If you like the Subaru and want to take a peek at the new model, then you had better hold on to your hat and take a deep breath. The Subaru gets ‘sexy' here. You become the photographer and as well as the SUV being your model, you get a cheeky Japanese Sumo wrestler thrown in for good measure. A sound track of you encouraging said Sumo to pose as well as the ability to use your mouse as a camera (your shots are recorded and can be displayed later) adds us to a slightly surreal experience. If you like your humor a little saucy then go take a look at the Sumo and his Subaru!
Some owners become so fond of their vehicles that they find ways of connecting with others who share the same obsession, sorry, love! Here the Scion community gets together in an awesome mosaic that you can click and explore. Anything and everything you wanted to know about the Scion is here, plus quite a number of things you didn't want to know as well! Superb site!
This beautifully front-ended site gives the car lover in you a thrill as well as being able to enjoy some of the more sophisticated web 2.0 features. The Mazda may not be everyone's cup of tea but it will be difficult not to become a convert after spending some time on this site! A ‘drive-in' feature section allows you to experience the car first hand and a full throttle video section allows you to see and hear the way the car handles. Perfect if you don't have your license yet!
Every aspect of the Hyundai Genesis is lovingly scrutinized here. As well as a 360 degree tour around its body you get the chance to see how the car goes for zero to sixty in competition with other vehicles - which you can choose! You can explore the cabin in a flash environment using your mouse to guide your movements. There is also a clever look at the engineering of the Genesis which any car lover will find compulsive viewing. A beautifully put together site which gives the sell but is in obvious awe of its product.
Volkswagen shows us the future in this amazing site. Put yourself twenty years in to the future and what will be the future for motoring? VW give us an idea what may be in store for us as a father tells his son about the old days when cars were driven by petrol! As well as showing some possible models of the future, this site also pops up occasional and random options for use to choose from. Altogether a brilliant website which must have cost a fortune to make and is engrossing for those who wish to glimpse the shape of things to come!
Another slightly odd site, this one for the new Ford Ka gives you the opportunity to become an, er, insect. Quite. You can be a grasshopper, a bee or an ant and you can upload a face picture on to the insect while you conduct the tour! By pulling your mouse over to the right you get to traverse this panoramic website in your insect form. The slightly odd premise aside this site explores the new Ka in a fun and informative way. So, slightly mad, but a lot of laughs and information to be had here.
The bloodlines of the Porsche series are examined here. Do you like to rev your engine? Then visit this site and you can experience the sound of several types of Porsche revving up. Once you are done with that (and it may be some time - this is addictive!) you can watch a series of videos explaining just why the Porsche engine is so special.
Follow the Toyota Land Cruiser on an expedition to either the Northern Territory in Australia or the Yukon Territory in Canada. Some of the world's most inhospitable terrains are featured in this site, which pits the Land Cruiser against it. A visual treat, this website will keep you (or your car obsessed partner) busy for hours!
This site features some fantastic videos of some of the revolutionary features of the MKS. Notable is the keypad which is invisible until you touch it and once you enter your combination the door opens! Good-bye to the panic that hits when you forget where your car keys are. This site has a very futuristic feel with robotic talk over and synthesized music all adding to the experience.
This site boasts that the R8 is "the slowest car we've ever built" but of course they don't mean it in quite the way you might expect! The site is built around a circular chapter hub which allows you to discover things about the vehicle in any order that you want. Click on one and you get a further host of features.
Once you have visited these sites, check your watch. How long was it you started looking through them?!
