Edonis Supercar

Edonis SupercarThe Edonis is a vehicle that was created by Italian automobile manufacturer B Engineering, a small-volume automobile manufacturer that is located in Italy. It is made up of several former employees of the Bugatti firm when it was under the leadership of Romano Artioli.

The car was unvieled on January 1, 2001 and is based on the Bugatti EB110 Super Sport but has been extensively re-engineered, the only thing retained from the original Bugatti is the carbon-fiber chassis. The Edonis uses the same V12 engine as found in the Bugatti EB110 but has had its displacement increased from 3500 cc to 3760 cc.

1957 Teverbaugh

1957 TeverbaughThis unique sports car was manufactured by John Teverbaugh and Robert Kirkland to go as fast as possible on the Bonneville Salt Flats. At the time, the outright record was 393.82 mph, but they had no intention of breaking that. Instead, this special was made to run in the D Modified class which John previously dominated with his 1955 record run of 156 mph in a Bangert roadster.

2006 Spyker C8

2006 Spyker C8Dutch supercar manufacturer Spyker has joined together with Bentley, Lamborghini and Ferrari as one of the world’s most coveted automotive brands. Less than 10 2005 C8 Spyders are currently in the hands of wealthy American auto enthusiasts, only 14 total were built in the first half of 2005.

The Envious Peugeot 907

Peugeot 907Day to day dreams create different desires that fade or disappear. Sometimes, they leave a strong impression but often, only a memory remains of the dream, nestled deep in one’s sub-conscious. Stylists, engineers and designers from different generations, all have these dreams. They, however, can turn their dreams into reality; they can express their dreams through their designs.

Extreme RoadRazer

Road RazerThe RoadRazer is a car fulfilling one purpose only, extreme performance. The main criteria’s for realizing stunning performance has been low weight, low center of gravity and effective aerodynamics. Extensive use of carbon fiber (just like a formula 1 car) and lightweight metals has been the key to weight savings without sacrificing safety. With a dry weight of only 300 kg you will be sure to find acceleration, cornering capabilities and braking performance second to none.

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