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The Fastest Car on the Street: GT9-R
The tuners at 9ff have taken a Porsche 911 and created the GT9-R. With its 1120 horsepower, you can accelerate up to a phenomenal 257 miles per hour! That beats Bugatti’s famous Veyron. They are also producing 750 and 987 horsepower versions for those who don’t care for the highest speeds. So far, it’s only street legal in Europe. Only 20 of them will be made, so if fast and furious is your thing, act now.
Via: Luxury Insider
Dec 28, 2009 7:39 PM
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The fastest man in the world has earned a most fitting recognition not in the guise of a medal or award, but of a watch: the King Power Usain Bolt.
The world's fastest roadster, the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, was revealed at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year.
Ferrari has created the world’s fastest limousine in the world, hands down with top speed at 166 mph, recently, shown before Christmas in London taking up two parking spaces. This Ferrari 360 Modena showcased in red, caught the attention of many shoppers in the Knightsbridge vicinity, with enough ...
The year was 1969, and one of the last great problems in watchmaking lay unsolved: how to make an automatic chronograph. Zenith changed watchmaking forever when they introduced the watch aptly known as “El Primero” (the first), the first self-winding chronograph watch with a full-sized rotor.
This year at the Geneva Motor Show, currently underway, Bugatti presented its newest sports-car, the Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport, an open-top and faster version-1,200 HP- of the popular Veyron 16.4 Super Sport. It is the fastest roadster ever.
Jack Forster's review of the Mikrogirder 2000, The World Fastest Chronograph Prototype from Tag Heuer
Tuesday night in Los Angeles, NIKE athlete and gold medalist, Jason Richardson, held a private dinner with friends at the Waterloo and City restaurant to celebrate his 2012 Olympic Bid.
Zenith changed watchmaking forever when they introduced the watch aptly known as the "El Primero" (the first) which was the first self-winding chronograph watch with a full-sized rotor for the automatic winding system.
Car aficionados get yourself down to Regent Street today, for your chance to get up close and personal with over 300 iconic cars.
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