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Review of the Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson

March 28, 2011 / Staff

Bullz-Eye.com was recently given the opportunity to review the Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson!

The 2011 Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson is the kind of vehicle that commands attention on the road. We recently test drove one of these luxury trucks and we’re convinced that Ford stopped at nothing to brand this top truck for all of the Harley-Davidson fans out there.

Exterior
The tuxedo black metallic paint on the 2011 F-150 Harley-Davidson is dressed up with graphics on the side of the truck and the hood. These orange and silver streaks really distinguish the Harley-Davidson F-150 from anything else on the road. The new front fascia with a six-bar billet-style satin chrome grille and blacked out lower grille add a refined look to the truck. The 22-inch forged wheels lift the truck high enough to make the integrated deployable running boards a big help. With all of the chrome on with the 2011 Ford F-150 Harley Davidson, this truck balances the fine line between luxury and ultra cool sportiness.

Read the full review. Ford continues to kill it as their new trucks and their old ones remain very popular. So consumers have tons of great options with Ford, from used Ford F150s for sale to the new custom version reviewed above. Enjoy!

Car Reviews, Ford, Trucks

Ford F-150

2011 Harley-Davidson Ford F-150 first shots

March 17, 2011 / Staff

There is no mistaking the 2011 Harley-Davidson F-150, with its black and orange custom paint job and Harley-Davidson decals visible from just about every angle of this truck. Bullz-Eye.com is test-driving this new ride out and shared its slideshow gallery with us, so click here and check out all of the photos!

Car Reviews, New Cars, Trucks

Panzani releases new design for Jaguar S-Type Vintage GT

March 16, 2011 / Staff

AutoBlog.com makes a good observation that the Panzani design “goes all Deathstar” with the Jaguar S-Type Vintage GT. It’s a pretty interesting-looking ride.

For better or worse, nothing is quite as divisive as modern Jaguar design. The current XF is controversial enough in its own right, but the S-Type that came before was even more so. With its pinched grille and comically retro lines, the S-Type was the very antithesis of the model that followed. So how about making the old girl even more of a love-it or hate-it affair? Not an easy task, but Panzani Design has clearly risen to the challenge.

Reaching back a few years to when the S-Type was still around, the Italian tuner has given the retro Jag saloon such up-to-date features as 20-inch wheels mounted on a track widened by 10 centimeters and enormously flared arches to accommodate them. There’s also a new front bumper with integrated LEDs, a carbon fiber hood with vents, mesh lamp covers, side skirts, spoiler, diffuser, little round mirrors and what looks to be a very intricately crafted interior.

The result is all decked out in matte gray and called the Vintage GT. It may not be your cup of tea, but it’s worth a second glance, so check it out in the gallery below for all the angles.

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2011 BMW 335i Car Review

March 15, 2011 / Staff

A Bullz-Eye.com staff member recently reviewed the 2011 BMW 335i from inside and out. Check out what he had to say and then let us know what you think of this ride!

The 2011 BMW 335i Sports Sedan was an eye catcher from the moment I laid eyes on it. The 335i takes advantage of every inch of sheet metal and exudes the confidence BMW drivers expect.
Exterior

The Montego Blue Metallic paint on the 2011 BMW 335i that was delivered for our review looked strong, sleek and ready to rock and roll. The 18-inch alloy star spoke wheels fit nicely under the wheel-well for a look that was both sporty and all BMW. The 335i has the classic twin kidney grille, which might be the most recognized luxury car grille on the market. This classic BMW face includes xenon adaptive headlights with dynamic auto leveling, corona headlight rings and halogen headlights on a very well thought out front end. The lines of the 335i are muscular and low to the curb, which gives the car a close to the road look while still holding on to the fact that the 335i is a sports sedan.

Read the full review.

Car Reviews, New Cars

2011 Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet First Drive

March 9, 2011 / Staff

In their latest car review, the team at Bullz-Eye.com takes a look at the 2011 Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet First Drive. Take a look at the review and let us know what you think about this ride!

After arriving in San Diego this past weekend, Bullz-Eye finally had the chance to drive the all new 2011 Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet and luckily, the weather was just about perfect. Going into the drive I really didn’t know what to expect. As sharp as the Murano Cabriolet looks, I had to keep reminding myself that this is a crossover and not a sport coupe. Nissan is coming off a 2010 where they saw market share increase .04% and overall sales jump 18%. Obviously the company wants to keep the momentum going into 2011. (FYI: Nissan North America sales were up a whopping 31% in February 2011.)

We met with Nissan prior to the drive on Saturday and learned that Nissan continues to look for innovations. I would say a crossover convertible qualifies as innovation and a new segment with its crossover functionality and open air access. Nissan described the 2011 Nissan Murano Crossover Cabriolet as a “convertible without compromise.” The lack of a B pillar, higher utility and more space than anything on the market really set the Murano apart.

After seeing the Murano up close when I first arrived and learning more about the impressive model, I was ready to get behind the wheel. We took off from L’Auberge Del Mar with the temperature in the mid 60’s and a line of Muranos ready to get at it. I first noticed how sharp the low profile soft top looks on the Murano Cabriolet, highlighting its sleek silhouette. The taillights are reminiscent of the iconic Nissan 370Z and Nissan Maxima. The soft top opened and tucked away with the press of a button and took less than 25 seconds, which was very impressive. Once the top was down, everything in the interior jumped out at me – I couldn’t help but notice the smooth edges in the cabin and the wraparound feel that reminded me of a luxury yacht. The plush double-stitched leather seating comes standard and the unique tuned wood grain really dresses things up. The flashy but classy 20 inch split spoke titanium finish aluminum alloy wheels also stood out. Nissan apparently paid very close attention to detail when designing and building the Murano Cabriolet, as evidenced by the unique dual pop up roll bars for rear passengers. The roll bars are not only a very smart safety feature but look really cool and add another sporty flavor to the vehicle.