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Arguably the most menacing and flamboyant muscle cars ever built arose from a partnership between Baldwin Chevrolet and a speed shop call Motion Performance. Joel Rose, who created Motion Performance, was a consistent AHRA and NHRA Modified Production national record holder. These Baldwin-Motion cars were built only to customer order. When the most extreme Phase III Level of modification was ordered, the new owner was given a written money-back quarter-mile performance warranty.

Surviving Baldwin-Motion Phase III cars are exceedingly rare. This 1969 Chevelle was ordered together with a Phase III Camaro by Roberto Schneider, son-in-law of the Governor of Chihuahua, Mexico, in November of 1968. Heavily optioned with both performance upgrades and regular production options, the price was ,000. After completion and delivery, both cars were held in storage in New York while Governor Oscar Flores Sanchez formerly petitioned the President of Mexico, Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, to secure permits for entry of both cars into Mexico.
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This 2006 Bugatti Veyron had recent service in June 2010 which brings this vehicle up to 100% factory specifications.

Engine:
8.0L W1 6 DIR DOHC 64V Turbo

Transmission:
7 Spd DSG

Mileage:
2,800

Drivetrain:
All Wheel Drive

Exterior Color:
Black/Bugatti Light Blue

Interior Color:
Magnolia

Warranty:
As-Is

Inquiries & pricing contact:
Privé Boutique Manager, Jason Torres 415 725-0123

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Arguably the most menacing and flamboyant muscle cars ever built arose from a partnership between Baldwin Chevrolet and a speed shop call Motion Performance. Joel Rose, who created Motion Performance, was a consistent AHRA and NHRA Modified Production national record holder. These Baldwin-Motion cars were built only to customer order. When the most extreme Phase III Level of modification was ordered, the new owner was given a written money-back quarter-mile performance warranty.

Surviving Baldwin-Motion Phase III cars are exceedingly rare. This 1969 Chevelle was ordered together with a Phase III Camaro by Roberto Schneider, son-in-law of the Governor of Chihuahua, Mexico, in November of 1968. Heavily optioned with both performance upgrades and regular production options, the price was ,000. After completion and delivery, both cars were held in storage in New York while Governor Oscar Flores Sanchez formerly petitioned the President of Mexico, Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, to secure permits for entry of both cars into Mexico.
Concept Carz

Winner of the World Auto Design Contest 2009, the Italian competition Domus Academy which awards the most innovative in the automotive scene, the Audi Shark promises to be one of the most exciting cars of the future .

The designer Karim Doku inspired by motorcycles and airplanes to create a 3D model of a futuristic car that has no wheels and is capable of flying. Reinterpretation of the language Audi born a vehicle that lives up to its name. Their sharp edges, its structure, the matte finish and very gray make it resemble a shark, and Audi Shark aspires to be so on the road.

In subsequent appendages that look like a tail and looks that complement the environment while ensuring speed and stability, has other interesting features. Recalling his inspirations, the door not only differs from a plane that wraps itself around the cockpit and the two places where this unusual sports car put passengers in a very comfortable position.

It features underwater allied himself with a modern aesthetic where either the headlights or the rear, are composed of LED units mounted on plastic tubes. The end result is plain: a conceptual vehicle similar to a flying submarine.

In the vision of its creator would be a means of transporting high-power and advanced technology, able to overcome the limitations of ordinary cars, offering passengers "strong feelings and high security."

This is a great example of futurism is not far from reality, which may one day reduce the risk of road accidents while providing a unique feeling of flying.

AUTO SHOW

Filed under: Concept Cars, Detroit Auto Show, Crossover, Ford

A source within Ford Motor Company has reportedly revealed that a near-production crossover concept will be heading to the 2011 Detroit Auto Show. When this concept vehicle takes its production shape, it will serve as the replacement for the venerable Ford Escape and Kuga crossovers.

Based off of the 2012 Focus‘ platform, the new Escape/Kuga is expected to go into production in the second half of 2012 and be sold as a 2013 model in the United States. At this time, it is unclear as to whether or not Ford will keep both the Escape and Kuga names in the vehicles’ respective markets. The automaker’s “One Ford” global product strategy would call for a single name for vehicles sold in different regions, and the Blue Oval team will surely face a similar problem with the redesigned Fusion and Mondeo sedans in the near term.

We’ll have the full scoop direct from the Cobo Hall in January, so stay tuned.

[Source: AutoWeek]

Report: Ford to introduce Escape/Kuga concept in Detroit originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 08 Dec 2010 11:27:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Winner of the World Auto Design Contest 2009, the Italian competition Domus Academy which awards the most innovative in the automotive scene, the Audi Shark promises to be one of the most exciting cars of the future .

The designer Karim Doku inspired by motorcycles and airplanes to create a 3D model of a futuristic car that has no wheels and is capable of flying. Reinterpretation of the language Audi born a vehicle that lives up to its name. Their sharp edges, its structure, the matte finish and very gray make it resemble a shark, and Audi Shark aspires to be so on the road.

In subsequent appendages that look like a tail and looks that complement the environment while ensuring speed and stability, has other interesting features. Recalling his inspirations, the door not only differs from a plane that wraps itself around the cockpit and the two places where this unusual sports car put passengers in a very comfortable position.

It features underwater allied himself with a modern aesthetic where either the headlights or the rear, are composed of LED units mounted on plastic tubes. The end result is plain: a conceptual vehicle similar to a flying submarine.

In the vision of its creator would be a means of transporting high-power and advanced technology, able to overcome the limitations of ordinary cars, offering passengers "strong feelings and high security."

This is a great example of futurism is not far from reality, which may one day reduce the risk of road accidents while providing a unique feeling of flying.

AUTO SHOW

Arguably the most menacing and flamboyant muscle cars ever built arose from a partnership between Baldwin Chevrolet and a speed shop call Motion Performance. Joel Rose, who created Motion Performance, was a consistent AHRA and NHRA Modified Production national record holder. These Baldwin-Motion cars were built only to customer order. When the most extreme Phase III Level of modification was ordered, the new owner was given a written money-back quarter-mile performance warranty.

Surviving Baldwin-Motion Phase III cars are exceedingly rare. This 1969 Chevelle was ordered together with a Phase III Camaro by Roberto Schneider, son-in-law of the Governor of Chihuahua, Mexico, in November of 1968. Heavily optioned with both performance upgrades and regular production options, the price was ,000. After completion and delivery, both cars were held in storage in New York while Governor Oscar Flores Sanchez formerly petitioned the President of Mexico, Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, to secure permits for entry of both cars into Mexico.
Concept Carz

Filed under: Concept Cars, Detroit Auto Show, Crossover, Ford

A source within Ford Motor Company has reportedly revealed that a near-production crossover concept will be heading to the 2011 Detroit Auto Show. When this concept vehicle takes its production shape, it will serve as the replacement for the venerable Ford Escape and Kuga crossovers.

Based off of the 2012 Focus‘ platform, the new Escape/Kuga is expected to go into production in the second half of 2012 and be sold as a 2013 model in the United States. At this time, it is unclear as to whether or not Ford will keep both the Escape and Kuga names in the vehicles’ respective markets. The automaker’s “One Ford” global product strategy would call for a single name for vehicles sold in different regions, and the Blue Oval team will surely face a similar problem with the redesigned Fusion and Mondeo sedans in the near term.

We’ll have the full scoop direct from the Cobo Hall in January, so stay tuned.

[Source: AutoWeek]

Report: Ford to introduce Escape/Kuga concept in Detroit originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 08 Dec 2010 11:27:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Autoblog

Winner of the World Auto Design Contest 2009, the Italian competition Domus Academy which awards the most innovative in the automotive scene, the Audi Shark promises to be one of the most exciting cars of the future .

The designer Karim Doku inspired by motorcycles and airplanes to create a 3D model of a futuristic car that has no wheels and is capable of flying. Reinterpretation of the language Audi born a vehicle that lives up to its name. Their sharp edges, its structure, the matte finish and very gray make it resemble a shark, and Audi Shark aspires to be so on the road.

In subsequent appendages that look like a tail and looks that complement the environment while ensuring speed and stability, has other interesting features. Recalling his inspirations, the door not only differs from a plane that wraps itself around the cockpit and the two places where this unusual sports car put passengers in a very comfortable position.

It features underwater allied himself with a modern aesthetic where either the headlights or the rear, are composed of LED units mounted on plastic tubes. The end result is plain: a conceptual vehicle similar to a flying submarine.

In the vision of its creator would be a means of transporting high-power and advanced technology, able to overcome the limitations of ordinary cars, offering passengers "strong feelings and high security."

This is a great example of futurism is not far from reality, which may one day reduce the risk of road accidents while providing a unique feeling of flying.

AUTO SHOW