Wheels Next staff are very proud to announce that have launched a new website yesterday. In the effort to always improve our customers experience, making the online shopping an easy task, Wheels Next has launched a new website version. Including improved vehicle search, easy to use navigation, more product details and many other features that makes Wheels Next website always ahead of the competition.

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Yesterday at Wheels Next we experienced technical difficulties with our phone system. All calls were inadvertently routed to our customer service voice mail instead of our sales queue. The management at Wheels Next would like to apologize for any inconvenience brought upon our customers as a result. The problem has since been resolved and orders can now be placed as usual. Again, the management at Wheels Next would like to apologize to our customers and remind them that our goal is to provide a satisfactory purchase experience. Thank You.

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Ever wanted to drive a Lexus that could battle it out with a Ferrari? If the world is still around in 2012, you just might get your chance! This bad boy is powered by a juicy 4.8-liter V-10 that the engineers at Yamaha helped develop. The compact V-10 makes 553 horsepower @ 8700 rpm and red-lines @ 9000 rpm. (VROOOMM!!!) Max torque for this Jap-fighter dials in at 354 lbs. @ 6800 rpm. According to Lexus this rear-mounted, six-speed, automated manual transmission super-car weighs approximately 3,263 pounds. (Not to Shabby!) So keep your eyes peeled!!!

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(Here is a follow up to our last blog: 2009 Tokyo Auto Show) One car that debuted at the show was the Honda CR-Z. This two seat sports-hybrid delivers 140 horsepower via a 1.8-liter Civic based engine. The IMA system used (motor, battery, electronics) will be similar to the Insight's, in order to cut back on costs. This little high revving hybrid weighs in at a modest 2800 lbs. and squeezes out a decent 29 "combined" mpg's. In addition, a manual gearbox will be offered! (Woo-Hoo!)

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Cars, Cars, Cars!!! This year's 2009 Tokyo Auto Show unveiled many a new and innovate design. From sports concepts to futuristic hybrids, the 2009 Show provided every enthusiast with their fair share of eye candy. Below are several snap shots of up and coming vehicles. (Toyota FT-86 concept, Toyota FT-EV II concept, Honda Skydeck concept, Honda CR-Z pictures, Nissan Land Glider, Subaru Hybrid Tourer, Nissan Leaf EV pictures, Honda EV-N concept, Mitsubishi PX-MiEV, Mitsubishi i-MiEV Cargo.)

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Here at Wheels Next we really appreciate our customers business and look forward to hearing from them. On that note... This sweet ride comes to us from Chad Hubert, a fellow Florida resident. His 2001 Honda Prelude is sitting pretty on a set of R1 Hype's, wrapped in Achilles ATR sport tires. Chad's extensive and tasteful aftermarket work has really come together with the addition of these R1's. Any tuner can admire the sick paint job, "neck breaking" body kit and (of course) beautiful wheels he has selected. Keep up the good work Chad! Shop for your Honda @ WheelsNext.com

How does driving for 40 miles before your car uses a single drop of gas sound? Sounds like the future to me! The engineers at Chevrolet have been working overtime to ensure that the Volt is the first mass produced re-chargeable car on the market. Powered by a lithium ion battery, the Volt boasts a theoretical 230 mpg! The company estimates the Volt will need 8 kilowatt hours for the recharge required to travel those first 40 miles. Research from the Department of Energy suggests most consumers will end up paying more than that, probably around 88 cents per re-charge. Purchase costs for the first generation Volt will not come cheap either, as stated by Chevrolet's representatives. As the "re-chargeable" technology becomes more efficient consumers can expect prices to drop dramatically. SO!... Keep your eyes pealed for this eco-friendly crusader and do not forget to check out the line up of Chevy wheels offered @ WheelsNext.com

Attention all customers!!! Wheels Next has added new features to its site to better serve you!!! For starters, a "previously viewed" section has been created. This provides the website patron with a "drop-down list" (including pictures) of all wheels viewed during that visit. This will come in very handy when deciding which set of wheels to buy! The second and also very useful feature is the "share tab". This allows visitors to send images and technical data for any wheel to virtually anyone. Pretty cool!!! So check it out!!

This all-new 4.5-liter, direct-injection, V-8 is said to produce 570 hp at 9000 rpm, and pump out 398 lb-ft of torque at 3250 rpm. This insane V-8 is paired up with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission in order to transfer those 570 ponies to the ground. Ferrari expects the 458 will rocket from 0-62 mph in just under 3.4 seconds and reach a top speed of over 202 mph! Consumers can expect to see this beast in show rooms beginning September of this year....and it won't come cheap! Can't wait!!!!

If "different" is what you are after then look no further than the 2009 Nissan Cube. The Cube is loaded with eye-popping designs sure to "break-necks". A 122 horsepower, 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine powers the front-wheel-drive Nissan Cube. Accessories and options are-a-plenty as well, one of the most interesting being the 20-color Interior Accent Lighting system. Nissan offers the Cube with a 6-speed manual transmission or the Xtronic CVT. (Continuously Variable Transmission)