There are some great dreams. But they’re just dreams – so you think. You’ve dreamt them so many times before. You wake up and say goodbye to them almost as if nothing had happened.

BMW M enthusiasts all over the world have a dream like this: a BMW M, consistently optimised for the race track. Pure M genes. A brilliant partner at the physical limits – away from public roads. Fast and honest. But registered for the best public roads, too. It’s not where you go, but how you get there. Whether a demanding run on the race track or a pleasurable cruise along country roads and motorways. …click here to read more

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Check out the exclusive premiere of the new Cadillac 60-second spot, “Re-Ignition”, which begins appearing on Sunday, August 30. The piece showcases the new CTS Sport Wagon and the all new 2010 SRX Crossover -- but pay close attention to the final segment, and catch a sneak peek of a brand new Cadillac…one never before seen as a production car.

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AMG is kicking-off the 2009 driving season with a new superstar: shortly after the launch of the new E-Class, the AMG high-performance brand of Mercedes-Benz Cars presents the new 2010 E63 AMG. This dynamic sports sedan impresses with outstanding performance, thrilling handling characteristics and advanced technology transferred from its sibling, the SL63 AMG high-performance Roadster. The 2010 MERCEDES E63 AMG makes its U.S. sales debut in November 2009.

The new 2010 Mercedes E63 AMG distinguishes itself from the standard Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedans with a newly developed AMG RIDE CONTROL sports suspension with electronically controlled damping, revised front suspension and unique exterior and interior design. At the same time, Mercedes-AMG has achieved a significant reduction in fuel consumption of almost twelve percent for the new 2010 Mercedes E63 AMG, thanks to the precise application of several fuel efficiency improvements. With its unique combination of pioneering driver assistance systems, the E63 AMG further consolidates the brand’s leading position in the field of automotive safety. …click here to read more

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Google’s Street View camera system has been known for catching some for the interesting things as it tours the country, taking roadside footage. Coming soon is an on-the-track perspective of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca as the American Le Mans Series racers prepared for the final race of the 2008 season.

The feature was originally slated to go live today (March 26th), but it has since been delayed to an unspecified date. While we wait for it to officially go live, these images gives us a peek at what’s currently available if you mess around on Google Maps. …click here to read more

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The development team at Acura has just released some new teasers of a new concept due to be unveiled at next month’s New York Auto Show. Although these images don’t show a whole lot, but from seeing the angular front and rear fenders, single set of door handles and sloping roofline gives us a glimpse of the BMW X6-fighting crossover spied in the past. …click here to read more

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America’s new Formula 1 team, USF1, hasn’t even lined up on the starting grid yet. Already the operation has hit a hurdle in its preparations, with the sport’s commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone ordering a change of name to US Grand Prix Engineering.

The Charlotte, North Carolina-based operation that will be run by one-time Ligier and Onyx technical director Ken Anderson and former Williams and Ferrari team manager Ken Anderson, was officially launched last week, but anyone wishing to access the team’s website was out of luck. …click here to read more

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Michael Schumacher has been invited to look into buying the embattled Brackley based formula one team, says his long-time manager Willi Weber. It was reported earlier this year that Schumacher might be interested in looking into the Honda team, perhaps in collaboration with his former Ferrari colleague Ross Brawn.

“There was an enquiry,” Weber confirmed to a local newspaper, “but neither I nor Michael are going to take part in formula one in this way. “Michael is happy with his life and – as far as motor racing is concerned – I am focused on managing the career of Nico Hulkenberg,” Weber added.

It also emerged this week that Tony Teixeira, the boss of the A1 GP series, also has looked into buying the team following the Honda Motor Co.’s announcement that it is withdrawing from the sport. Mr. Teixeira released the following statement. “Because of the economic times, I cannot commit myself to this year’s budget.”

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