This video was released by the Dubai Police on its official Youtube channel, showing off its fleet of extravagant luxury and supercars. The Dubai Police force do not patrol in any ol’ jalopy, no siree. They cruise around in a Bugatti Veyron, a Ferrari FF, a McLaren 12C, a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, a BMW M6, a Brabus G-Wagon, a Nissan GT-R, a Bentley Continental GT and an Audi R8. It’s almost worth it to join the force just to be able to drive one of these babies.
Land Rover enthusiast, MAC, bids farewell to the last of the Defender’s and hello to the new DC100.
It’s no surprise that Indonesia has managed to narrow the gap between its car production with that of Thailand’s, and it is set to take over as the region’s automotive hub within a decade. Last year, Indonesia produced 1.3 million vehicles, a 7% increase, while Thailand’s production shrank by 23% to 1.88 million; Indonesia’s output was 69% that of Thailand’s, which just a year earlier was 43%.
Elon Musk unveiled the Tesla Model S P85D late last year in front of an exclusive audience of existing Tesla owners, and it already has Tesla fans all fired up, and perhaps those at Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini a bit impressed and those at Mercedes and Audi slightly green.
Hot on the heels of the end of the internationally famous Scottsdale annual auction, where the world’s uber rich fought it out to own some of the world’s hottest classic cars, comes a sobering announcement from the Automobile Association (AA) of Britain.
Buffet and Soros have entered the ‘car’ race. Automologist, LILY, thinks that they must be on to something. Warren Buffet and George Soros are public figures that are known especially in the field of investments.