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Showing posts with label last. Show all posts
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Bugatti transmission order means Veyron may last well into 2014
Bugatti transmission order means Veyron may last well into 2014 The transmission is used only in the Veyron and has been engineered to withstand a full 1,200 horsepower by Ricardo. With shift times of less than 150 milliseconds and both automatic and manual modes, theres no other transmission like it in the world. Of course, they dont come cheap. Toast one of these and Bugatti will kindly ask for $120,000 for a replacement, not including installation.
Bugatti transmission order means Veyron may last well into 2014
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Bugatti has reportedly extended its order for the unique seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox in the Veyron through 2014. Originally, the automaker had only maintained a contract for the transmissions through the end of 2013. Rumors have been swirling around the possibility of a new iteration of the Veyron in the works capable of dropping a 1.8-second 0-60 time. Its entirely possible the new transmission order could be used in that contraption, though Bugatti isnt saying one way or the other.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
The Last Plymouth Hemi Cuda Ever Made We Think
The muscle car was not only beautiful Plymouth Hemi Cuda True Blue Metallic, but also the best-selling car at Mecum Spring Classic car auction last week, believed to be the end of an era of muscle cars.
When this original 23,746 miles Plymouth was hammered last week sold for $ 550,000, was announced as the Plymouth Hemi Cuda past have done. This statement comes from the fact that this particular car is the largest known number of series 1971 426 Hemi equipped Plymouth Cuda in existence.
Hemi car was not exactly an easy business when expected sold in high dollar. The car had already made several unsuccessful trips around the auction block before the car found a new owner last weekend. According to Hemmings:
"The car has not been a sale at $ 370,000 Mecum Auction in St. auction Mecum, bid up to $ 525,000 in Kissimmee Mecum auction in 2009, dating back to 2007. Charles, in 2009, $ 375,000 in Monterey in 2010, $ 400,000 in Kissimmee, 2010;. and $ 380,000 in St. Charles in 2010. With a starting price of $ 599,000, the car was also spotted in the inventory of a dealer prior to its sale last month."
Even if it existed in the market for a Hemi Cuda and were a world of dreams, we might to think twice before paying the "last car built" hefty premium attached to this car. At least one bidder does not share our concerns, judging by the price paid $ 550,000 last week. Regardless of what the car sells for, we certainly do almost anything for a chance to spend an afternoon hooning this (or any other) Plymouth Hemi Cuda .
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| The last True Blue Metallic Plymouth Hemi Cuda has made I think ( Muscle Cars ) |
Hemi car was not exactly an easy business when expected sold in high dollar. The car had already made several unsuccessful trips around the auction block before the car found a new owner last weekend. According to Hemmings:
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| The last True Blue Metallic Plymouth Hemi Cuda (Engine View ) has made I think |
Even if it existed in the market for a Hemi Cuda and were a world of dreams, we might to think twice before paying the "last car built" hefty premium attached to this car. At least one bidder does not share our concerns, judging by the price paid $ 550,000 last week. Regardless of what the car sells for, we certainly do almost anything for a chance to spend an afternoon hooning this (or any other) Plymouth Hemi Cuda .
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