Chevrolet Malibu is the mid-sized car from General Motors produced between 1964 and 1983 and from 1997 onwards. Malibu first began as the trim for Chevrolet Chevelle and later in 1978 it became a separate model line. It was a rear-wheel driven intermediate initially, which GM revived as a front-wheel drive in 1997. The car name was derived from Malibu, California and was primarily marketed to North America. However the 2012 model was sold in many world countries. The Malibu range was available in all body types and that included a 4-door sedan, 2-door Sport Coupe, 2-seat station wagon and convertible. Its interiors looked lavisher than the lower ranked Chevelle 300 or 300 Deluxe owing largely to the vinyl upholstery and patterned cloth, deep twist carpet, deluxe steering wheel and other premium items. The Malibu SS was sold either as a two-door Sport Coupe hardtop or convertible and in addition had bucket seats, special wheel covers and center console.
Triumph Bonneville is a great motorcycle introduced by Triumph to fulfill the needs of the English motorcyclists and is boasts of a great history. Introduced in the late fifties, the first model received tremendous response from the buyers and the 650 cc engine generated a lot of anticipation prior to the release...
Ducati 998 is a successor of 996 and a new Testastretta engine was installed in the bike which had many similarities with the Desmoquattro. Two more models of the 998 were also released named as 998 R and 998 S and both of them had different kinds of crankcases and the 998 had that was similar to Desmoquattro...
Though the first piece has been released in 1977 it has took nearly 15 years for it to get reshaped in 1992 according to the changing needs of the individuals. The Nissan Stanza is made available in four different body styles throughout these 15 years with best support provided to travel with family in this car...