Honda Dog series

February 5th, 2006 at 09:16pm pep boyz Category : Auto News, International

These series is only for carrying dogs. I think these car is suitable for those dog owners. The cars in this series are the Honda Elysion, Honda Accord Wagon, Honda Mobilio Spike, and Honda Stepwgn(I didn’t have any information about this car).

The Honda Elysion (named ASM when it was still a concept car).

Dogs that ride with the Elysion-a 5 years old female Shetland Sheepdog.

Rio-a 5 years old male toy poodle.

The Honda Mobilio Spike.

Dogs that ride with the Mobilio Spike-a 1 years old female Phosphorus.

Sakura-a 8 years old female.

The Honda Accord Wagon.

Dogs that ride with the Accord Wagon-a 1 years old female Dalmatian.

A 2 years old female dog(I don’t know it’s name).

The Honda Airwave.

Dogs that ride with the Airwave-a 3 years old female dog.

Beach-a female 3 years old Japanese spitz.

The Honda MDX.

Dogs that ride with the MDX-Noah-an 8 years old female.

Wax-a 5 years old male miniature dachshund.

The Honda New Mobilio Spike.

Dogs that ride with the New Mobilio Spike- a six years old female.

I think you all know what dog is this, Sakura. But its body colour is a bit different…

For more info, go to honda.co.jp.

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Demo Cars for Pioneer company: Pioneer/Edge Audio SPL Truck

February 5th, 2006 at 08:32pm pep boyz Category : Collection, Demo Cars

This car is actually owned by Scott Owens of Edge Audio (Tempe, Arizona), His 2002 Ford F-250 is a record breaking machine. He had the highest SPL record, that is 173.3 dB. He also is a winner of the Death Match SPL (166.8dB), thanks to his 36 Pioneer amplifiers inside his truck.

This Pioneer’s DEX-P1R’s function is to control the system. This unit is mounted in a special pod to control the system outside the car during competition.

This is gone crazy: Inside the car, you can see there was 36 amplifiers stacked over a bed of 72 Turbo Start batteries that produce almost 115,200 Watts of power.

Nine Premier TS-W5000SPL subwoofers in a wall produce sound pressure levels at 173.3 dB.

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