New coupés and cabrios

[Mike Harte]

Originally Posted by FIRE

True, but the design looks like a pony car.

But I wouldn't kick it out of my garage, though.

[FIRE]

Originally Posted by Mike Harte

But I wouldn't kick it out of my garage, though.

You kick out Mustang/Camaro/Challenger?

[broadrun96]

Originally Posted by Mike Harte

But I wouldn't kick it out of my garage, though.

The wheels are TRULY TERRIBLE and would immediately send it out of the garage. Oh wait, I don't have one

[NaBUru38]

I love those wheels. Probably not on a Mustang or Camaro.

[Gerard C]

Originally Posted by Mike Harte

Only 110 being built at a cost of at least a million quid each is not what you would call a car for the masses.

Not enough produced for the mass of billionaires in the world (c 2600). As to the wheels they require a good level of skill when parking along the pavement. But wait, you must leave your car to a professional's hands to do this! Unless you're Mr Bean!

[NaBUru38]

Mercedes-AMG GT

4.73 m long

4.0L V8 470-570 hp gasoline engines

9-speed automatic transmission
Four-wheel drive

1970 kg

[NaBUru38]

Ford Mustang GTD

5.2L V8 800 hp gasoline engine

8-speed automatic transmission

Road legal

[NaBUru38]

Bentley Blower Junior

3.70 m long

20 hp electric engine

45 mph maximum speed

[joeb]

Originally Posted by NaBUru38

Bentley Blower Junior

3.70 m long

20 hp electric engine

45 mph maximum speed

This can't be road legal though, right?

[FIRE]

Originally Posted by NaBUru38

Mercedes-AMG GT

4.73 m long

4.0L V8 470-570 hp gasoline engines

9-speed automatic transmission
Four-wheel drive

1970 kg

Designed by Porsche?
Nice car. Looking forward to he racing version.

[FIRE]

Originally Posted by NaBUru38

Bentley Blower Junior

3.70 m long

20 hp electric engine

45 mph maximum speed

[Gerard C]

That's why a Blower never won Le Mans. Too big, too heavy, too slow…

[broadrun96]

Originally Posted by FIRE

Designed by Porsche?

Nice car. Looking forward to he racing version.

Only partially, maybe the fax got jumbled and they only got the back half of the plans and figured well guess we'll try that

Will make for an interesting GT car for sure

[broadrun96]

Originally Posted by Gerard C

That's why a Blower never won Le Mans. Too big, too heavy, too slow…

Well they fixed some of that, the new one is 85% scale model.

[FIRE]

Originally Posted by broadrun96

Well they fixed some of that, the new one is 85% scale model.

Batteries are heavy.

[crmalcolm]

Originally Posted by joeb

This can't be road legal though, right?

Based in Bicester, Oxfordshire, TLCC has also previously collaborations with Bugatti, Aston Martin and Ferrari to produce scaled-down, battery-powered replicas of some of the world’s most iconic cars. And for its latest EV, the company has a trick up its sleeve – because, for the first time, the Bentley Blower Jnr is street legal in the US, UK and Europe.

[Gerard C]

Cant understand Ferrari attitude in this matter. In one hand they're chasing any replica or kit and destroy all they can find right away, while their dept Classiche is using the same tools as the best archeologists of the world to date a single piece of frame before authentifying the said part or the complete car. At cost. And now they give permission to produce a stupid scaled-down thingy! Do they need money at this point? Serious! Far beyond my understanding. And they want us to call this mess "iconic". Tell me about La Cicciolina.