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An FXXK, the latest and greatest of the Ferrari XX programme cars, seen here in action at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
It's about time I'm posting more of Goodwood FoS 2015. The F1 captivated a lot of my attention over the 4 days. What a car.
Looking for suggestions regarding the front of the car, I am just not happy with the part with the slopes. I quite like composition with the wedges, just missing that bit of oomph where the slopes are
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Same P1 as in Paris, different setting. Still the same epic car.
Back from two weeks in Cannes, so yeah, I've basically seen every hypercar imaginable. Expect some cool uploads.
Barely staying afloat? With KOI, now you too can complain about having hit rock-bottom, and do it in style to boot. Oh, and you will most certainly make it rain - so long as a hydrogen refuelling station is within your range.
Impressive version of the SLS.
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Paris - Mercedes-Benz SLS Black Series
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The Pagani Huayra price tag starts at $3.4 Million Dollars for 2020. Inside rests a V12 twin turbo charged power plant that yields an 800 HP on a car that weighs just 2,755 #'s with a carbon-titanium HP62 body.
Car and Driver; www.caranddriver.com/pagani/huayra
To me, this car is worth the price just for the side mirrors ;_-) !
Today I went to Limburg in the south of the Netherlands as a photographer for 'Rit rond de Rivieren'. This was a nice tour through the hills in the south, and there were some very interesting participants. Among them was this stunning LaFerrari, and it defenitely was a strange sight to see a hypercar like this on a small back road!
Btw, shot was taken with a Nikon D610 which a friend lent to me, really love the quality of this thing!
When Bert the Bear decides to do a photo shoot, he pulls out all the stops. He managed to get together 9 Pagani's, the new Bugatti Chiron, 2 LaFerrari's, 2 Maserati MC12s and other crazy exotics at his castle.
I'd ask you to take a guess at what this could be. But the tags and the title give it away.
Okay.
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"...It was Hoffman that brought the 507 to life, essentially telling BMW that they should build a roadster slightly less expensive than the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL so that he could sell it to wealthy American customers. Being the most powerful importer in America at the time, he got his wish, and he virtually single-handedly propelled the 507 into creation. It was designed at his behest by Count Albrecht von Goertz, with its sensuous feline curves and shark-like louvers being hand-assembled around a robust V-8 engine. A towering price of $11,000 limited it to the most discerning of clientele and to a production run of only 251 examples, which were produced over two-and-a-half years...:
Source: RM Sotheby's
Photographed at Herbert Park, Dublin, Ireland at first ever Herbert Park Car Show.
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