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na kog ferrarija ovo lici ?Da nisu napisali da je Zonda, ja bi pomislio da je Ferrari, previse lici.

Bitno da mu je zamena sijalice 25 euraBilo im je krivo sto je Bravo dobro prosao pa isekli crevce, mogu da se kladim...veverica...nemacki ped*ri, haha...Citao sam i njihov test Honde Civic, sve su je nahvalili, naravno, zasluzeno, ali ima korozije na dnu prednjeg branika i okacili krupan plan tog dela branika a ono se jasno vidi da su okrnjili (strugali) branik, najverovatnije kad su parkirali auto pa od nekog ivicnjaka.
I ta njihova lista jeste blizu realnosti, ali nikad se ne bih u njih pouzdao bas zbog navedenog namernog neprofesionalizma.
Inace, ovaj Bravo mi se bas svidja, lep auto, podseca malo na Maseratija od napred, kao i Grande Punto.

Here's a first teaser for one of the most heated 'battles' in 2011. Audi recently pulled the wraps off their all new A6, and this encouraged the folks at Autozeitung to a first comparison. The contenders: BMW F10 5-series and Mercedes-Benz E-class.
Autozeitung on the exterior:
"There are no suprises here, all three cars are in good shape and will age well. The Mercedes is rather 'classic', the BMW as usual sporty due to it aggresive kidney grilles. The design of the Audi is sharp and precise, but it could have used a bit more effort to change the trademark singleframe grille. Nonetheless, it's a car to look forward owning."
Autozeitung continues saying that the A6 comes in 80 kg less than the predecessor, in average. Bumpers, hood, boot and doors are all made from aluminum. Yet, this makes for less of a weight difference in this comparison than you'd think. Audi state 1610 kg for the A6 2.8 FSI, an F10 523i (204hp) is only 15kg heavier, the Mercedes E 200 CGI (183 PS) even 80kg lighter.
On the engines Autozeitung claims that "Audi isn't up to the competition yet. Only few engines are available at the launch in March, but Audi promises to follow up fast - including S6 and RS6 models." Initially available (in Europe) are the 2.8FSI (204hp), the 3.0FSI (300hp) and two variants of the 3.0TDI (204hp, 245hp). The A6 2.0TDI will follow later. Audi's double clutch transmission isn't available for all variants.
Both BMW and Mercedes offer more engines to choose from. For the F10 the range goes from the 520d (2.0l Diesel, 184hp) and 523i (204hp) all the way up to the 550i (N63, 407hp). Mercedes leaves even more choice: E 200 CGI (1.8l petrol engine, 184hp), E 200 CDI (136hp) and E 350 CGI (292hp) just to name a few.
Expect more (performance) comparisons fairing the F10 against the new A6 to trigger in soon as the A6 gets closer to its market launch in March 2011. In the meantime, enjoy some pictures after the jump.