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Your Daily Automobile updates From Around The World [img]  [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [img]( [The Automobile News]( [Three Audis Make Autocar’s Top 100 Most Beautiful Cars]( Audi has a long history of making handsome, smart looking cars but not many of them are traditionally beautiful. Typically, a good looking Audi is subtle, smooth and sophisticated. However, Autocar seems to think that at least three Audis are not only beautiful but deserve spots on the list of the top 100 most beautiful cars of all time. B8 AUDI A5 It’s hard to disagree with this car making the list. The first-generation Audi A5, part of the B8 generation of A4/A5, was and still is a gorgeous car. The Walter da Silva-designed coupe is a masterclass in affordable beauty. The B8 Audi A5 was affordable to most upper-middle class families and didn’t require a huge budget to attain. Yet, it was one of the absolute prettiest cars on sale back in its day. Even today, its muscular beauty is still desirable. AUDI R8 While this new Audi R8 is a great looking car, it’s not exactly beautiful. It’s sharp, aggressive and exciting but it’s not traditionally beautiful. However, the first-gen car was and still is. Its curvaceous design, short overhangs and understated supercar design was lovely when it was new and actually looks even better today. Even more than a decade later, the first-gen Audi R8 is a stunner and a car that many enthusiasts want to pick up on the used market. MK1 AUDI TT The Mk1 Audi TT as the highest listed Audi on this list. It’s a beautiful car, no doubt, but better looking than the B8 Audi A5? Autocar thinks so. It’s also a bit hard to argue. Not only was the original TT a gorgeous Bauhaus design that was instantly popular but it’s quickly becoming a modern classic, with younger enthusiasts learning to appreciate its style. [Read More]( The post [Three Audis Make Autocar’s Top 100 Most Beautiful Cars]( first appeared on [TheAutomobileNews.com](. [Read Full Story]( [From New Toyota Fortuner to Tata Altroz Turbo, Cars that will launch in January 2021]( January is an eventful month for the industry with six launches that have been confirmed by companies. 2021 has introduced higher costs for automobile customers in India. However, the manufacturers plan to counter the hike by introducing new offerings. Car manufacturers are set to introduce a wide range of products in the Indian market. January is an eventful month for the industry with six launches that have been confirmed by companies. Audi A4 Audi India recently commenced bookings for its upcoming Audi A4. The new Audi A4 will be launched in India on 5 January. The new sedan is powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder TFSI petrol engine. Not only does the company promise updated aesthetic design but also a tech-rich cabin. The new Audi A4 will be the company’s first launch for the year 2021. Toyota Fortuner Toyota has already launched the new version of Fortuner in a few South East Asian countries.The new Fortuner comes with an updated front fascia and as well as updated interiors. The company is expected to also launch a new Fortuner Legender which will be a more premium variant compared to the standard variant. The company recently shared a few teasers for the new car. The launch event will be conducted on 6 January. Tata Altroz Turbo Tata Motors has sent a media invite for an event on 13 January. The invite does not specify the Turbo variant but it does mention that it is an Altroz event. The Tata Altroz Turbo variant has been spotted various times, leading up to the launch. The new Tata Altroz is expected to feature a 1.2-litre turbo-charged petrol engine that can also be found on the Tata Nexon. However, the Altroz may get an engine that will be tuned for its size. MG Hector Plus (seven seater) Last year, MG Motor introduced a longer Hector Plus variant which could accommodate six passengers. The company will now launch a new seven seater version of the car. The new MG Hector Plus (seven seater) will be introduced in two variants only, Super and Sharp. BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine One of the most affordable offering by the German luxury brand, the BMW 3 Series will get a new addition. The company will be launching the Series 3 Gran Limousine. As the name suggests, it will be a longer wheel-base version of the standard Series 3. The new Limousine will be 120mm longer. Jeep Compass facelift Jeep Compass hasn’t witnessed a lot of changes since its launch. However, Jeep will finally introduce a facelift of the popular SUV. The Jeep Compass is expected to get minor updates in terms of aesthetics from the outside but the interiors are expected to get a significant boost in its feature list bringing it on par with its competitors. [Read More]( The post [From New Toyota Fortuner to Tata Altroz Turbo, Cars that will launch in January 2021]( first appeared on [TheAutomobileNews.com](. [Read Full Story]( [2021 Lexus LC 500 Convertible Review: An Open-Top Concept Car For The Road]( The “LC” in its name stands for “luxury coupe,” alluding to its completely different demeanor. Since its introduction in 2016, the Lexus LC 500 has undoubtedly been one of the most interesting brand-new cars around. While it may not be the most luxurious, powerful, or expensive GT car ever, there is something exceptional about it. The LC’s recipe combines concept-car styling, an ultra-high-quality interior, and an overly charismatic engine. As a result, these individual strengths make up one of the best vehicles Lexus has ever produced. This week we’ve been testing the 2021 Lexus LC 500 Convertible. In short, it takes the sleek styling of the lovable coupe and gives you an open-air experience. However, the convertible variant does also bring along some unique drawbacks. Additionally, its base price sits just over $100,000, slightly more than the coupe. Despite this, the convertible remains just as special as the coupe. A Stylish GT With Concept-Car Looks Lexus presented the idea of the LC 500 to the world with the LF-LC concept it debuted back in 2012. However, what is most shocking about this connection is just how much of that original styling made it to the production car. Understandably, this incredibly sleek aesthetic resulted in some enthusiasts believing that the LC was the successor to the LFA supercar. The “LC” in its name stands for “luxury coupe,” alluding to its completely different demeanor. Despite this, the LC 500 Convertible features Lexus’ corporate front grille. However, in this case, it’s absolutely massive. This only serves to highlight just how long the LC’s front hood is. Upfront, we have a set of sharp headlights with LED running lights embedded into the bumper with a boomerang shape. In the rear, we get what appears to be a fairly simple set of taillights on the surface. However, these include an almost 3D effect as you look into them. Our particular tester came equipped with a stunning shade of Nightfall Dark Blue paint with a tan soft top. While brighter colors may give the LC 500 Convertible a flashy look, this dark shade is pure class. Additionally, the tan top goes along perfectly with the tan interior inside. There Is No Replacement For A Charismatic V8 One look at the Lexus LC 500 Convertible could lead you to believe that it has 1 million horsepower and turbochargers. However, the LC’s formula is straightforward yet effective. Under the hood of our tester lives a 5.0-liter naturally aspirated V8 developing 471 horsepower and 398 foot-pounds of torque. The most important thing to note here, however, is that you get full power at 7,100 rpm. As a result, you’ll have to rev the LC 500 Convertible quite aggressively to get the best out of it. However, this is one of the best parts of the LC experience. This is because the engine is eager to rev and makes a wonderful sound at almost any rpm. Additionally, it delivers all of its power in a very smooth way, meaning the LC picks up tons of speed quickly without being overly dramatic. The only transmission option available is a 10-speed automatic, which sends all of the available power to the rear wheels. Thankfully, the transmission goes about its many shifts in a very smooth way, remaining relatively unnoticeable during daily driving. However, when you begin to select your own gears in Sport+ mode, the shifts quicken up, making excellent use of the available power and torque. It would not be a stretch to say that the transmission alone makes the LC feel like it has more power than it actually does. There’s Leather As Far As The Eye Can See While the LC 500 Convertible’s exterior may garner all of the attention, the interior is just as good. When stepping into the LC, you’ll notice that almost every surface is covered in leather. Our tester came with a tan leather interior, which made this Lexus feel even more luxurious. Aside from the extensive use, the leather used feels incredibly high quality. The seats are a major highlight because although they may feature a good amount of bolstering, they aren’t uncomfortable, even for larger people. As you’d expect, they’re extensively adjustable, and finding a comfortable seating position is quite easy. What Makes The LC 500 Convertible So Special? If you look at the LC 500 Convertible on paper, it can come across as underwhelming. You’re paying upwards of six figures for a car that makes similar power to a Mustang GT, for starters. However, LC 500 is more than the sum of its parts. When you combine the excellent looks, charismatic engine, and world-class cabin, you get an experience that is quite rare and undeniably special. If you’re shopping in this GT class, you’d be doing yourself disfavor, glancing over the fantastic LC. [Read More]( The post [2021 Lexus LC 500 Convertible Review: An Open-Top Concept Car For The Road]( first appeared on [TheAutomobileNews.com](. [Read Full Story]( ------------------ You Might Like [Learn more about RevenueStripe...](        ------------------ Connect with TheAutomobileNews on Facebook and Twitter [fb](  [tw]( ------------------ You received this email because you operate or create content for a website/service and based on your website it seemed like this could be important information to you and your users. TheAutomobileNews daily newsletter is managed by [Postbox Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd.]( C-4/5, IBD Emporia, Kolar Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, INDIA, 462042 Want to change how you receive these emails? 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