AUTO - SALON - SINGEN / virtual tour - StumbleUpon. Untamed Velocity - Tour of the Barber Motorsports Museum, Birmingham, Alabama. Yes, this is the entrance to Barber Motorsports Park. Fortunately they don't discriminate against happy-go-lucky idiots who love riding motorcycles. The Professor and Chris demonstrate. The entrance road to Barber Motorsports Park. George Barber sure knows how to build 'em. Outside the Barber Museum; at first, it looks somewhat odd. Then very, very cool. The Barber Museum, or as Chris likes to believe, his winning Mega-Millions ticket house. Come on in, it's a museum. And to our left, vintage racers worth more than a house. When you have this many, you store them like matchbox cars.
The Vincent Black Shadow. Onboard the first true Hayabusa, aka the Black Shadow. Vintage military motorcycles, looking like they're fresh off the showroom floor. What, no tassles? Hey, George Barber stacks his bikes on a Christmas tree just like you do. BMW should make this TODAY. Professor Ted trying to look innocent after being asked twice by security to stop trying to start the F1 car. Ducati & Hailwood = Cool. - StumbleUpon. - StumbleUpon. Used Motorcycle Evaluation Guide. Behold: The Most Fabulously Ferocious Ferrari Ever | Autopia. Photo: Ferrari At some point, automakers will realize there is more to life than horsepower, gearheads will see that eyeball-flattening acceleration is overrated and … oh, who are we kidding?
There will always be cars like the fabulously ferocious Ferrari F12berlinetta and we will always love them. The new flagship Ferrari unveiled today is, the folks in Maranello say, the most powerful road car the company has ever built, producing more power than even the Lamborghini Aventador. The car, which replaces the 599 GTB Fiorano, makes its debut next month at the Geneva auto show. Ferraris are, in many ways, all about the engine and the F12berlinetta (that’s really the name, one word) delivers the goods.
Unrelenting is an apt description. Ferrari says all that oomph can propel the 3,362-pound gran turismo to 62 mph in an impressive 3.1 seconds. All this tech is packaged in an aluminum spaceframe chassis bodyshell designed by longtime Ferrari collaborator Scaglietti. UPDATED 1:30 p.m. Cars, Used Cars, New Cars for Sale,Car Configurator,New Cars,Used Cars. Rolls Royce Rolls-Royce is a high-end luxury car manufacturer based out of Goodwood, England, across from the famous Goodwood Circuit. The current iteration of the company is not the same Rolls-Royce that debuted in in 1904, which was sold off to BMW in 1998.
The new Rolls-Royces are partially made of BMW parts, although the majority of the cars are still unique, as the old models were. The Phantom four-door sedan has been the flagship of Rolls-Royce since BMW completed the takeover in 2003. The Phantom features BMW's V12 engine and a host of luxury options. One trademark of Rolls-Royce is the endless available customization options. Rolls-Royce later introduced the Phantom Coupe and Drophead Coupe, its two-door and convertible versions of the Phantom. - StumbleUpon. - StumbleUpon.