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Roadfly.com - 2011 Jaguar XJL Supersport Road Test & Review
Roadfly spent some well needed quality time with one of the all time great, luxury automobiles... a Jaguar. We specifically road tested the new 2011 Jaguar XJL Supersport. The "L" stands for long wheel base and the Supersport means there's a 500 horsepower supercharged V8 under the hood. Competitors to this wonderful British sports sedan include the Audi A8, the Porsche Panamera turbo, the Bentley Flying Spur, and a few other luxury super cars. When describing the interior the words that come to mind start with luxurious, sexy, functional, cool, and continue from there. Engine 5.0-liter V8, dohc, 32-valve, supercharged Transmission Six-speed automatic transmission with adaptive shift control Suspension Unequal length wishbones, subframe-mounted coil springs, multi-link rear suspension, air springs Brakes Two-piston aluminum calipers, ventilated 380mm rotors (f) and 376mm rotors (r) Dimensions Length/Width/Height (in.): 206.6/74.6/57 Wheelbase: 124.3 in. Curb Weight: 4,323 lb MSRP: $112,000 Performance Peak Power: 510 hp @ 6000 rpm Peak Torque: 461 lb-ft @ 2500 rpm 0-62 mph: 4.7 sec. Top Speed: 150 mph (limited) Host: Ross Rapoport Roadfly.com - http://www.roadfly.com Car Forum - http://www.roadfly.com/forums RoadflyTV - http://www.youtube.com/roadflytv Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/roadfly Twitter - http://twitter.com/roadfly

Roadfly.com - Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid the Prius PHV Review & Road Test
Roadfly road tests the Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid Prius PHV doesn't require a special charging station. With a standard household 110V electrical outlet, you can recharge it in approximately three hours. With a dedicated 220V outlet, recharging takes just one and a half hours. It's that easy. And as more cities and businesses build public and private charging stations, it will be even easier. The Prius PHV features electric-only driving for a maximum of approximately 13 miles, plus an anticipated 50 MPG-rated hybrid driving that totally eliminates range anxiety. This new Toyota technology features lithium-ion batteries which offer a great opportunity for renewable energy. Roadfly.com - http://www.roadfly.com Car Forum - http://www.roadfly.com/forums RoadflyTV - http://www.youtube.com/roadflytv Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/roadfly Twitter - http://twitter.com/roadfly

Roadfly.com - 2011 Lexus RX 350 SUV Road Test & Review
The 2011 Lexus RX is a class leading midsize luxury SUV. Roadfly reviews and road tests Lexus' small SUV which was redesigned last year. New for 2011 is the brake override system as well as a number of new exterior color options. The Lexus RX 350 seamlessly blends luxury and utility and is available in All-Wheel Drive and Front Wheel Drive models. The 3.5L V6 Produces 275 horsepower. The Lexus RX 350 teams a 3.5-liter V6 engine with a six-speed Multi-Mode Automatic Transmission for an output of 275 horsepower at 6,200 rpm. Intake and Exhaust manifolds have been tuned for enhanced performance and fuel economy. Lexus maximized the torque output to better meet the needs of luxury crossover drivers. Ninety percent or more of the 256 lb.-ft. of peak torque is available from 2,300 to 6,100 rpm, an optimal range where torque is most utilized. Other SUVs the RX compares to include the BMW X3, the Acura MDX, and the Volvo XC90. Roadfly.com - http://www.roadfly.com Car Forum - http://www.roadfly.com/forums RoadflyTV - http://www.youtube.com/roadflytv Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/roadfly Twitter - http://twitter.com/roadfly

RoadflyTV - 2011 Chevrolet Volt Test Drive & Review
Ross Rapoport of RoadflyTV tests the 2011 Chevrolet Volt. To view specs, see more pictures or download the window sticker for the Chevy Volt visit: http://www.roadflytv.com/2011-chevrolet-volt.html

Nissan Leaf Exclusive Test Drive and Review
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Nissan Leaf vs Citroen C-Zero vs Mitsubishi i-Miev review
iGIZMO magazine reviews three of the latest electric cars bringing a spark to the plug-in industry. See the Leaf, C-Zero and i-Miev face off in three tests.

New Electric Cars Are Better
Just showing off some of the cool new electric cars and putting to rest some of the myths out there. When people think of electric cars, typically they think of older ugly slower models, lead-acid batterys, and BS propaganda they've read slamming the "electric cars"(as though they all carried the exact same attributes) The battery technology has changed(and will change even more when nanowire battery becomes common), the speeds have changed, the climate versatility has changed, the prices are changing, the car companies are changing... everything is changing for the better. I expect to see a lot more support for EV's during and after 2010. Music, San Francisco, by: Global Deejays

Chevy Volt vs. Nissan LEAF
There's a lot of controversy comparing the Nissan LEAF to the Chevy Volt, but it all has to do with whether or not the Volt is truly an electric car, or whether it's a hybrid. But let's set their powertrains aside for the moment. John McElroy just got a chance to test drive both cars, back to back, and here's his impression of what the they're like.

Electric car vs bike: Citroen Survolt vs Agni Z2
We've already shown video of Citroen's electric-powered Survolt concept car, and now it takes on an electric Agni Z2 motorcycle in the world's first electric cars vs bike showdown

Renault Twizy electric car video review
Renault's fun electric Twizy put to the test

The Mitsubishi i Electric Car at the 2011 MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR
MOTHER EARTH NEWS Managing Editor John Rockhold talks with Jonathan Holloway about the Mitsubishi i, an all-electric car on display at the 2011 MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR in Puyallup, Washington. Mitsubishi is one of the main sponsors of the FAIR in Puyallup, and its electric car has been turning heads and creating buzz all day.

Nissan Leaf review from Consumer Reports
The Nissan Leaf is the first mainstream electric car sold in America. It is pleasant to drive but its short range and long recharge time limit flexibility. Visit our guide to alternative fuels for more information on the Nissan Leaf: http://bit.ly/oaTyWy

The 2011 Wheego Whip LiFe - all electric car
The Wheego Whip LiFe all-electric car will be introduced in the summer of 2010. The Whip LiFe runs on a lithium battery pack, and will go approximately 100 miles on a charge. The sticker price on the Wheego Whip LiFe is targeted for the low $30ks; the Whip LiFe qualifies for a $7500 Federal Tax Credit. Interested customers may reserve a car at www.wheego.net/life. The Whip LiFe is a fully-loaded two-seat compact car with fit, finish and features that compete with any other subcompact car on the market. 2011 Wheego Whip LiFe Technical Specifications BASE MODEL PARAMETERS Drive typeFront wheel drive Length: 118.5 Width: 63.2 Height: 63.0 Wheel base: 79.7 Ground clearance: 6.7 Electronically set maximum speed:65 mph Manufactured by Wheego Electric Cars, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia, USA 678-904-4795 www.wheego.net

Nissan Leaf review - CarBuyer
Full review: www.carbuyer.co.uk/reviews/nissan/leaf/hatchback/review Could this be the car of the future? The Nissan Leaf is the first mainstream production car designed to be powered purely by electricity. It emits zero CO2 and can be charged at home from a standard socket. The car's exterior is shaped to cheat wind resistance, hence the elongated tail. The lithium-ion battery pack is stored in the floor of the car, which means lots of space inside.

Car Review of the Nissan Leaf by The Stig (Ben Collins)
Some say he's a former SAS soldier, Others say he's from Bristol. All we know is, He's called the Stig. Oh wait, He's just Ben Collins. 2 things Top Gear hate in the same video: Electric Cars and Ben Collins. Ben Collins or The Stig reviews the Nissan Leaf.