(this is one awesome park)
(beautiful spaces)
(AT NIGHT!!!)
(now go watch the video!!!!) Continue reading
Time to take a cruise… Oasis of the Seas
(now that is a big boat)
After seeing all the previews and the grand opening, I have to admit that I want to be on that boat. Personally I rather be on a smaller ship (like the ones that the Circle Line has in NYC) where I can see the water and the sky rather quickly and notice any problems coming along. Nevertheless, the Oasis (of which cost 1.2+ Billion dollars to build) makes me want to plan a trip for the family and go.
I am not a water kind of guy, but this may have me taking swimming lessons
Auto: Veritas RS III… handmade for those with the dough
(it gets better)
The Veritas RS III resurrects the magic of Germany’s first Formula I racing car. Its design is a modern homage to its ancestor and has been combined with a state-of-the-art and powerful technology to create a unique masterpiece. The feeling of driving it is far beyond all previous experience.Some impressive 373 kW / 507 HP produce a top speed of 347 km/h and pay tribute to the moving history of Veritas.Every single Veritas RS III is handmade on-site at the Nürburgring. Limited to only 30 pieces, the super sports car becomes a very personal delight for its owner.Be fascinated by the emotion that tells more about the Veritas RS III than every technical feature: true race feeling.The Veritas RS III resurrects the magic of Germany’s first Formula I racing car. Its design is a modern homage to its ancestor and has been combined with a state-of-the-art and powerful technology to create a unique masterpiece. The feeling of driving it is far beyond all previous experience.
Some impressive 373 kW / 507 HP produce a top speed of 347 km/h and pay tribute to the moving history of Veritas.
Every single Veritas RS III is handmade on-site at the Nürburgring. Limited to only 30 pieces, the super sports car becomes a very personal delight for its owner.
Be fascinated by the emotion that tells more about the Veritas RS III than every technical feature: true race feeling.
This is one aggressive looking vehicle. It is for sure not for everyone, but it is not for everyone. It is smooth and mean and expensive. For more visit the site.
woah… Bugatti 16C Galibier Concept
(just freakin wow)
And the idea of having a 4 door luxury car that goes 150+ miles an hour and do 0-60 in under 5seconds continues. For the simple price of 1Million plus, you can have this too. Since this is now becoming a trend, it makes me wonder if Cadillac is ready to release that Cadillac Sixteen that won rave revues and everyone was talking about. Shouldn’t they get together and try to bring Cadillac to the uber luxury level like they seem to want it to be?
The 4 door car fight continues…
Blacked Out Bentley
(not exactly a grown up look, but its still hot)
its another winner that came out of SEMA 2009. Ever heard of Satin Paint? Well you got it here (I actually at first thought it was a matte finish). The body kit pushes the taste barrier though but I am sure many of the adults in the room was thinking what they could do with that Bentley. More pics on Autoblog.com
Auto: Bewerp Savage Rivale Roadyacht GTS
(one hot ride… and those escalators are cool too)
Check the details:
Unveiled at the Top Marques show in Monaco, the company claims the Roadyacht is the only four-door, topless supercar in the world, and as far as we can tell, they’re right. Based on the C6 Corvette, Bewerp’s superconvertible is packing a supercharged LS7 V8 putting out 670 hp at 6,200 rpm and 538 lb-ft of torque at 4,800 rpm. Although Savage doesn’t divulge what materials were used in the build, the performance specs – 0-60 mph in 3.4 seconds and a top speed of 205 mph – suggests a prodigious diet of aluminum and carbon fiber. Autoblog.com
The fact that its sub 400K means that its not as “expensive” compared to other super sports cars and its unique look (of which will not be for everybody) will sure to get you noticed.
(the doors make this car even more unique)
Not sure why is called a road yacht thought. Is it because it can seat 4 people?
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