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Rendered speculation: Could MINI revive the Moke?

Do you remember the Mini Moke? It was basically a naked version of the original Mini, with no roof and no doors (there's a pic after the jump) that made sensation through the mid-80s at all sorts of beach resorts around the globe and was enjoyed by some fancy people in dry climates. With the recent unveiling of the second generation Mini Cabrio, the guys at Schulte Design have thought of what a new Mini Moke would look like, and their rendering is above (see a larger pic over at Motor Authority). Will BMW decide to update the Mini Moke? Will ... Read more →

Is GM making the Volt in China as well? Xavier Navarro

Click for a complete gallery of the Chevrolet Volt Although we have to take with a pinch of salt this news, Gasgoo has a story that says that GM will make the Volt in China in 2011 to serve the ...

Rendered Speculation: li-ion Lexus Prius for 2010? Sebastian Blanco

Over on the VWvortex Forums, forum member DoctorNo says that what you see above is a rendering of the new Lexus Prius. This new hybrid (in more than one sense) will feature lithium-ion batteries, all ...

Rendered speculation: Could MINI revive the Moke? 11 months ago on Autoblog Green

Do you remember the Mini Moke? It was basically a naked version of the original Mini, with no roof and no doors (there's a pic after the jump) that made sensation through the mid-80s at all sorts of beach resorts around the globe and was enjoyed by some fancy people in dry climates. With the recent ...

Is GM making the Volt in China as well? 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Click for a complete gallery of the Chevrolet Volt Although we have to take with a pinch of salt this news, Gasgoo has a story that says that GM will make the Volt in China in 2011 to serve the local market. The story comes from Nanfang Daily, which cites Bob Lutz. According to them, Lutz said ...

Rendered Speculation: li-ion Lexus Prius for 2010? 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Over on the VWvortex Forums, forum member DoctorNo says that what you see above is a rendering of the new Lexus Prius. This new hybrid (in more than one sense) will feature lithium-ion batteries, all the luxury amenities one would expect from the brand and should be available in late 2010 or early ...


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