Lamborgini Huracan

Lamborhini adds yet another bull to its stables...The Huracan !!!

                                                                           Lamborghini Huracan form will restore the Gallardo in spring 2014. After 10 years on sale the Gallardo traded 14,022 forms with 35 variants of the supercar making it into output. It was the most thriving vehicle to come manufactures Sant’Agata plant in Bolognese. No authorized minutia have been released by Lamborghini but a price tag of round £165,000 has been rumored. A reveal at the Geneva engine Show in stride is furthermore on the cards

                                                                            The new official pictures display that the general silhouette isn’t too much of a departure from the Gallardo it restores, while the front end takes its inspiration from the Aventador. A ‘flying’ C-pillar and huge intakes in the edge sills help engine and brake cooling, but furthermore add drama to the rear quarter. Quad exhausts and slim back lights focus the car’s unbelievably low and broad stance.

                                                                               The 5.2-litre V10 that powers the present LP 570-4 features in the new form, but it’s changed to make an additional 38bhp, expanding its yield to 600bhp and proposing smaller emissions. Thanks to a dry heaviness of just 1,422 kg, the Huracan can strike 62mph in a little over three seconds and peak 200mph. The new Lamborghini Huracan will furthermore share its platform with the new 2015 Audi R8, so features a groundbreaking multimaterial chassis with aluminium and carbon-fibre functional components to cut off some heaviness off.

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Aston Martin C-100 Concept

Aston Martin pays homeage to the iconic DBR-1

                                                       If there is a limited-edition vehicle that people with deep pockets should taken notice of, Aston Martin’s DBR1-inspired CC100 Speedster is likely it.Unfortunately, if you were late to the party, you won’t be able to get your hands on one. The concept, which Aston built to celebrate the British automaker’s 100th anniversary, has now been scooped up by what we can only imagine to be a financially well off collector. After all, he paid around $770,000 for the chance to own the car so he clearly has enough money left on his bank account to absorb that kind of monetary hit.

                                                          

                                                                  There will be a second CC100 to be built, but like the first model, that one’s already accounted for after Aston Martin was commissioned to build it. Aston Martin’s already building that car and the lucky fella who paid an equal premium for it is expected to take delivery of a literal two-of-a-kind vehicle later this year.Considered to be a showpiece model by Aston Martin, the CC100 Speedster Concept looks and performs like an ultra-limited sports/race car should.

 

                                                                           It comes powered by a 6.0-liter V-12 engine that can supposedly hit 0-60 in just 4.1 seconds to go with a top speed of 180 mph. No power figures were announced by Aston Martin but anytime a car can hit those speeds without breaking a sweat, we’ve no complaints about its performance capabilities.It also has the kind of distinct look that you’ll immediately recognize just by looking at it. And for what it’s worth, the concept’s carbon-fiber bodywork looks absolutely stunning.

View more pics at the galleria : Aston Martin C-100 Concept galleria

View the video of C-100          : Aston Martin C100 on youtube

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Corvette Stingray

                                            The Chevrolet Corvette (C7) is a sports car being produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors introduced for the 2014 model year. It is the seventh generation Chevrolet Corvette and the first to bear the Corvette Stingray name since the 1976 third generation model

                                            Completely redesigned. A technological marvel. The 6.2L LT1 V8 engine boasts an estimated 450 horsepower, 450 lb.-ft. of torque and 0-96 km/h (0-60 mph) times of under 4 seconds1. A distinctive rear transaxle layout achieves optimal weight balance. A trio of innovative technology rarely seen in any elite sports car achieves revolutionary power and fuel efficiency. Compact engine design lowers the hood line and vehicle centre of gravity. An available dry-sump oil system delivers through high g-force cornering. A 7-speed manual transmission with Active Rev Matching completes a technologically advanced powertrain like no other.

                                                        Unmatched collaboration achieves sculptural, capable styling for the Stingray. Surfaces feel streamlined. Geometric shapes transition smoothly from soft to crisp edge. A carbon-fibre-crafted hood and removable roof help lower the centre of gravity and enhance weight balance. Air flows effortlessly to reduce drag and optimize performance. Executed with beauty and proportion, every millimetre serves its purpose.Stunning design meets racing strategy.

                                                         Redesigned, stitched and wrapped in available Napa leather, the standard Grand Touring seat cradles the driver for optimal comfort and support. A lightweight magnesium frame and secure side bolsters hold the driver more firmly in place. An available Competition Sport seat provides maximum support and fit, with more pronounced side bolsters designed for high-performance driving on the track.Designed exclusively for Stingray. Hand-wrapped in natural leather, a smaller, race-inspired 360 mm diameter steering wheel enhances grip and driving feel.An intuitive instrument panel cluster display bears an 8-inch diagonal screen with reconfigurable gauges, multiple display modes and real-time performance data

 View more pics at the galleria  :  Corvette Stingray galleria

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