Posted on 05.18.2012 17:00 by Simona Filed under: Landrover | suv | Landrover RangeRover | luxury cars | special editions | Cars | Car Reviews | Landrover

Already refreshed once back in 2011, the Range Rover Sport is entering the 2013 model year with fresh new colors and a greater choice of interior trim and alloy wheel designs. Land Rover is also offering two new special editions – the Sport Supercharged Limited Edition and the Sport GT Limited Edition – both of which will be built in limited numbers.

We’ve already provided details on the new 2013 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Limited Edition, so we’ll focus on the Sport GT Limited. It will be offered with an extended rear roof spoiler, unique rear chrome exhaust treatments, 20″ black five spoke alloy wheels, steering wheel mounted shift paddles, and a premium LOGIC7 audio system with SAT and HD radio. The GT Sport will be offered in a limited run of 750 units for the U.S., 450 of which will be in Santorini Black and 300 units in Fuji White.

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Land Rover Range Rover Sport GT Limited Edition originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 18 May 2012 17:00 EST.

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May 18, 2012 – Bellator’s sixth season is nearing its completion, but there are still a couple of events to go. Tonight offers us a conclusion to the middleweight tournament, a continuation of the welterweight tournament, a bout between who are arguably the world’s number one and two female strawweights and a season seven heavyweight tournament qualifying match. Oh, and if you’re into prospects, keep an eye out for Andrey Koreshkov. He’s arguably the top welterweight prospect outside of Zuffa.

What: Bellator 69

When: Friday, the MTV2-televised card begins at 8 p.m. Eastern on Friday. However, Spike.com will carry the entire fight card beginning at 7 p.m. Eastern.

Where: L’Auberge du Lac Casino Resort, Lake Charles, Louisiana

Predictions below for the middleweight tournament final, a welterweight tournament semi-final, a heavyweight tournament qualifier and one additional main card bout.

David Rickels vs. Karl Amoussou

Both guys enter this bout riding a fair amount of momentum, but I’m going to lean towards Amoussou. Either guy is offensive to the point where they don’t exercise enough risk management, but Amoussou is naturally bigger and more importantly, has faced and defeated better competition. Amoussou has shown an ability swim in deeper waters and do well enough. I don’t discount the ability of Rickels to rise to the occasion. The kid has some decent striking skills and a moderately well-rounded game plus an unflappable belief in himself. I’m just not sure that’s enough to get by ‘Psycho’.

Pick: Amoussou

Jessica Aguilar vs. Megumi Fujii

Part of me wants to skip the chalk here and go for Aguilar. I actually do think this will be a competitive strawweight bout, but I have a bit of a hard time seeing how Aguilar gets over in this one. If Fujii does what she did against Zoila Gurgel, ok, then Aguilar has a chance. But Aguilar’s best skill set is also Fujii’s, which was not the case with Gurgel. At 38, Fujii has got to be nearing the end of her career. She’s certainly not in her prime anymore. But she’s enough of an old war horse to get through this one.

Pick: Fujii

Kevin Asplund vs. Ron Sparks

Neither of these heavyweights are world beaters. Asplund has been fighting against less than quality opposition in the regional circuit and Sparks is probably fighting one step above that. I’ll give Sparks the nod here for two reasons. One, despite whatever else he lacks, he packs a monster of a punch. Two, it’s impossible to gauge Asplund’s abilities against the riff raff he’s stepped in the cage against. The only x-factor is Asplund’s a very small heavyweight and could have a speed advantage.

Pick: Sparks

Andreas Spang vs. Maiquel Falcao

I tend to think Falcao won’t fall prey to Spang’s unheralded grappling and will capitalize on Spang’s lazy jab. Counterstriking from Brian Rogers nearly cost Spang in his last fight. Falcao is as technically adept as Rogers and certainly a great deal quicker. He’s also got the power punching to make anyone in that weight class pay. I hate to go all chalk for these picks and I’m sure I’ll pay for it somewhere, but there’s a reason tonight’s favorites are where they are.

Pick: Falcao

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The past few days’ warmer climes are a dead giveaway, but for those who prefer to celebrate by the book: Spring officially begins Sunday.

(If you’re annoyed by the fact that this column so often begins with a reminder as to what holiday or season is on the horizon, apologies. Let it be your constant reminder to drink in season, just as you should eat in season.)

More important than the fact that yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day, or that a certain day this year marks the 244th anniversary of the invention of soda water, the start of spring gives us permission to polish off our brown liquors and move into lighter territory (think gin, tequila, light rum). True, bourbon remains an excellent transitional spirit to be enjoyed in the months warming up to Derby Day in early May, but toasting the equinox deserves a bit more effort.

That said, go out. Yes, this column primarily encourages staying in and trying your hand at drink recipes. This weekend, go out. Yes, in the rain. (It’s part of spring, after all.) Sit somewhere with windows that have the capacity to open up to the elements, even if it’s too cold to do it just yet. Allow yourself to daydream about temperatures that reach into the 60s. No — the 70s. We’re almost there, folks.

This is the cocktail you should drink while you’re waiting: The Soiled Dove at Bangers & Lace (1670 W. Division St., 773.252.6499).

Comprised of silver tequila, dry sherry, agave, lime and grapefruit juice, it’s served in a Collins glass with ice (it’s been a long time since you had a tall drink, no?) and is finished with bitters and black salt. As for that added salt: Don’t let the mention of it conjure images of rock salt-strewn sidewalks. We’re past that now.

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Posted on 05.17.2012 14:00 by Simona Filed under: Aston-Martin | suv | luxury cars | utility vehicle | Aston Martin Lagonda | Cars | Car News

When Aston Martin unveiled the Lagonda SUV back in 2009, it was thought to be the beginning of the Lagonda revival, previewing the company’s first SUV. That idea crumbled about a year later when Aston Martin announced that a production version would never be built. Instead, the company wanted to focus on a Lagonda version of the Rapide sedan.

To make it even more confusing, Aston Martin is now reconsidering its decision because it’s trying to enter markets like China where large models are a must. That, and because of the market’s positive reaction to Bentley’s EXP 9 F concept.

According to Autocar, Aston Martin boss Ulrich Bez already confirmed that an updated Lagonda concept is being developed and that it will be unveiled next year. The new Lagonda SUV has been confirmed as a super-luxury 4×4 and will target the future SUV from Lamborghini. Next to it, Aston Martin will also bring out a second Lagonda model, a saloon.

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Aston Martin still wants to produce Lagonda SUV originally appeared on topspeed.com on Thursday, 17 May 2012 14:00 EST.

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May 17, 2012 – Mark Hunt has been forced to pull out of his UFC 146 fight against Stefan Struve due to a knee injury, MMA Fighting has learned from sources close to the fight. As a result, Struve will now face Lavar Johnson on less than two week’s notice.

Johnson last fought just 12 days ago at UFC on FOX 3. He knocked out Pat Barry in the first round of their main card fight.

Hunt, a winner in his last three fights, has enjoyed a career renaissance in the UFC, so much so that there was a strong online movement to get him to replace Alistair Overeem against Junior dos Santos in the UFC 146 main event. As fate would have it, neither Overeem or Hunt will end up fighting on the card after all.

Both Struve and Johnson enter the fighting riding two-fight winnings streaks.

UFC 146, headlined by dos Santos vs. Frank Mir, airs live on pay-per-view on May 26.

UPDATE: UFC has confirmed the news.

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The past few days’ warmer climes are a dead giveaway, but for those who prefer to celebrate by the book: Spring officially begins Sunday.

(If you’re annoyed by the fact that this column so often begins with a reminder as to what holiday or season is on the horizon, apologies. Let it be your constant reminder to drink in season, just as you should eat in season.)

More important than the fact that yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day, or that a certain day this year marks the 244th anniversary of the invention of soda water, the start of spring gives us permission to polish off our brown liquors and move into lighter territory (think gin, tequila, light rum). True, bourbon remains an excellent transitional spirit to be enjoyed in the months warming up to Derby Day in early May, but toasting the equinox deserves a bit more effort.

That said, go out. Yes, this column primarily encourages staying in and trying your hand at drink recipes. This weekend, go out. Yes, in the rain. (It’s part of spring, after all.) Sit somewhere with windows that have the capacity to open up to the elements, even if it’s too cold to do it just yet. Allow yourself to daydream about temperatures that reach into the 60s. No — the 70s. We’re almost there, folks.

This is the cocktail you should drink while you’re waiting: The Soiled Dove at Bangers & Lace (1670 W. Division St., 773.252.6499).

Comprised of silver tequila, dry sherry, agave, lime and grapefruit juice, it’s served in a Collins glass with ice (it’s been a long time since you had a tall drink, no?) and is finished with bitters and black salt. As for that added salt: Don’t let the mention of it conjure images of rock salt-strewn sidewalks. We’re past that now.

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