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Mercedes Amg Sls Gt3

Mercedes unveiled photos of the SLS GT3. The model is a racing version of the AMG. It is equipped with a V8 engine of 6.3 liters and has 571 horse power. The car should be officially released at the New York car show and sales should begin in 2011..



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1954 Jaguar D-Type - Image

1954 Jaguar D-Type

The 1954 Jaguar D-Type remains one of the most legendary race cars ever built. Designed with aerodynamics inspired by aircraft engineering, it set records on the track, including a blistering 172.97 MPH on the Mulsanne Straight at Le Mans with Stirling Moss behind the wheel. Chassis XKD 403, better known as OKV 2, led Jaguar's assault on endurance racing, competing at top-tier European events from 1954 to 1958. After changing hands severa...
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VELORBIS LEIKIER BICYCLE - Image

VELORBIS LEIKIER BICYCLE

Velorbis and renowned Danish designer and blacksmith, Lars Leikier, have combined their visions to create a bicycle of beautiful geometry and ergonomic comfort for design connoisseurs and bike collectors every. Inspired by retro 1950’s motorcycles, the unique Leikier bicycle comes complete with a one-of-a-kind patented reinforced steel frame handmade in Denmark and special edition chopper style forks, luxury Velorbis components and cream balloon tyres. An integrat...
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Urwahn x Vagabund Stadtfuchs Bike - Image

Urwahn x Vagabund Stadtfuchs Bike

Urwahn Bikes have teamed up with renown motorcycle customiser Vagabund Moto for a special edition of their spectacular Stadtfuchs Bike. The sleek bike has a distinctive design and an ergonomic construction, at the back you get a curvy frame that acts as a way of dispersing strains and shocks on the rear wheel but also contributes in giving it its distinct look. High grade steel is used for the frame and building quality is set at a very high standard, using state of...
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