimmer.org for BMW
www.mbworld.org for MB
www.vwvortex.com for VW
and www.audiworld.com for Audi
Lexus has one also, but I have it in bookmarks somewhere..



thanks for the links. I am not a lexus fan, so don't waste time looking for that link..

i am pretty much set on european cars, though a nicely tricked out Honda might be nice too.

rubyriva
quote:
Originally posted by drizzt81


the specs are all nice, but THE FREAKING DESIGN..
WTH are they thinking! I mean the new 7 is bad (really really bad) but this is just beyond UGLY.. am I going to have to change my liking towards more Mercedes based cars, or the new Audi's?? This is rediculous.. leave some 'designers' to seriously screw over the image of their car..

damn it is soo ulgy:whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip:


i agree!! yuck, what were they thinking! hmmm...audis? i am partial to the circle rings...there's just something about them...
drizzt81


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Originally posted by rubyriva


i agree!! yuck, what were they thinking! hmmm...audis? i am partial to the circle rings...there's just something about them...


yeah i know i cannot really put my finger on it either though hmmm

what may it be??? :D
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