Monday, 16 June 2014

Can Football Stars Really Drive?

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The facts would suggest Not!. The number of incidents involving professional footballers behind the wheel would suggest that many of them leave their skills behind when they leave the stadium.


Many footballers have pranged exotic cars that cost well more than most people make in a year. Cristiano Ronaldo crashed a Ferrari 599 while under contract to Manchester United in 2009, and Wayne Rooney shunted his Aston Martin DB7 in 2007. Mario Balotelli remodelled an Audi R8 while playing in England and German ace Nicklas Bendtner pranged an Aston Martin DBS on the way to training in 2009.


Maybe it has something to do with the fact that these guys earn more in one match what most people take years to make.


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Football Stars and Their Cars: Balotelli

How much does a Football Star earn?  Enough to buy themselves whatever plaything that turns their fancy.


For Italian superstar Mario Balotelli, only a Ferrari would do. ‘Super Mario’ has been spotted scooting around Milan in a red Ferrari F12 Berlinetta - one of the fastest cars on sale today. The AC Milan striker also has a black Ferrari California convertible and black Maserati Granturismo, as well as a wild Bentley Continental Supersports finished in army camouflage colours.



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Football Stars and Their Cars: David Villa

Spanish striker David Villa can be found behind the wheel of a black Porsche 911 Turbo when he isn’t kicking goals for Athletico Madrid. The bearded wonder’s black coupe is one of the most well-rounded supercars on the market, with 412kW of grunt and a luxurious cabin capable of devouring long drives in comfort.


Here’s a look at his collection


1. Porsche 911



The first is the Porsche 911, we know that a lot of soccer players who have this car, one of them is David Beckham. We think this is a luxury car is the favorite car for the soccer player. The complete engine is 3.6 liter car capable Accelerate from rest to 100 km per hour in less than four seconds. This is one reason David Villa in choosing this car. The 911 also has a very luxurious appearance.


2. MINI Cooper S



There was also the Mini Cooper S which is one of the car collection of David Villa, the car is equipped with a 16-valve 1.6-liter four-banger producing 115 horsepower. In addition, this car is also very convenient when used. Villa chose the red color to the exterior of the Mini Cooper S that he had.


3. BMW M6



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Making a Porsche 911 Angrier

The RS Badge signifies more “oomph” for a car that is already a performance star in its most basic version.


 It’s been a while since we last heard about the crazier, “RS” moniker-sporting version of the already-crazy 991 GT3. But, if the picture above holds any credibility, then here’s the first look at the upcoming Porsche 911 991 GT3 RS.


In line with the spyshots of a prototype lurking around Stuttgart, the GT3 RS will differentiate itself from the standard GT3 with a large, fixed wing, wider body and air intakes on the front fender.


Powertrain figures are unknown, but do expect Porsche to cram more horses into the 475-hp 3.8-liter flat-six engine from the GT3, a power unit that has fallen under harsh criticism due to several reported cases of fire.


What do you think?  Does the world need an angrier Porsche 911?  Would you buy one (even if you could afford it?


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Sunday, 15 June 2014

Lord Aleem targeted in Arson Attacks

Sometimes, it just doesn’t pay to be rich. Maybe his rivals didn’t like him calling himself

Lord Aleem?


A millionaire teen is blaming jealous rivals after losing four of his supercars, worth more than £500,000, to two separate arson attacks in just one week.


Aleem Iqbal, 19, who runs a luxury car hire firm with his father, leased out a new £340,000 Lamborghini Aventador Roadster last Friday.
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Hours later it was set on fire outside a house in Luton, Bedfordshire, with the attack caught on CCTV.


The footage shows three hooded men pulling up to the house around 1am in a Mercedes 4×4, and dousing the Lamborghini in petrol.


Yesterday, three more of his luxury cars, worth £200,000, were destroyed in a second attack close to his Platinum Executive Travel firm in Yardley, Birmingham.


Two Audi R8 Spyder supercars and a Bentley Flying Spur were torched at around 12.20am – and the attack was again caught on CCTV.


The clip shows two people walking up to the three cars before they were apparently set alight


Aleem, who dubs himself ‘Lord Aleem’ on Twitter and Facebook, said: ‘I’m not really in a great state of mind at the moment – I’ve had half a million pounds worth of cars destroyed in the last few days.


‘I’m not sure if it’s an attack on my family, because they would have come directly after me or my family if that was the case.


‘However, I do believe it could be a vile act of jealously towards my business or it could just be mindless vandals on an arson spree.


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Monday, 9 June 2014

Lotus Releases New Limited Edition Exige LF1

At the MotorExpo Show at Canary Wharf in London, Lotus revealed its new Exige LF1, of which only 81 will be built.


The Exige has always blended the extreme and the sublime. In true Lotus fashion, it traces its origins back to motorsport, conceived from technology, developed in competition. With its highly tuned engine, dramatic styling, and hardcore handling – Lotus’ recipe for intense performance remains instantly recognisable.


With the Exige LF1 Limited Edition there is no mistaking its link to Formula 1. This summer 81 Lotus Exige S cars will receive a Lotus F1® Team inspired livery and interior trim to commemorate the number of grand prix victories held by the Lotus marque*.


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Delivering race-car thrills on the road and track, the critically acclaimed supercharged 3.5l V6 Exige S is well known for its focussed dynamic performance, now, with a striking bespoke black and gold paint scheme with red accents and gold 17” front and 18” rear cast alloy wheels, the Exige LF1 leaves no doubt as to its heritage or indeed to its intention!


The Exige LF1 is a car that begs to be driven; inside the meticulously designed black and gold interior ensures that the driver and passenger environment evokes the spirit of competition, the sporty details a continuity of the Formula 1®inspired scheme.


Exclusivity and performance are at the heart of the Exige LF1; each car will be individually numbered with its own limited edition carbon fibre build plate and loaded rich with extras such as the Exige Race Pack with Dynamic Performance Management system, two-piece high performance brake discs and high-performance Pirelli P-Zero Trofeo tyres. For those drivers wanting to optimise their Exige LF1 an optional Convenience Pack, heated seats and rear parking sensors are available.


Designed with Lotus fans firmly in mind, the Lotus Exige LF1 brings to life the iconic black and gold livery of the 1970s and 1980s. A blend of heritage and modernity, the Exige LF1 pays homage to the great Lotus Formula 1 cars of yesteryear yet incorporates the palette and sophistication of today’s E22.  Each of the 81 limited edition cars will sequentially celebrate a specific Grand Prix from car #1 commemorating Lotus’ first GP victory at Monaco in 1960 to car #81 marking Kimi Raikkonen’s win at Australia in 2013.


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