Cool Sports Cars

KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP/Getty Images Toyoda Gosei Co Ltd's personal mobility concept airbag car "Flesby" is displayed at the 44th Tokyo Motor Show in Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 28, 2015. REUTERS/Yuya Shino Toyota Motor Corp.'s C-HR Concept sport-utility vehicle (SUV Resplendent in gold and with only 2,576 miles (4,145 km) on it, the sports car was described as “the finest unrestored 1969 Corvette L88 coupe which can be acquired, and quite likely the lowest mileage L88 Corvette in existence.” Duff says that one of Smart toys are huge this holiday season, and this smart car racing toy is an awesome hard to coordinate all of the PTA meetings, sports practices, after-school activities, and family obligations. This cool connected speaker makes communicating with What has McLaren F1 designer Gordon Murray been up to these days? A couple cool things, like designing new TVRs and developing tech to make city cars better. Also, this sports car concept from Yamaha, which I really want to happen. Meet the Yamaha Sports But MayweathVeyron Grand Sport Vitesseer has retired from his boxing career recently and he is currently using his money to buy hot rides. The newest car to end up in his impressive collection is this particular Bugatti , made in 2015, for which he had to “They were side-by-side, with maybe even Nico having a tiny advantage on the outside. It was hard racing. Do I want to see cars touching? No, I don’t want to see that. “How many pages of rules do we need to come up with to cover every situatio .

and the high-tech sports cars Okuyama now designs for his own brand sit firmly in trophy car territory. A bespoke model he plans to unveil at the Tokyo show clocks in at a cool US$1.3 million (RM5.6 million). — Reuters It’s not over the top fancy, but it certainly looks cool. Looking like a little sports car sculpture, Porsche takes great pride in the key’s design and has a multitude of functions including dropping the top if you have a cabriolet model. The key can Just about as cool as concept cars come Toyota’s other exciting introduction was an S-FR sports car, which while a concept, is looking very likely to make production. The Sports Series cars also lack the overt active aerodynamic elements of crease lines on the bonnet that aid airflow over the doors and side air intakes that help cool the engine. Every McLaren road car since the F1 has had dihedral doors. .