Volkswagen ET Electric Van Is Outside The World

The author F. Scott Fitzgerald once observed that the use of an exclamation point on his joke make you laugh. In this sense, we now see the latest work concepts, Volkswagen van. The carmaker has entered into a German post office and the University of Art at the Braunschweig can create! electric van.

11:03 by Harry Chauhan · 0

Wheelman Car Racing Game

Playing this game is Enjoying Great fun as our blog is i.e. FunnCollection. The game is about dropping people off and picking them up when cops are after you. You will love it. It has brought some cool features in it like when you play the game at high speed. 


Believe us the Game is Superb.

09:31 by Harry Chauhan · 1

How To Make a Burnout

Burnouts with cars are where the wheels spin, often causing a large amount of smoke, but the car does not move until the driver “pops” the car into motion. Burnouts are also known as brake burns, roll-backs and wheel-spins, depending on the technique. Heat caused by the inability of the tires to gain traction with the road, and instead suffer extreme friction causes a lot of squealing, smoke and burnt rubber.
Burnouts began in drag racing where there was a real reason for them: Drag racing tires must be heated before a race and a burnout is the best way to accomplish this goal. Burnouts also help clean drag racing tires, which is where the two strips of rubber on the pavement come from. Today, burning out has become an art in itself and competitions are held worldwide.

22:54 by Harry Chauhan · 0

How to unlock a car without keys

Watch Out How To Unlock A Car Without Keys

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Below are Some Techniques Used to unlock a car withou keys

06:15 by Harry Chauhan · 0

Volks Wagon Jetta

At first glance, you may think this is the VW Vento, but upon closer inspection you will realise that it is the all-new VOLKSWAGON JETTA. For a car that’s making a fresh start, to be likened to its cheaper sibling can’t be a good thing. But there’s an upside too, VW has unified the look of all its latest-generation models. It’s also easy to mistake the Jetta for the bigger and more expensive Passat, which shares the same styling lineage.
The new JETTA really looks far removed from the model it replaces. The bland, rounded shape and soft contours are replaced by crisper (but equally bland) horizontal lines. The nose is the most interesting bit of the car with its wide, horizontal grille, angular lamps and a tray-shaped ‘splitter’. The overall styling is best defined as a clean and uncluttered.
The new car has grown in every dimension; it is now 90mm longer than its predecessor and gets an extra 58mm in the wheelbase, which hints at the best-in-class interior space. Despite all the extra sheet metal, the new Jetta weighs just 25kg more than before.
Step inside the Jetta and it feels like a mini-Passat, more than a grown up Vento with top-notch plastics, and exemplary fit and finish. The chunky steering wheel feels great to hold. The steering-mounted buttons are small but have a wonderfully tactile feel. The air-con vents feel solid too and the overall heft of the dashboard and door pads reveal the durable build of the car.

08:14 by Harry Chauhan · 0