At the current Frankfurter Motor Show in Germany, the Audi A8 flagship is a show stopper. The sedan includes the level 3 autonomy and would be presented along with two luxurious and technological masterpieces of its type, one with level 4 capabilities, while the other with level-5 self-driving abilities.
There are people that just have a calling. Some want to become world-class architects, some enter medical research to cure cancer, and then there are some that just want to drive hot tubs at high speeds. This story concerns the latter. In 1999, two Canadian engineers, Phillip Weicker and Ducan Forster, took a 1969 Cadillac DeVille and built it into world’s fastest hot tub. But before we go into the details concerning this amazing advance in automotive engineering, let’s travel back to the very beginning.
What is an everyday supercar? Well, there are supercars that you can buy that are technically road legal. Cars like the Bugatti Veyron or the Mclaren. But, even if you have the obscene amount of money necessary to purchase a car like this, you probably won’t take it on the roads.
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Ahead of its highly awaited debut at the 2017 Geneva Auto Show, spy shots of the Pagani Huayra Roadster emerged on Instagram. The prototype was spotted in Italy, according to three pictures posted by just_supercars_ and carspotting_af.
A former Formula One racer is reported to have smashed his luxurious Aston Martin V12 Vantage on a motorway in Kent State on Friday around 9:26 am. The accident occurred due to over speeding.
The ex-professional Formula one racer whose identity has kept hidden by the police was driving on the M20 motorway and heading toward South East coast when suddenly he hit a big patch of water and his Aston Martin V12 Vantage lost control and hit the side of the motorway. However, no one was injured during the accident.
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