Showing posts with label Sports Car Concept. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports Car Concept. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 February 2010

Toyota Volta Cars

Toyota Volta Cars Toyota Volta Cars

Toyota Concept Cars

Toyota Concept CarsToyota Concept Cars

Cars Wallpaper

Cars WallpaperCars Wallpaper

Sport Cars Wallpaper

Sport Cars WallpaperSport Cars Wallpaper

Fast Furious Wallpaper Cars

Fast Furious Wallpaper CarsFast Furious Wallpaper Cars

Sport Cars Wallpaper

Sport Cars WallpaperSport Cars Wallpaper

Sport Cars Wallpaper

Sport Cars WallpaperSport Cars Wallpaper

Mazda Cars

Mazda CarsMazda Cars

Cars Wallpaper

Cars WallpaperCars Wallpaper

Saleen Sport Cars

Saleen Sport CarsSaleen Sport Cars

Saturday, 30 January 2010

2010 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4

2010 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-42010 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4

Land Rover Cars

Land Rover Cars Land Rover Cars

Introducing The MP4-25

Introducing The MP4-25Introducing The MP4-25
The Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team today revealed its brand new MP4-25 chassis - the car in which reigning world champion Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton will contest the 2010 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.

Unveiled at Vodafone UK's stunning headquarters in Newbury, the 2010 car looks noticeably different from last year's race-winning MP4-24. MP4-25 features a radical aerodynamic overhaul and a significantly larger fuel tank to take full advantage of this year's new regulations, and its design team is confident it has explored every possible avenue to maximise the car's performance.

Horsepower once again comes from our friends in Stuttgart. Mercedes-Benz's FO 108X V8 subtly improves upon an engine which has become the benchmark in Formula 1, winning the last two drivers' world championships.

2010 Ferrari F10

2010 Ferrari F10

Ferrari has introduced their new Formula 1 car, the F10. More teams are expected to unveil their cars in the near future. The Ferrari team drivers of this new F1 car are Felipe Massa and the two-time World Champion Fernando Alonso, who will be replacing Kimi Raikonen.

The new Scuderia Ferrari's single-seater already broke its first record: the connections to the www.ferrari.com website.

More than three million users were connected to watch the presentation, which let the website freeze for a couple of seconds in several moments.

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