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Celebrating the LFA’s hat-trick of class wins at Nürburgring 24 Hours race, Lexus is introducing a limited edition of the already highly exclusive LFA. The LFA Nürburgring Package is a $450,000 godzilla fighter with a 562 hp 4.8L V10 under the hood. It has a top speed of 202mph, a 0-60 in 3.7 seconds, and a production number limited to only 50. Check out the smokin’ hot gallery after the jump.
The Creditor Carbon Fiber Money Clip Knife by John Kubasek is exactly what it sounds like, and is as sharp as it looks. The level of ingenuity behind its size and disguise is matched only by its sex appeal, deriving from the use of carbon fiber.
The blade is a laminate of real carbon fiber and D2 tool steel, with a Rockwell harness of 59-60. The handle is made out of 6AL4V titanium with a small piece of carbon fiber in the corner, while the clip is black stainless steel. The use of carbon fiber and titanium make this weigh just 40 grams or less than 2 ounces.
We followed it through the development stage, and now we would like to introduce you to the finished Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. With a 700 hp V12 of 479 lb feet of torque and a 0-60 in under 3 seconds to top out at 217 mph, the $350,000 Murciélago successor is more than bullworthy.
With the debut of the BMW Vision ConnectedDrive Concept at the Geneva Auto Show in March, BMW is aiming at developing an advanced social network on one slick set of wheels.
The exterior boasts a design between a stealth fighter plane with its sharp angles and a classic roadster accompanied by a long bonnet and shortened windshield.
The roadster’s interior is accented in fibre optic lighting in what can only be described as an optical symphony. A three-dimensional Heads-Up Display fuses virtual content with the road for the driver that delivers up to the second data from environmental conditions, locations, and even mood.
They say the pen is mightier than the sword, but in the case of S.T. DuPont the pen, sword, and a lighter are mightier than my annual pay check.
The S.T. DuPont limited edition fountain pen, lighter, and samurai sword cost a whopping $66,000 for the set and is a tribute to samurai of feudal Japan. In addition to the pen and lighter, the Samurai Prestige set includes a katana letter opener. This is the perfect gift for the man that has everything, and of course, a few rich friends.
Breitling is known for producing high quality Swiss made watches that are relatively affordable when compared with other high-end Swiss watches. The one complaint I’ve had is their busy dials and that is not the case with Breitling’s new Transocean watch line.
The Breitling Transocean takes its design cues from vintage watches from the 1950’s and 1960’s with a domed crystal and round pushers. The first thing you’ll notice is the lack of a rotating bezel, which is found on a majority of Breitling watches. The watch face is relatively clutter free with the exception of a tachymeter on the outer part of the dial. The watch face consists of three recessed sub-dials for the chronograph seconds, minutes and hours and baton-style hour markers. Lume is placed on small dots behind the hour markers and in strips on the hour and minute hands. The dial and the back are covered with sapphire crystal.
Normally I wouldn’t write about Harley Davidson motorcycles, unless I’m making fun of them or Marisa Miller is involved, but I’ll make an exception this time. “The One” is a custom bike built by Fat Attack Custom Bikes, based in Switzerland, built on a Harley Davidson chassis.
“The One” is one sexy machine with low to the ground stance, a massive rear tire and a very unique exhaust system, which I’m sure is going to be extremely loud. It will get you noticed for sure, as you’re sipping on a Latte at your local Starbucks.
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