Showing posts with label cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cars. Show all posts
Monday, May 10, 2010
Sunday, July 27, 2008
World's most expensive shift knob
ShareIf you spent US$ 1.4 millions in a Bugatti Veyron, you probably would like to give your very own touch to the car, after all, you do not want to be like any other regular millionaire that bought one of them, you want to add your touch.
If you are rich enough, here is your treat, a shift knob made with 10 ounces of white gold and 30 karats of diamonds.
The price? Only US$ 150,000
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If you are rich enough, here is your treat, a shift knob made with 10 ounces of white gold and 30 karats of diamonds.
The price? Only US$ 150,000
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Top 10 car keys
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VW Bus-Snooker Table
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This VW Bus pool table was photographed by the Winding Road staff. The actual owner paid US$ 8,000.00 and do not know who built it.
For those who do not know Winding Road, it is a web zine, about cars. Probably the coolest one
Aptera’s Super-MPG Electric Typ-1 e
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The Aptera Super-MPG Electric Typ-1 is quite a cool little number with its ability to achieve 300 miles to the gallon.
That’s right, you heard me, 300 miles to the gallon. It must have something to do with its 3 wheels or something. There are two innovative models that are already pretty much production ready, and could be open as early as next year!
The Super-MPG Electric Typ-1 e has been field tested and is all electric. As for the Typ-1 h, that should be out by 2009. There is even a third model already in the works, with a four-wheeled design.
It looks like some car of the future like some sci-fi movie of the past. You know, like that one in AI, if you even bothered to see that movie.
Okay, let’s see if the oil companies crack down on this guy due to its electric ness. I’m not certain this car is as green as it looks, as it appears to be only made for two passengers. We could use a family-sized one.
Now, the estimated price on the first model is about $30,000. Let’s see how it does.
Friday, June 27, 2008
