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The car represents one of the most important assets of a family, but it is also a reason to be proud. People express their social statute with their cars. There are not so many people that have old cars and are rich. The car is indeed one of the most important inventions of humankind. Since it was discovered 150 years ago, it had developed greatly, and today, we have billions of cars everywhere in the world. The new trend is green, so the future belongs to electric cars, but this does not mean that we can’t appreciate a great vehicle that consumes 20 liters/100 miles, and which can reach the most amazing speeds!

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Kawasaki Ninja H2R Motorcycle Is Able to Produce 300 Horsepower

For 2015, we might get to see this engineering marvel in the form of Kawasaki Ninja H2R Motorcycle. The Kawasaki brings you a motorcycle that makes you stare in awe, with spec sheet that meets your high performance needs. All this is made possible thanks to the sourcing of technological expertise from multiple divisions of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.

The Gas Turbine division holds the key in the development to create hyper-efficient supercharger, one of its kind components that re-created to near-impossible tolerance by the machinery division. The Aerospace division is responsible to develop carbon-fiber bodywork of this aerodynamic masterpiece. The result is a motorcycle of crafted premium components with 998cc, inline 4 cylinder engine that is able to produce 300HP. This badass motorcycle is certainly more than worthy of the legendary H2 name.

From : Kawasaki

SOL.E Personal Concept Vehicle by Adam Carvalho

SOL.E is a conceptual personal vehicle in an attempt to reduce carbon emissions. Do you know that automobiles are responsible for nearly 30% of America's global warming emissions? This number doesn't only for fossil fuels burnt from the vehicle use, but also from manufacturing them.

SOL.E has been designed as one person transportation, it's an e-car designed to be a full range road vehicle that offers sustainability through manufacturing process, materials choice, usage, and end-of-life disposal.

Designer : Adam Carvalho