Friday, April 8, 2016

BEST PRODUCTIONS: BMW INTRODUCES THE BEAST! FUTURE CAR

BEST PRODUCTIONS: BMW INTRODUCES THE BEAST! FUTURE CAR: BMW has outlined an impossible move of unveiling the world’s future ride. Described as hugely impressive may appear to be an unde...

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

JAGUAR ON ANOTHER THREATENING PRODUCTION EVER

Jaguar has decided to stiffen the completion even more by introducing a super-car into the series of already produced super-cars that existed. This will see most of the super-cars producing companies get to their top notch to try maintain their production legacy if not beat Jaguar’s introduction. First Mentioned in Paris Auto Show last year, still as an idea, facts have it that William F1 will join hands in the final production of the C-X75 SUPER-CAR.








By brief mentioning, the C-X75 SUPER-CAR is said to be not only SUPER-FAST but also SUPER-EFFICIENT compared to other super-cars already produced earlier and also the best of its kind in the market. 





Although its engineering is similar to the awaited PORSCHE 918, it is speculated that the C-X75 SUPER-CAR will enormously economize gas combustion by an approximate of 60mpg over an electric range of about 40 miles. This makes it even more economical than other super-cars.


Jaguar mentioned the most amazing thing about the car and specifically it was to do 60 mph in less than 3 seconds, and hitting 100mph in less than one minute. C-X75 SUPER-CAR will not outrun its speed limiter until it hits a speed of 200mph making it a hyper-car breed.


Featuring all-wheel drive with a displacement of four cylinder turbo boost engine, it will consist of an extremely powerful electric motor fixed at each axle.






With the two seater’s styling, Jaguar tends to bring C-X75SUPER-CAR to market in its series of productions and introducing another level of hyper-cars manufacturing to another level.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

TOP FASTEST CARS COMPANIES EVER KNOWN...








Many cars have turned thing upside-down by registering an outstanding world’s record, beating Toyota by highly producing fast accelerating cars in demand. Although this trend has never been stable, WV has not stood out to amazingly surprise the entire world.
Here is our TOP FASTEST CARS COMPANIES in the year 2015 / 2016.





TOYOTA MOTORS

 
Country of Origin: Japan
 

Unit Sales (2014): 10.2 million
Number of Employees: 330,000
Toyota Motor surpassed the milestone of 10 million unit sales in 2014, taking the lead as the world’s largest automaker.
And although it lost out on the top spot for the first half of 2015, Volkswagen's ascension to the top spot is not a particularly devastating blow to Toyota, which remains immensely profitable and retains strong global market share.


 














Riding on the back of the ever falling Yen, Toyota's operating profit margin was 10.1%, while Volkswagen's global operating profit margin was 6.3%. With the Yen expected to continue its fall and Toyota's U.S. sales expected to maintain its growth (5.2% in the first half of 2015), it may be still too early to write off Toyota as the king of auto sales in 2015.
According to Amazing Rides, Car producing companies receive roughly $3,000 more for each vehicle sold when the yen depreciates from 78 (its 2013 levels) to 100 (its 2014 levels) yen per dollar. Currently the Yen sits at 125 per dollar.
In the auto industry, sales matter but profit is king, and profits are tremendously impacted by currency fluctuations. With the Yen and Euro falling in value throughout 2015, one can expect Japanese and European auto makers to continue their strong run. 






VOLKSWAGEN






Country of Origin: Germany

Unit Sales (2014): 10.1 million
Number of Employees: 592,586 
The biggest industry news of this year came from Volkswagen, which surpassed Toyota as the world's largest automaker in the first half of 2015, despite falling sales in the U.S. Whether the German automaker can retain the #1 title for the full year remains to be seen.
In the U.S., sales of the Volkswagen vehicles fell 10% in 2014, despite a 5.9% gain in overall industry sales. For the first six months of 2015, Volkswagen brand sales fell 2.6%, compared to a 4.4% increase for the overall industry.
However, given that the automaker claimed the top spot in China, the world's largest vehicle market, and remains dominant in Europe, 2015 is looking to be a bright year for the company.






GENERAL MOTORS

 
Country of Origin: USA
Unit Sales (2014): 9.92 million
Number of Employees: 216,000
General Motors had a record 2014, with sales up more than 2 percent from 2013’s record led by strength from North America and China. 




2015 is set to be another strong year for GM and its 4 brands, as record truck demand and an overall boom in the North American market is expected to offset slowing sales in China. 


The American automaker is also benefiting from external market conditions, as it saw its 2015 2Q profits rise despite declining global vehicle deliveries and a 3.5 percent decline in worldwide revenue.





RENAULT - NISSAN ALLIANCE





Country of Origin: France, Japan
Unit Sales (2014): 8.47 million
Number of Employees: 450,000
The French-Japanese partnership increased combined global vehicle sa
les by 2.5%, with higher demand for Nissan vehicles in the U.S.







and Renault’s strong performance in a recovering Western Europe helping to lift 2014 global volume to a record for the alliance.

 

The partnership is forecast to have another strong year in 2015, as the low Euro and Japanese Yen are expected to boost profits. Renault has already seen its profits rise a stunning 86% thanks to the weakening euro while Nissan has seen global revenue increase 2.6% despite losing 2.1% in sales and continued poor performance in key markets






HYUNDAI MOTORS




Country of Origin: South Korea
Unit Sales (2014): 7.71 million
Number of Employees: 249,366
The South Korean conglomerate (which includes Kia) had a remarkably difficult 2014, and it is expected to continue to struggle through 2015. The number one reason for the struggle? The strong Korean currency.
In 2014, Hyundai's sales rose 4.8% and its sales revenue increased 2.2%, but it's net profit fell an astounding 14%. With the Japanese Yen dropping 12% in value in 2014, the Korean Won has seen its value rise to hit a seven-year high, cutting into the company's profits from overseas sales. Similar struggles are expected to continue this year, with the Japanese Yen and Chinese Yuan expected to continue to fall in value as both countries attempt to boost exports by cheapening its currencies.




FORD MOTORS







Country of Origin: USA
Unit Sales (2014): 6.32 million
Number of Employees: 224,000
Ford is continuing its winning streak, posting $4.27 billion in pre-tax profit in 2015, up 7.3% from a year ago. Also, Ford reported record profits in North America on the back of high sales numbers for its sport utility vehicles and trucks. 


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