Concept Car Review

Selasa, 08 Februari 2011

Mercedes-Benz Maybach

Mercedes-Benz Maybach

With a V-12, twin-turbo engine mated to a five-speed automatic transmission, the Mercedes-Benz Maybach (of which Mukesh Ambani is India’s first proud owner) can run at a top speed of 250 km/hour. And the interiors of this Rs. 5.5 crore car can be hand picked by you. The Maybach comes in two variations - the 57 and 62 (the 62 comes fitted with CD changers in rear seats, TV tuners and DVD players in front and rear seats) - and can be customized to your specifications in approximately two million different ways. We're loving this!

Rolls Royce Phantom

The Phantom - also a favourite luxury car of the Bollywood set - is extraordinary when it comes to the engineering and design. It generates a power output of 453 bhp and a top speed of 240 km/h. The Phantom comes fitted with a 15 speaker (two are bass speakers) surround sound system – you can throw your own party in the car. And if that’s not enough, the 12-inch screen and 6 DVD changer is a switch away! And at 19 feet, this Rs. 3.5 crore car is the king of the road.

The Bentley Arnage

Made by luxury car manufacturer Bentley, the Arnage is designed to look like a vintage car. With a top speed of 250 km/h, the Bentley Arnage is powered by a 400 bhp, 6.7-litre V-8 turbocharged engine. One of the most exclusive luxury cars available in India, the Bentley Arnage is available as a rear-wheel-drive model. The Rs. 2.25 crore car also comes with plush leather interiors and wool carpeting.

Andrei Avarvarii Luxurious Lamborghini Concept Car

Andrei Avarvarii Luxurious Lamborghini Concept Car

Wow, talk about a dream job, right? Working on his Master’s degree at Milan’s one and only Scuola Politecnica di Design, student Andrei Avarvarii has just unveiled his new luxury Lamborghini concept car.

Under the supervision of design head from Lamborghini, Filippo Perini, Avarvarii shows off his design skills this concept that features “4 asynchronous motors that divide power 70% to the rear and 30% to the front axle.”

Can you even imagine how a ride like that would perform? Yeah, now you see why we’re salivating!