Cars are more than means of transports. The speed, luxury, and high technology are one of the top features that bring distinction among cars. Moreover, the technology has advanced so much that it has became easy to drive. There are companies like Ferrari, McLaren, and Bugatti that are producing cars, which are affordable by less than 1% of the total population.
Here is the list of the ten most expensive cars that have hit the market this year:
1. Bugatti Veyron Sports Car
The most expensive, yet the fastest car of the world is famous for everything it possess. Made by a renowned Italian company Bugatti, this car can reach 0-60 mph in just 2.5 seconds. The highest speed it can reach is 267mph. Only one or two cars in the world are compatible to compete with Veyron in speed. The price of this car is $2.4 million.
2. Aston Martin one-77
This car is popular for its shape, looks, and speed. The body of this car is made by handcrafted aluminum. This year the company is expected to produce only 77 cars of this model. The maximum speed it can attain is 220mph. The price of Aston Martin is $1.85 million.
3. Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster
Zonda looks more like F-1 car vehicles and is suitable for limited roads. The low centre of gravity gives this car ability to attain high speed with greater stability. This Italian car has handmade super twin engine. It is available in contrasting colors of white and black. It can attain speed of 60 miles in less than 3.4 seconds. The price of Zonda Cinque Roadster is $1.85 million.
4. Lamborghini Reventon
The most powerful and sharp exterior car is extremely beautiful in its shape and design. It gives looks of an armored vehicle. The top speed of Lamborghini is 211mph. The price of Reventon is $1.6 million.
5. Maybach Landaulet
Landaulet is one of the most expensive Sedan present in the market. It is long, stylish, and beautiful. With heavy metallic body, Landaulet is specially designed for CEOs and executives. Maybach have not compromised on speed. It can reach 0-60 miles in only 5.2 seconds. The price of this vehicle is $1.38 million.
6. Zenvo ST1
This sports car is unique in its shape and design and is fast. It can reach sixty miles speed in just 2.9 seconds. The highest speed Zenvo can attain is 233mph. The MRSP of Zenvo is $1.23 million.
7. Hennessey Venom GT Spyder
A compatible car yet high-speed vehicle is has outclassed all others for its amazing looks. Venom comes with metal top convertible. This two-seater can reach 0-60 miles in just 2.5 seconds. The price of GT Spyder is $1.1 million.
8. McLaren F1
McLaren owned the crown of the fastest car back in 1994. Although this car is not the fastest, but it belongs to the same family. It can attain 0-60 miles in just 3.2 seconds. The price of McLaren is $0.97 million.
9. Ferrari Enzo
Ferrari Enzo has a top speed of 217 mph. Only 400 cars of this model have been produced. This price of Ferrari is $0.67 million.
10. Pagani Zoda C12
Pagani Zoda C12 can reach the highest speed of 215 mph. It is available in metal top convertible. The price of this Pagani is $0.67 million.
Author Bio:
Sarah Cornell is an auto enthusiast who is familiar for writing regarding latest technology in automotive industry. She, by profession, is a car transportation expert and works for an American car shipping company.
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Thursday, January 17, 2013
Friday, April 13, 2012
Lamborghini could launch an SUV in 2017
Lamborghini could launch an SUV in 2017, CEO Stephan Winkelmann told a German newspaper.
The Italian supercar brand will unveil a concept for the vehicle at the Beijing motor show on April 23 to test public reaction, according to a report in the German business daily Handelsblatt on Thursday.
Winkelmann wants the SUV as a third model line along with the Gallardo and Aventador super cars to help make the brand profitable. China is a key market for high-margin luxury SUVs.
"We definitely need a third line in the mid and long term," Winkelmann told the paper. "An SUV would be the first Lamborghini for everyday use, not just for the race track or weekends. We would have the opportunity to win new customers."
Lamborghini has been losing money since 2009 and is under pressure from parent Volkswagen Group to become profitable, the newspaper report said.
Winkelmann told the paper that he hopes that VW will decide this year whether to allow the brand to build an SUV. "It usually takes 48 months until an all-new vehicle arrives at dealers, so the new Lamborghini would not be available to buy before 2017."
The paper quoted company sources as saying the decision is certain to be positive.
If the car is approved for production, Lamborghini would join VW stablemate Bentley in diversifying into the growing super-luxury SUV market.
Both brands will be able to call on a new version of the VW Group platform that currently underpins the Audi Q7, VW Touareg and Porsche Cayenne.
Bentley is planning to launch within three years an SUV based on the EXP 9 F SUV concept shown at the Geneva motor show in March. Next year, Fiat's Maserati brand will launch sales of a production version of the Kubang concept unveiled at the 2011 Frankfurt auto show.
Lamborghini is expected to use its own engines for its SUV, most likely a revamped version of the Gallardo's V10 gasoline unit.
Last year, Lamborghini sold 1,602 cars globally, an increase of 23 percent on the previous year. China is the brand's second-biggest market after the United States. The U.K. is next, followed by Germany and Italy.
By: Nick Gibbs
The Italian supercar brand will unveil a concept for the vehicle at the Beijing motor show on April 23 to test public reaction, according to a report in the German business daily Handelsblatt on Thursday.
Winkelmann wants the SUV as a third model line along with the Gallardo and Aventador super cars to help make the brand profitable. China is a key market for high-margin luxury SUVs.
"We definitely need a third line in the mid and long term," Winkelmann told the paper. "An SUV would be the first Lamborghini for everyday use, not just for the race track or weekends. We would have the opportunity to win new customers."
Lamborghini has been losing money since 2009 and is under pressure from parent Volkswagen Group to become profitable, the newspaper report said.
Winkelmann told the paper that he hopes that VW will decide this year whether to allow the brand to build an SUV. "It usually takes 48 months until an all-new vehicle arrives at dealers, so the new Lamborghini would not be available to buy before 2017."
The paper quoted company sources as saying the decision is certain to be positive.
If the car is approved for production, Lamborghini would join VW stablemate Bentley in diversifying into the growing super-luxury SUV market.
Both brands will be able to call on a new version of the VW Group platform that currently underpins the Audi Q7, VW Touareg and Porsche Cayenne.
Bentley is planning to launch within three years an SUV based on the EXP 9 F SUV concept shown at the Geneva motor show in March. Next year, Fiat's Maserati brand will launch sales of a production version of the Kubang concept unveiled at the 2011 Frankfurt auto show.
Lamborghini is expected to use its own engines for its SUV, most likely a revamped version of the Gallardo's V10 gasoline unit.
Last year, Lamborghini sold 1,602 cars globally, an increase of 23 percent on the previous year. China is the brand's second-biggest market after the United States. The U.K. is next, followed by Germany and Italy.
By: Nick Gibbs
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