La Ferrari

Today at the 2013 Geneva Motor show, Ferrari has revealed the new La Ferrari. Never has a Ferrari been referred to as underpowered and this car is no exception, it is powered by a 6.3 liter V12 producing a whopping 963 horsepower with the aid of a powerful electric motor. With all this power it can accelerate to 60mph in less than 3 seconds, fast enough make your insides churn. Since this is one of those limited number Ferrari's, only 499 copies will be sold and word on the street is that every single one of them have been sold already before even hitting show room floors. The new design does not seem very appealing to me but there is no doubt that this car is spectacular and is a collectors car, after all it only costs $1.3 million, worth every cent to a collector.

McLaren P1 News

When you hear McLaren the F1 probably comes to mind, once the fastest road going car in the world. That was in the 90's when car technology was barely taking off. Now in 2013 the successor of the F1, the McLaren P1 is revealed and it is just astonishing how far the car has come. It is official since last week that the car will rock the same motor as the MP4-12C except with a lot more power, 903 total bhp to be exact which will propel this light car at ludicrous speeds!(from spaceballs movie) All this power does not come solely from a gas powered engine because believe it or not this car is a hybrid. The mid mounted twin turbo V8 will push out 727bhp and the electric motor will push out a respectable 176bhp. With its carbon fiber frame, carbon fiber body panels and its drag reduction system which is a technology used by formula 1 race cars, this car is bound to be a classic that will go down in the books like its predecessor the F1.

Introduction

Here you will be able to find the latest and most interesting news on cars. From classics to concepts, if it is worthy it will find its place in this blog with good info and specs. I am creating this blog because I have had a passion for cars ever since i can remember. I do not only see cars as machines but as pieces of art that people put great efforts into in order for them to perform the way they do and ultimately please the consumer.