Fisker has been occupied rounding up investors for its luxury plug-in vehicles, to the tune of $100 million dollars! The enormous sum stemmed from private investors interested in pushing the new technology into the mainstream. The fat funding will also assist in ironing out the issues with the Fisker Karma as they prep the next […]
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Harry Metcalfe is ‘that guy’ in the exotic car world. That is the standard phrase used for A-holes who get to drive every amazing exotic unleashed on the planet, correct? (Pardon my French–I actually think Harry is a smart, knowledgeable and enviable chap). When you have the opportunity to leisurely measure a Bugatti Vs Pagani, […]
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Check out the LP900 Lamborghini Aventador package! The official name for it is a mouthful: The LP900 ‘Molto Veloce’ Lamborghini Aventador package. Let’s delve into the details that take the LP700-4 up to an LP900! You can see a carbon fiber Aventador by Mansory here. Teaser shots of this Lamborghini Aventador package are exciting! The […]
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McLaren is launching a luxury car customization program, announced at this year’s Pebble Beach show. The McLaren Exclusive initiative will be similar to Ferrari’s customization program, called ‘Tailor Made’. The programs are opening doors for clients to completely customize their supercars down to every detail. This option does not come cheap, however, as customizations can […]
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Innovative and momentum-charged BMW is revving up its hybrid luxury initiatives with electric car sharing programs across California. Recently, the green reached the shores of San Francisco, where BMW is providing car sharing, parking and more for its earthy cars. This is not the first incentive by the brand geared to reduce fuel dependence and […]
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Audi’s adaption of the rear view mirror is Amoled amore. So what does that mean in English? It means that the days of squinting at blinding headlights in the rearview mirror will be a thing of the past for drivers of the Audi R8 e-tron, as the company has just announced the integration of an intelligent […]
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With so few Bugatti cars in existence, crashes are rare occurrences. That notion doubles for special edition rare Bugatti models, like the Sang Blanc! In 2008, Bugatti built 15 ‘Sang Noir’ special edition Grand Sport Veyron cars in black, and just one ‘Sang Blanc’ white car. You can see the one-off Sang Blanc post crash photo […]
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Supercars often inspire elegant timepieces, so it is no surprise that there is a new Bugatti watch bending time! Swiss luxury watchmaker Parmigiani Fleurier fashioned the Bugatti driving watch below, mirroring the new Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse hyper machine. Wear the Bugatti Veyron Vitesse…like a boss. The Grand Sport Vitesse made its jaw-dropping debut at Pebble […]
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BMW is holding nothing back this year, unleashing hybrid incentives along with a new lineup geared toward change: the next M5 and M6. Loaded with upscale amenities and electronics, these agile machines pass road and track tests with excruciating ease, offering up a bit more than standard luxury. Performance perfection–what else is to be expected from BMW? […]
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A little known project has finally reached the finish line, after an epic 73-year stall! Jean Bugatti’s last car was incomplete at the time of his death, and for decades, the Mullin Automotive Museum has been completing the process. Now the Type 64 is complete and sans cobwebs. Exotic and classic car restoration is indeed a long process, but 73 years is simply ridiculous…a convertible top may decompose faster.
Legendary automotive designer Jean Bugatti died in a road test crash in 1939. Above is the 1939 Type 64 coupe body he was waiting for at the time of his death.
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