Cool pictures of dirty car window art. Dirty car windows for most of us is not a cool thing! However, instead of writing messages like ‘I wish my wife was this dirty’ on dirty car windows, how about these for cool creativeness! Via
Cool pictures of dirty car window art.
Glamorous vehicle for real blondes
Just look what this blonde just did with her Mitsubishi Lancer.
I would feel extremely uncomfortable just to get inside, even on the passenger seat .
Baboons thieves
See what can happen on the trip to the nature where baboon rule, You can be even robbed .
This is the top 10 most expensive cars
Ever wondered what the most expensive car is? This is the top 10 most expensive cars, all sold at auction, some of which are so rare they cause a media frenzy when they go up for sale. All the names should be familiar to you, they are of course the big ones!
10 - 1930 Bentley Speed Six - $5.1 million
During the 1920’s, Bentley was very successful at the Le Mans racing, winning first in 1924, and then again every year from 1927 to 1930. This 1930’s Speed six is the finest surviving winner and sold at Christie’s Le Man Classic in 2004.
9 - 1953 Ferrari 340/375 M Berlinetta Competizione - $5.8 million
This was not only a pure race care, this was the car that won the 1953 24 Hrs Le Man for Ferrari. It went under the hammer at a special auction at Ferrari’s Maranello factory.
8 - 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO - $6.2 million
One of the rarest cars ever made. Only 36 were made and not many have survived. This model was sold in 1991 in Las Vegas. It was the last known sale of a GTO anywhere in the world. If one came up for auction today, some claim one would fetch upwards of £20million.
7 - 1931 Bugatti Royale Berline de Voyager - $6.5 million
Bill Harrah sold this !931 Bugatti in Reno in 1986 at an evening auction just for classic Bugatti’s. It came from his 1400 car collection and is regarded by many as one of the finest ever made.
6 - Rolls-Royce 10hp Two-Seater - $7.25 million
London, late 2007, this Rolls Royce not only became the most expensive pre 1905 car ever sold, it also became the most expensive Rolls Royce ever sold.
5 - 1929 Mercedes-Benz 38/250 SSK - $7.4 million
One of only 33 ever made by Mercedes Benz. This SSK Sold in Suffolk, UK back in 2004, making it at the time the most expensive Mercedes in the world.
4 - 1937 Mercedes-Benz 540K Special Roadster - $8.2 million
3 years after the SSK sold, this fine example of a ‘37 540K Special was put up for auction by F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone. It set a new record for a Mercedes Benz by outselling the SSK by $800,000.
3 - 1962 Ferrari 330 TRI/LM Testa Rossa - $9.2 million
Another classic Ferrair to be sold at the 2007 Maranello factory auction (1953 Ferrari 340/375 M Berlinetta Competizione), this one however was the very last race car Ferrari used with a front mounted engine. It was driven in the 1962 24hrs Le Mans by Phil Hil and Oliver Glendebien.
2 - 1931 Bugatti Royale Kellner Coupe - $9.7 million
Being one of only 6 ever made, and featuring a 12.7 li engine (meant for an aircraft!) This Bugatti sold at a special Christie’s auction at the Royal Albert Hall in London 1987. In today’s markey it could well be worth double that figure.
1 - 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder - $10.9 million
The 1961 California Spyder is regarded as one of the most beautiful cars ever made. Of the 36 ever made. In 2008 this perfect model was put up for auction by former owner, Oscar winning actor, James Coburn. It was bought by British Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans for the staggering £10.9million to become the most expensive car ever.Via:hubpages
The most beautiful pictures: - 2009 Aerography Festival in Moscow
When someone has a cool car what he can do to make it even more cool is to paint something on it. That is a contest of such graffiti cars in Moscow a few days ago. This festival is held each year in Moscow and gathers lots of people. This year is the 5th edition. Some cars are really well painted but I would not drive them. Not very discreet.
Hammer cross country vehicle
I conceive these tracks that «Hammer» module verify locate wherever possible.
House on wheels
Here is everything you need for a comfortable life on the road. The truth is, I hardly imagine how such a thing is worth.
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Chicago 2009: Ford F-150 Harley Davidson-Edition returns for Round 14
Filed under: Chicago Auto Show, Trucks/Pickups, Ford
Since a redesigned Ford F-150 was introduced to the world last year, that must mean this year will bring another limited-run Harley-Davidson edition. As with other recent examples of the co-branded truck, the new 2010 F-150 Harley-Davidson Edition is largely an appearance package, but certainly a striking one. This is the 14th time that Ford has created a Harley edition pickup with the current series running back to 2000. Over the past decade, some 74,000 customers have opted for the bike-badged trucks. Aside from the unique Harley-Davidson visual elements, this model features most of the goodies you can find on the top-end Platinum edition F-150.
This latest edition brings the custom Harley design ethos, such as it is, to Ford's latest full-size truck. Starting at the front, yet another grille appearance shows up in the F-150 line with a six-bar billet-style setup. The body work can be ordered in either a deep maroon called Lava or the same Tuxedo Black available on the Lincoln MKS. The latter color features tiny glass balls in the paint that give it even more luster in the sunshine than a conventional metallic paint. Along the flanks, a red sweep adorns the rocker panels and chrome Harley badging stretches just below the top edge of the bed. There's more about the Harley F-150 after the jump.
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Red Bull gives you wings, slicks…heck, a whole new car at Jerez
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Click to view a high-resolution gallery of the new Red Bull RB5
It's been a month since the initial onslaught of new F1 car debuts, and Red Bull Racing is running in the back of the pack with the unveiling of its new contender. Called the RB5, the latest Red Bull was revealed at the Jerez circuit in Spain, where Sebastian Vettel, newly promoted from the Toro Rosso B-squad, drove a few test laps before a gearbox problem sidelined him for the rest of the day. He'll be joining Mark Weber, who limped without crutches to the debut, fresh out of surgery to remove a titanium rod from his leg following his bike injury in Tasmania.
Like its engine supplier Renault, Red Bull has signed a new partnership with French oil company Total, which will supply fuel and lubricants to both teams this season. You can check out images of the new RB5, designed under the same new regs as the rest of the field - meaning a smaller rear wing, a bigger front one, regenerative braking system and slick tires at each corner - in the gallery below. But don't expect to see any rear shots, as Red Bull was careful to keep the rear diffuser, which has been a source of controversy for the Toyota and Williams teams - hidden from sight pending the FIA's ruling on the design. With Honda's fate still undecided, only Toro Rosso and Force India have yet to reveal their cars as we approach the season opener in Melbourne late next month.
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Cat Scratch Fever: UK’s Tim Knowles uses Jaguar E-Type to make art
Filed under: Motorsports, Time Warp, Etc.
Click on the image above for high-res gallery of Tim Knowles' Jaguar E-Type art plotter
Art created by a car brings to mind painted tire tracks and Pollock-esque droplets in hues of 10W-30, ATF, and grime. Thinking past such direct markings, artist Tim Knowles has taken a fixed-head Jaguar E-Type and turned it into the fastest moving Etch-A-Sketch in existence. In the cargo area of the sporting coupe is a rig with an elastic mounted pen which slides on rails. Turn the vehicle in one direction, the pen goes the other way - it slides forward when braking and accelerating makes it slide rearward.
A similar system was dropped into a Volvo V70 and driven across the Alps to an art gallery, generating the drawing for exhibition along the way. Traversing mountains is all well and good, but this Jag goes racing! Brands Hatch and Monaco have created two works of art that fascinating in their combination of gestural and linear qualities. The drawings are both abstract and loose, while also being symmetrical and controlled. Hey, it's at least as cool as that stuff done by wildlife. Thanks for the tip, Alex!
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