The Week's Most Important Car Numbers
From a new fiat to a powerful jaguar, these are the most important numbers of the week.
Khodrocar - Numbers are all around us – whether we're breaking down the performance of a Ferrari 488, or comparing the price of a Model S to a Mercedes. Every week we pick out a few numbers that are so significant we have to give them a second look. Today we’re looking at key figures from Jaguar, GMC, Audi, and more.
240
The driving range, in miles, of the new Jaguar I-Pace. The all-electric SUV will reach 60 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds and will launch toward the end of this year as a 2019 model-year vehicle.
0.3
By how much, in inches, the length of the new Audi A6 has increased. The 2019 A6 has a freshened design, a new interior similar to the one in an A7, and a huge number of new active safety features managed by five radar sensors and five cameras.
6.8
The time, in seconds, it will take the Fiat Abarth 124 GT to sprint to 62 mph. The car, set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show, wears a lightweight carbon fiber hardtop, as well as new OZ Ultra-Light wheels, plus a Record Monza exhaust system.
150 million
That's how much, in British pounds, will be invested in a new U.K. car museum, the brainchild of renowned Los Angeles-based collector Peter Mullin. That’s approximately $206 million dollars for a facility that would have room for 200 cars, of which 70 could be shown in the museum at a time.
240
The driving range, in miles, of the new Jaguar I-Pace. The all-electric SUV will reach 60 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds and will launch toward the end of this year as a 2019 model-year vehicle.
0.3
By how much, in inches, the length of the new Audi A6 has increased. The 2019 A6 has a freshened design, a new interior similar to the one in an A7, and a huge number of new active safety features managed by five radar sensors and five cameras.
6.8
The time, in seconds, it will take the Fiat Abarth 124 GT to sprint to 62 mph. The car, set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show, wears a lightweight carbon fiber hardtop, as well as new OZ Ultra-Light wheels, plus a Record Monza exhaust system.
150 million
That's how much, in British pounds, will be invested in a new U.K. car museum, the brainchild of renowned Los Angeles-based collector Peter Mullin. That’s approximately $206 million dollars for a facility that would have room for 200 cars, of which 70 could be shown in the museum at a time.
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