The Ferrari FXX, which is the most powerful GT Ferrari has ever created, just received an “Evoluzione” package, which increases the 6.2 liter V12 engine’s power from 790 to 860 hp at 9500 rpm. The Ferrari FXX Evoluzione also has a 25% improved aerodynamic efficiency, being fitted with a new car parts rear diffuser, nolder and rear flaps and an active front spoiler control system. The FXX rides on special 19? Bridgestone tires which now last longer.
Really, not much can be said. Except that, once again, i have a proof that people with more money than brains should not buy expensive and beautiful cars. This guy, while speeding, somewhere in the Colmenarejo town, Spain, lost control of his Ferrari Testarossa and smashed it into a wall. Like I said, not much to say, just look at the photos..
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While surfing the web today, i cam across this design study, the Ferrari F250 Concept, designed by Idries Omar. Starting from all the rumors going around lately about a possible baby Ferrari, he designed this modern looking Ferrari, at the same time trying to keep the Italian legacy. Being a mid-engine rear wheel drive, Idries Omar was able to give the car parts a really aggressive stance. Originally, the car was meant to be an interpretation of the Ferrari Dino, but the designer named it Ferrari F250, from the legendary 250 GTO. As for the engine, the designer suggested 2.5L V6 engine (250) that runs on bio-fuel.
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The Nissan GT-R will sure be one popular performance car and here’s a tuning package for the GT-R, from Japanese tuner Garage Defend.
The package consists of a carbon-fibre bodykit with a new front spoiler with side-wings, a new grille and a huge rear wing plus black alloy wheels. Garage Defend also created a new sportier muffler and a 30 mm lowered suspension. On the interior, we have new red-colored bucket seats.
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a week before the all-new, 2009 Nissan Maxima makes its worldwide debut at the
New York Auto Show and Nissan has released a set of teaser images in an
attempt to grasp our attention. The pictures reveal only a few details
of the mid-size sedan including the headlights, alloy wheels and the
rear-end of the car. An interesting detail is the “4DSC – 4 Door Sports
Car” tag that appears on all pics and, as a sticker on the rear window.
Source: WindingRoad
