Some say that he plays a racing game sitting on a stag and he once swallowed a PS3 controller because it wouldn’t let him drift the virtual SLS AMG as he would in real life! All we know is, he’s called the Stig and he’s a part of Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo 5! A few decades ago, when Sony unveiled GT5 for the first time, they mentioned the fact that one of the race tracks featured in the game would be the legendary Top Gear test track. After a series of trailers showing thousands of varied cars and racing disciplines, the latest trailer finally shows off the Stiggy boy taking control of the virtual cars. With the Stig and the Top Gear track confirmed and the release date for GT5 announced, it gives us one more reason to cross check if we’ve pre-ordered GT5 or not. Check out the trailer below:
[…] We told you a few days back that the Nano is going to be available directly off the shelf without th…. However, the car may not cost the same anymore. This is because Tata Motors seems to be contemplating a price hike for the Nano. If incorporated, the hike will range between Rs. 5000 to Rs. 15,000 depending on the variant. This comes in as no surprise, since Tata, during the launch of the Nano, had hinted towards a probable price hike once they deliver the initial one lakh orders. With the deliveries of these bookings likely to be completed by July end, the Nano may boast of a higher sticker price in order to increase the earnings for the component manufacturers. The Nano was undoubtedly a challenge for the OE industry which the