With mega sports and luxury car designer and manufacturing ventures like BMW and Ferrari also entering the bike design and manufacturing market and coming out now and then with their latest in technology and design sports bike concepts, a race to achieve and make the best concept for a sports bike so far has commenced amongst these major companies.
The fastest Lamborghini is now for sale and is limited edition. In their collaboration with Christian Audigier, the internationally known designer, edo competition has shattered all the road barriers in creating the fastest Lamborghini to roar on this planet. The edo LP 710 is custom made from by first completely disassembling a Lamborghini Mucielago and then modifying the engine, tyres, interiors, aerodynamics and exhaust system at edo competition within a three months time.
Ferrari 612 GTO concept design by German designer Sasha Selipanov of Ferrari Scaglietti 612. Selipanov has not mentioned what might be done on Ferrari Scaglietti 612 5.7- liter V12 engine or indeed any other mechanical details, so its up to you to speculate but 600bhp engine is surely be the minimum requirement for Ferrari 612 GTO. And if any possibility exits for future ultimate machine Ferrari 612 GTO we have to wait for at least decade time to see one on road or in motor show.
Bicycles are best Eco-friendly mode of transport. In future we have to use these bicycles to meet the need of people in growing population. So here are some concepts of FUTURE BICYCLES.
What happened when a Ferrari on fire, hard to identify a burnout Ferrari.
sQuba is a Rinspeed concept car debuted at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show, built around the Lotus Elise is the world’s first car that can be driven both on land and underwater.
This ‘Rally Fighter’ was customized and designed by Local Motors. You won’t find this creative design car in any showroom or on any dealers.
Maybach Exelero $8,00,000. The Maybach Exelero is a high-performance sports car designed and built by German luxury car manufacturer Maybach. It was presented in May 2005 in Berlin, Germany.
