viernes, 5 de septiembre de 2008

Batman chooses Lamborghini

Ok mates, this post comes a little late, but it is definitely a good spot for Lamborghini , lol





Bruce Wayne riding the Murcielago




SANT'AGATA BOLOGNESE, Italy — Iron Man's impressive garage may include the stunning Audi R8, but that superhero may be one-upped by Batman, who drives the 640-horsepower Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 in the upcoming summer blockbuster The Dark Knight.

Anyone who has seen Iron Man, now playing in theaters, is undoubtedly thrilled by the trailer for The Dark Knight, which features a prominent reference to the Lamborghini.

Actor Michael Caine, playing Alfred the butler, in the Batman sequel, asks billionaire Bruce Wayne, "Will you be wanting the Batmobile, sir?" The Caped Crusader's alter ego replies: "No."

"The Lamborghini, then," Caine responds. "Much more subtle."

Lamborghini issued a statement about the Lambo's appearance in The Dark Knight late Tuesday. "The Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 is the natural choice for Bruce Wayne's other car," said Stephan Winkelmann, president and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini. "Lamborghini is proud to be associated with one of the greatest movie franchises in history, especially co-starring with the night-bound Batmobile."

P.S. = Murcielago in spanish, means actually ... "Bat"

martes, 2 de septiembre de 2008

Mazda Furai Concept - (Italian)



This concept recovers the chassis of the Courage C65 with which Mazda covered the series ALMS only two seasons ago, and the rotary engine of three rotors and 450 CV that distinguishes it from any other present vehicle on the tracks.



The Furai recaptures the language of design of the Nagare (a Japanese word that means " fluency ") and furthermore, it incorporates a concept based on the models of competition from the American Le Mans Series (ALMS).



Mazda Furai is staring at the future and at the environment, which in this case materializes in the use of ethanol (E100), produced by BP







In words of Franz von Holzhausen, the Director of Design of Mazda North America, " Mazda Furai blurs deliberately form the line that traditionally has separated the vehicles of street from the race track vehicles. Historically, a breach has always existed between the models of competition and the vehicles of series with high services - the so-called supercars-, which emulate in the real world the competition models. The Furai reduces this breach as no other vehicle has done it before. "

sábado, 23 de agosto de 2008

Maserati Gran turismo - Automotive TV Test (Italian)



This is an interesting test by InjectionTV in italian ...





Michael Schumacher Vs "Mortal" guy

Hello folks, these are two videos showing a race between a journalist and Michael Schumacher, which is meant to be a proof that Ferrari's F430 Scuderia are enjoyable to almost everyone, and that you don't need to be Raikkonen, Schumacher or Massa in order to "exploit" all it's capacities as a super car...



There's an interview with M. Schumacher on part 1, it is originally made in English, but with an italian traduction, i'll try to give you the best translation of it ...

Part 1



Quattroruote:
So, Michael, what's your role on the Ferrari F430 Scuderia's development?

M. Schumacher:
It was a project, where i was involved at very early stage, and this was just after i was leaving the F1, it is a street car of course, but it's meant to have an "extreme" sportive approach on Race tracks.
We've tested this car in Fiorano, but not only at Fiorano, but Nürburgring, and Ballocco... Which was great.

Part 2


In the end the Quattroruote magazine journalist, had an overall score of 1:31 mins. @ Fiorano, against the 1:28 mins. of M. Schumacher, proving that the F430 Scuderia it's enjoyable to almost everyone, even if you're not a seven times F1 world champion ;)

Fiat 500 Abarth Exhaust (Rumore)




Lamborghini Gallardo - Sexy Test/PhotoShoot By Octane TV






lunes, 28 de julio de 2008

How a Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 is made




Hello people, sorry if don't post anything frequently, just so many things to do, but i'll keep posting for sure...

This time i'm gonna show you how a Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 is made, i've taken these vids from this italian magazine http:www.quattroruote.it btw, these videos are splitted in four parts, the only thing that maybe it's just not so cool, for you non italian speaking people, it's the fact that these videos are in italian, but anyway, you can see the images as well, and i can assure you; they're interesting as hell ;)...

This is a new version of the Gallardo, an improved one, less weight, more power, it reminds me the Reventon a little :)



Part I

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560/4 - How a Lamborghini is made I


Part II

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560/4 - How a Lamborghini is made II


Part III

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560/4 - How a Lamborghini is made III


Part IV

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560/4 - How a Lamborghini is made IV



I'll post some promo vid of this car as well, that's it for now, cya soon...