Sentences with phrase «homologation in»

Now, it has been learnt that Mercedes has brought down the CLS 250 CDI for homologation in India.

The Spec C exists because it qualifies for homologation in Europe's Group N rally series, which is why they're making a mere 1000 of them.

Built for Group 2 racing class homologation in Europe, the CSL (which stands for Coupe Sport Light) used thinner gauge steel and aluminum panels for the trunk, hood, and doors, saving about 300 pounds over standard models.

Not exact matches

But about 5 months later, the decision was reversed on the grounds that, in the eyes of the Spanish system, McBride did not hold a master's degree or a Ph.D. «The forwarded documentation,» said the official rejection letter, «has not gone through any of the two legal processes, neither of homologation nor of recognition, for the mentioned title to be valid in Spain, neither for academic nor for professional purposes.»

But in May 2005, she heard about the new law and asked the University of Granada about the new homologation rules.

In time, the European Commission became concerned that long delays in the homologation process were a threat to the free movement of science students and workerIn time, the European Commission became concerned that long delays in the homologation process were a threat to the free movement of science students and workerin the homologation process were a threat to the free movement of science students and workers.

So in November 2004, he asked for the homologation of his master's degree.

Since arriving in Spain, says McBride, he has «tried twice to get through the process of homologation.»

The original plan to build just 5000 R32 GT - Rs to satisfy homologation was soon abandoned; by the time production of the R32 ended in 1994 nearly 44,000 had been sold and Nissan had a new performance icon.

Also coming to Goodwood is one of the rarest McLaren road cars in history, the F1 GT, which was built to satisfy FIA homologation requirements for the McLaren F1 GTR «Longtail» race car during the 1997 GT racing season.

Introduced in 1972, the 3.0 CSL was a homologation special built to meet the requirements of the ETCC.

And the car would become the closest thing in years to a racing - homologation special.

I just hope some survive intact and in relatively standard form, because they deserve to be remembered amongst the likes of the Integrale and E30 M3 — great homologation specials.

But there is one category of vehicle we've seen slowly slip away over the years when it was once a regular feature in our yearly test: the turbocharged, rally - inspired homologation special.

Make no mistake, Ford's latest GT is a modern homologation special created first and foremost to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a feat it accomplished in 2016.

The CSL is a car I wanted to understand in a 2011 context, if only because that other famous homologation special from the era, the aforementioned 911 Carrera 2.7 RS, sustains its appeal and value because it still feels surprisingly competent at speed.

The Escort RS Cosworth was developed in the early 1990s as a homologation special for rally competition.

Originally a European - market exclusive, the Ford Escort RS Cosworth, which was built as a homologation special so that it can qualify for Group A in the WRC.

According to an official letter obtained by Automotive News to customers who've ordered a GT, the delay in deliveries was caused due to supplier constraints and global homologation testing issues as part of the company's ramp - up of production.

Ferrari only ever built 39 units of the 250 GTO, a racing homologation special, and the cars very rarely change hands in public auctions.

Any driver competing in an FIA event must wear a helmet that meets FIA homologation — currently the most stringent standard in the world.

Built by Chrysler in response to the Chevrolet Camaro Z28s and Ford Boss 302 Mustangs that were racing in the SCCA's Trans - Am series, the AAR «Cuda eschewed creature comforts and visual subtlety in the name of becoming a homologation special.

As such, it no longer needed to produce 200 GTOs for homologation, but the demand was so great for what, upon its launch in 1984, would be the fastest production car in the world that Ferrari went ahead and built the road cars anyway — 272 of them.

The Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS was originally conceived as a homologation special, a aerodynamic body kit that NASCAR required to be sold to the general public in order for it to be used on (and benefit) the race cars.

The European homologation has already been completed and Pagani says the official CO2 rating for the Huayra on the combined cycle is 343g / km, which compares very well to other supercars like the Lamborghini Aventador (398g / km) and the Bugatti Veyron (596g / km), giving Pagani access to markets denied to many other supercar manufacturers, who are increasingly having to look at hybrid options in order to meet new emission requirements.

After the handful of GTO homologation specials (racers disguised as road cars), the California Spider is the most auspicious child in the Ferrari 250 family.

Which is only fitting, since the MC12 is a homologation special - the roadgoing version of the racing car that finished fifth in class in the 12 Hours of Sebring this year.

The aim was purely homologation - related — aero tweaks to the Nismo allowed similar modifications to be made for Group A specification cars — the kind that saw Nissan dominate Australian Touring Car racing in the early 1990s.

A homologation special, it was created solely so Nissan could contest the 1996 Le Mans 24 Hours in a similar vehicle.

The CSL (coupe, sport, lightweight) appeared in May 1972 as what became known as the Batmobile, a winged, limited - production homologation special for a racing program.

The homologation car is very much a thing of the past these days, and more's the pity, because there are few cars that get both evo staffers and readers more excited than those with the purpose of succeeding in motorsport.

Initially, the M1 was developed as a homologation model to create a competitive race car, culminating in the M1 Procar one - make series, where Group 4 - spec M1s competed.

Like the first Ferraris, the 288 GTO was designed specifically as an homologation special, allowing Ferrari to compete in an upcoming Group B race series.

In contrast to the race version of the MC12, of which street - legal versions were produced for homologation purposes, the MC12 Corsa is intended for private use, albeit restricted to the track, as the Corsa's modifications make it illegal to drive on the road.

A purpose - built homologation special for Trans Am racing, the T / A came not with a giant big block, but with a relatively small 340 cu. - in.

One MC8 road car was built in order to meet homologation requirements.

Originally conceived as homologation special for Group A Touring car racing — as seen in the German Touring Car Championship (DTM), it became the most successful touring car in the history of BMW.

The ATS - V is the homologation car for the Cadillac GT3 racer competing against Bentley, Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche in SCCA World Challenge.

U.S. models saw the rear plastic window replaced with normal glass, while the fuel tank was swapped for the standard 911 unit, thus meeting homologation for participation in SCCA, Can - Am, and IMSA race series.

The 2018 Audi Q8 and A8 have been spotted testing together in India for homologation.

NASCAR's homologation requirement demanded that vehicles to be raced must be available to the general public and sold through dealerships in specific minimum numbers.

The homologation process and performance evaluation of the car in Indian conditions is underway.

[2][3][4] Since a small manufacturer like Ferrari did not possess the production capacity to reach such quotas, an agreement was signed with Fiat and made public on 1 March 1965: Fiat would produce the 500 engines needed for the homologation, to be installed in a GT car which remained to be specified.

A crucial step in the design of the GT2 version of the Corvette C6.R was the selection of the Corvette ZR1 as the basis for its homologation.

Like a lot of the legendary road cars from this era, the 911 GT2 road car was built due to a homologation requirement for a rear - wheel drive version of the 993 Turbo, to be used in various racing series.

Ford introduced the first ever Focus RS in 2002, reviving the RS (Rallye Sport) badge after having popularized it before with rally homologation specials like the Escort RS 1600 or the Escort RS Cosworth.

In that case, the man behind the camera is David PL, The KCB reader from Spain, caught two units of the new C - segment hatch from the korean automaker at Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) probably in their way to IDIADA Engineering and Homologation Center at TarragonIn that case, the man behind the camera is David PL, The KCB reader from Spain, caught two units of the new C - segment hatch from the korean automaker at Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) probably in their way to IDIADA Engineering and Homologation Center at Tarragonin their way to IDIADA Engineering and Homologation Center at Tarragona.

The King Cobra was in direct response to the Dodge Charger Daytona / Plymouth Superbird program, but it was shelved when NASCAR's homologation rules increased from 500 production cars to 3,000.

[59] The 5.0 - litre V8 engine continued to power high specification variants, but was shrunk from 5044 cc to 4987 cc in 1985 due to new Group A racing homologation rules.

In this context, FHI plans to submit a Group N homologation application effective as of January 1, 2008 for the new WRX STI to FIA.