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  • 2004 Rally Finland thursday 12
    • The service park of the 2004 Rally Finland on thursday.
    • Yaamboo
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  • 2004 Rally Finland thursday 18
    • The service park of the 2004 Rally Finland on thursday.
    • Yaamboo
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  • Lexus LC 500 & LC 500h
    • The sensational new coupe from Lexus; the Lexus LC 500 and Lexus LC 500h (hybrid). Photos taken at the official dealer launch day at Highlands Motorsport Park, Cromwell, New Zealand. More on our website: <a href="www.lofc.nz/lc500" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.lofc.nz/lc500</a>
    • Lexus of Christchurch
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  • Volvo XC90 II, August 2014, 09
    • The second version of Volvo XC90 is presented at Gustaf Adolfs torg in Gothemburg, 31 August 2014. Shown the plug-in hybrid variant charging
    • Albin Olsson
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  • 1960 Ford Thunderbird Convertible
    • The second generation Thunderbirds, the ‘Square Birds’ were built from 1958-60, now a larger and heavier car. The first generation was a two seater, the new ‘T bird’ accommodated four. They had a new angular profile with quad headlights, it was very low and now available as a fixed-roof pillarless hardtop or a convertible. To accommodate the higher transmission tunnel that was required in such a low car, Ford used it as a styling feature, building in a full-length center console featuring ashtrays, switches etc. For 1960, the grille was revised again, now with an egg crate background with solid cross bars in front, behind the tail lights got an egg crate look too, just 'Thunderbird' on the door now, but sergeant stripes at the rear of the rear quarter, a sunroof was now an option. Engines; 235hp 352 cu in FE V8 (G Code), 300hp 352 cu in FE V8 (Y Code) and 350hp 430 cu in MEL V8 (J Code)
    • Cars Down Under
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  • Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus SCG003
    • The Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus after the VLN ROWE DMV 250-Meilen-Rennen 2015 at the Nurburgring Nordschleife.
    • Poppo154
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  • Porsche 956 at Goodwood 2014 002
    • The Rothmans Porsche <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_956" class="extiw" title="en:Porsche 956">956</a> at the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
    • Stephen Hynds
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  • Renault Mégane RS 265
    • The Renault Mégane RS 265 in Christchurch, New Zealand. The fastest fwd production car on the planet. More photos in our Facebook album: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.525464124148563.133279.459438057417837&amp;type=1" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.525464124148563.133279....</a>
    • Miles Continental
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  • 2009 Renault Clio Sport F1 Team R27
    • The Renault Clio III is a rare beast in Australia, because they were only sold in RenaultSport guise. No regular or 'bread and butter' Clio III models were sold here, due to being too expensive to import, whereas the RenaultSport Clio's could be sold here at a profitable margin. It also helped Renault in Australia keep the Clio name alive, until the all new Clio IV arrived with regular and sport models now being offered here. I think I'd rather like this edition to my garage!
    • TuRbO_J
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  • Porsche 911 GT3 RS [Explore; 8/2/2012]
    • The recently released 991 has really grown on me, but the 997.2 will always be one of my favorite generations of Porsche, even if they were the most produced line. Wow, Explore again! Thanks everyone so much! Check out my page on <a href="http://www.facebook.com/MinhHoangPhotography" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Facebook!</a> Check out my page on <a href="http://razzi.me/minhimalism" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Razzi!</a>
    • Minh Hoang
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  • Isdera Commendatore 112i, rear right (Saratoga)
    • The rear view of the sole Isdera Commendatore 112i ever made at the Saratoga Auto Museum Radwood exhibit. There's that periscope mirror again. Cajoled my family to take a 400-mile drive so that I could see this... a dream since my teenage years.
    • Mr.choppers
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  • Pagani Zonda Uno rear
    • The rear of the Pagani Zonda Uno at the Pagani Factory in San Cesario sul Panaro Modena.
    • Jorismb
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  • 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Coupe, Cleveland Auto Show (Rear)
    • The rear of a 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Coupe, photographed at the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-X_Center" class="extiw" title="en:I-X Center">I-X Center</a>
    • Syntaxlord
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  • 1969.triumph.tr5.rear
    • The rear of a 1969 Triumph TR5.
    • Jbattersby
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  • FourDoorNissanSkylineGTS-t
    • The rarely imported four door version of a Nissan Skyline.
    • dave_7
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  • Rahal-Letterman BMW Z4 GTE 55 (Baltimore)
    • The Rahal-Letterman BMW Z4 GTE #55 race car.
    • MajorFreakinEnglish
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  • RLL BMW Z4 GTE 56
    • The Rahal-Letterman #56 BMW Z4 GTE
    • MajorFreakinEnglish
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  • Radical SR3 Sports Racer of Richard Fricker
    • The Radical SR3 of Richard Fricker at the Adelaide Parklands circuit for the opening round of the 2010 Sports Racer Series
    • GTHO
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  • Vilander Whincup Lowndes 2017 Bathurst 12 Hour
    • The race-winning Ferrari 488 GT3 of Toni Vilander, Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup at the 2017 Liqui Moly Bathurst 12 Hour.
    • Kytabu
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  • AMG SLS
    • The race winning Mercedes AMG SLS GT3, swooping down through Skyline at the Bathurst 12 Hour Endurance Race,10-02-2013.
    • jason goulding
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  • Sydney Motorsport Park Pitlane and Race Control
    • The race control building and the pit lane at Sydney Motorsport Park.
    • Kytabu
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  • Vallelunga.race.circuit.in.italy.arp
    • The race circuit at Vallelunga, Rome, Italy (Autodromo di Vallelunga). The circuit length (including the post-1985 extension) is 2.538 miles (4.085 km). Races are run clockwise. Photographed from an easyJet Airbus A319 on a flight from Bristol, England, to Rome.
    • Adrian Pingstone (Arpingstone)
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  • 2018 SCG 003S, front left with doors open
    • The profoundly goofy SCG 003S at the 2018 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance. What a depressing waste of money, I kind of feel bad for Glickenhaus, like I'd feel bad for some spoiled super-rich child with no interesting dreams left to fulfill.
    • Mr.choppers
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  • 2018 SCG 003S, front left, Greenwich 2018
    • The profoundly goofy SCG 003S at the 2018 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance. What a depressing waste of money, I kind of feel bad for Glickenhaus, like I'd feel bad for some spoiled super-rich child with no interesting dreams left to fulfill.
    • Mr.choppers
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  • 2018 SCG 003S, rear right with doors open
    • The profoundly goofy SCG 003S at the 2018 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance. What a depressing waste of money, I kind of feel bad for Glickenhaus, like I'd feel bad for some spoiled super-rich child with no interesting dreams left to fulfill.
    • Mr.choppers
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  • Porsche 911 GT1-98 at Goodwood 2014 003
    • The Porsche <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_911_GT1" class="extiw" title="en:Porsche 911 GT1">GT1-98</a>, winner of the 1998 24 Hours of Le Mans, at the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
    • Stephen Hynds
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  • 1971 Plymouth Barracuda Gran Coupe
    • The Plymouth was introduced in 1928, Chryslers lowest priced car. In 1971, four different size cars were available; The compact A body Valiant 4 door Sedan, 2 door Valiant Scamp and 2 door Duster. The Intermediate B body Satellite, GTX and Road Runner (same platform as the Dodge Coronet, Super Bee and Charger) And the full size C body Fury I, II, III Sport and Custom. Barracudas were built from 1964-74. The first generation built on the Valiant A body platform, the 1970-74 second generation, built on the new E body 'Pony' car platform. Sharing this platform was the Dodge Challenger. The 1971 facelift was the only year the Barracuda had 4 headlights. Models available in 1971 were; The base Barracuda, with 145hp 225 Slant 6, 230hp 318 V8 or 275hp 340 V8 (2 door Hardtop or Convertible) The luxury Gran Coupe, also 318 (2 door Hardtop) The performance car was called the Cuda, available with 330hp 383 Magnum, 375hp 440ci 4-barrel Super Commando, 390hp 440 6-barrel Super Commando Six Pak, and 425hp 426ci Hemi. (2 door Hardtop or Convertible) This car also has the optional Shaker Hood, option N96
    • Sicnag
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  • 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Coupe
    • The Plymouth was introduced in 1928, Chryslers lowest priced car. From 1965, three size cars were available; The compact A body Valiant and Barracuda. The Intermediate B body Belvedere and Satellite (same platform as the Dodge Coronet and Charger) And the full size C body Fury I, II and III. For 1968, the B body cars were restyled with a roofline changed to follow the Dodge Charger. Available in 1969 was; The base Belvedere (2 door Coupe, 4 door Sedan and Wagon). The upmarket Satellite with bucket seats and a console, the Sport Satellite, standard with 318 (2 door Hardtop, Convertible, 4 door Sedan and Wagon). The GTX was introduced in 1967 to be a gentleman's muscle car, it was a blend of style and performance. (2 door Hardtop or Convertible) Standard 440, optional 426. The Road Runner was introduced in 1968, a cheaper high performance option with mock hood scoops, optional racing stripes and heavy duty suspension (2 door Coupe, 2 door Hardtop and from 1969, Convertible) Standard 383, optional 426. The GTX got the Satellite trim, the Roadrunner, Belvederes. 1969 Engines; 145hp 225 slant 6, 230hp 318 V8, 290 or 330hp 383 V8, 375hp 440 V8 and 425hp 426 Hemi.
    • Sicnag
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  • PlayStation-Vita-1101-FL
    • The PlayStation Vita, a handheld gaming console by Sony released in 2012. The successor to the PlayStation Portable (PSP), the Vita has numerous improvements over the previous system. It has rear and front touchscreens, dual analog sticks and a higher resolution OLED screen. This model, the PCH-1101 also has built-in 3G wireless service support, but also comes in a Wi-Fi (PCH-1001) model.
    • Evan-Amos
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  • PS4-Console-wDS4
    • The PlayStation 4 (PS4) gaming console made by Sony. Released on 11-15-2013 in North America it is an eighth generation system and competes with the Microsoft Xbox One and the Nintendo Wii U. This console is shown with the DualShock 4 controller that is included with the system.
    • Evan-Amos
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  • Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak 2014 002
    • The Peugeot <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_208#208_T16_Pikes_Peak" class="extiw" title="en:Peugeot 208">208 T16 Pikes Peak</a>.
    • Eduardo Parise
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  • 3DO-FZ1-Console-Set
    • The Panasonic 3DO FZ-1, a video game console released in 1993.
    • Evan-Amos
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  • Renault Clio V6
    • The owners of these cars gave us the keys! We were very surprised and we enjoyed the nice sound of the V6 which is placed in the back, where usually the rear seats are placed.
    • Stephan Dufornee en Twan van de Valk
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  • Opel Kapitän
    • The owner had a lot of work to get it that clean!
    • dirrgang
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  • Honda Civic
    • The original Civic, used to be everywhere but now you hardly ever see them.
    • FotoSleuth
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  • Opel Calibra
    • The Opel Calibra was a succesful coupe among the 80's and 90's. Ostrava, 3.9.2007. Canon Powershot A630
    • photobeppus
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  • SAAB Sonett mk1
    • The only privatly owned mk1 SAAB Sonett in Sweden. Photographed at the International SAAB Club Meeting 2006.
    • Staffan Vilcans
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  • McLaren F1 LM
    • The only ever McLaren F1 XP-LM photographed at the 2006 British International Motorshow
    • robad0b
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  • 20120831-OC-LSC-0033
    • The Number 93, SRT Viper GTS-R of the SRT Motorsport Team uses E85 fuel for the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) motorsport series at the Baltimore Grand Prix, on the streets of downtown Baltimore, MD, on Friday, August 31, 2012, Labor Day Weekend. ALMS says they are “the Global Leader in Green Racing by being the only racing series recognized to comply with the Green Racing protocols developed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Society of American Engineers International (SAE).” Instead of high-octane gasoline all the cars in the series use one of 5 different forms of energy (system). Clean diesel, E85, E10, isobutanol or hybrid energy technology. The specific hybrid system, used by the Porsche GT3 cars, are a (battery-less) flywheel-based Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems. These organizations are accelerating technology development at speeds up to 200 mph, in 650-700 horsepower race cars that are based on two groups of cars; the purpose built prototype race cars and the GT (Grand Touring) cars based on production sports cars that you can see in showrooms. From these groups, there are five classes of cars, all of which race at the same time during the race events. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) focuses on renewable fuel sources that are profitable and sustainable. 2011 accomplishments include research and planning for renewable energy and investments in renewable energy production. - Completed a Biofuels Roadmap proposing a plan of action to meet congressionally mandated RFS2 goals for national biofuels production. -Coordinated five regional research centers to work on the science necessary to ensure profitable biofuels can be produced from a diverse range of feed stocks across the nation, not just in the Midwest where the industry is already thriving. -Over three years, USDA invested about $320 million to accelerate research on renewable energy ranging from genomic research on bioenergy feedstock crops, to development of biofuel conversion processes and costs/benefit estimates of renewable energy production. - More than 130 biodiesel and ethanol projects funded by USDA are currently producing almost 3.7 billion gallons of biodiesel and ethanol annually, enough fuel – in equivalence to gasoline – to keep five million vehicles on the road every year. -We are supporting efforts to build five biorefineries to produce advanced biofuels in states from Florida and Michigan to New Mexico, with investments worth about $310 million. We are supporting facility upgrades and feasibility studies for advanced biofuels projects in every region of the country. USDA photo by Lance Cheung.
    • U.S. Department of Agriculture
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  • The No. 8 Toyota TS050 Hybrid - 2017 24 Hours of Le Mans (2)
    • The No. 8 Toyota TS050 Hybrid that was driven by Sebastien Buemi, Anthony Davidson and Kazuki Nakajima at the 2017 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans
    • David Merrett
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  • Audi R18 No2
    • The No. 2 Audi R18 e-tron quattro at the 2014 24 Hours of Le Mans
    • Curt Smith
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  • 1988 Nissan 300ZX Z31 Coupe
    • The Nissan Motor Company was founded in 1933 after acquiring the DAT (Datsun) Motor Company. Nissan's sports car, the Fairlady was first introduced in 1970, the export model was the Datsun 240Z. As the Datsun name was phased out in 1986, export models were badged Nissan as well. The 1983-89 Z31 300ZX was similar at the rear compared to the 280ZX it replaced, but had more rounded off lines had the front, it also had partially hidden headlights. The 1986 update saw the addition of side skirts and fender flares. Black plastic trim pieces were painted to match the body colour, and the hood scoop was removed. Then in 1987 bumpers got more aerodynamic and it got fog lamps in the front air dam In Japan, the Z31 was available with either the 2.0 turbo straight 6 RB20DET, 2.0 turbo V6 VG20ET, 3.0 V6 SOHC VG30E, 3.0 turbo V6 SOHC VG30ET or 3.0 turbo DOHC VG30DE. In Australia, all Z31 300ZX's were 2+2 T-top body. The 1984-85 cars were all naturally aspirated (166hp), while the 1986- 88 cars were turbocharged (208hp) The replacement 1989-200 Z32 300ZX had an all new wider and more rounded body, engines much the same.
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  • 1999 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R Coupe
    • The Nissan Motor Company was founded in 1933 after acquiring the DAT (Datsun) Motor Company. The first Skyline was introduced in 1957, and the first GT-R in 1969. The tenth generation Skyline, the 1998-2002 R34, although similar, got sharper edges than the R33. Again available in 4 door sedan or 2 door coupe. Base model was the GT 2000cc 6 cyl (114kw), with 2500cc option (147kw). The GT-T got the turbo 2500cc (206kw) and the upmarket GT-X was available with AWD. The top of the line GT-R Coupe got the 244kw twin turbo and AWD, they featured a 'Multi Function Display' screen in the dash showing many of the engine stats. The GT-R M-Spec was the luxury model with leather interior, heated seats and softer suspension The GT-R V-Spec got the aerodynamic body kit, firmer suspension and active LSD, V-Spec II got a carbon fibre hood with NACA duct The GT-R V-Spec N1 was the race ready homologation car, blueprinted engine and basic interior The GT-R Nismo Z-tune was 2800cc (bored and stroked) 368kw
    • Sicnag
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  • TVR Griffith LE (2017)
    • The Newest car at the NEC Classic Car Show, Birmingham 10 November 2017. <a href="http://www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/tvr-griffith-le-2017.html" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/tvr-griffith-le-2017.html</a>
    • Andrew Bone
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  • TVR Griffith LE (2017)
    • The Newest car at the NEC Classic Car Show, Birmingham 10 November 2017 <a href="http://www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/tvr-griffith-le-2017.html" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.tvr-car-club.co.uk/tvr-griffith-le-2017.html</a>
    • Andrew Bone
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  • Ferarri california 30
    • The new one with not so much difference. Lovely in white.
    • Ben
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  • 1958 Chevrolet Impala
    • The New London to New Brighton Antique Car Run is this week and I have been having intermittent problems with my camera. Instead of going to the Car Buffs' Breakfast and the Minnewaska Classic Car Show, I took my Sony A560 DSLR to National Camera Exchange. Well it was not a user problem and I found out that repairs would take 6-8 weeks. The Antique car run events start Wednesday. :( Classic Rides &amp; Rods in Annandale, Minnesota had a some cars shining in the sun, so I had to stop and snap a few shots. <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/greggjerdingen/collections/72157631550277505/">Click here for more car pictures at my Flickr site.</a>
    • Greg Gjerdingen
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  • Lexus CT 200h
    • The new Lexus CT 200h has a design close to the one presented with the LF.Ch concept, at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. For more info, please see: <a href="http://www.autoviva.com/lexus_ct_200h/version/25493" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.autoviva.com/lexus_ct_200h/version/25493</a>
    • Autoviva
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  • Toyota Headquarter Toyota City
    • The new headquarters of the Toyota Motor Corporation, opened in February 2005 in Toyota City.
    • Chris 73
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  • Mercedes-Benz GLS 350d First Drive
    • The new GL-Class SUV family follows a new nomenclature that represents the model it's built off. So, the GLA comes from the A-class, the GLC comes from the C-Class and the model we are testing, yes, is built off the S-Class. The GL-Class is not to be confused with the hard core G-Class off roader, the GL models are the soft &quot;SUV&quot; version. <a href="http://www.mynrma.com.au/motoring-services/reviews/car-reviews/mercedes/2016-mercedes-benz-gls-350d.htm" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.mynrma.com.au/motoring-services/reviews/car-reviews/m...</a>
    • The NRMA
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  • The new Bentley Continental GT
    • The new Bentley Continental GT at the Geneva Motor Show 2011. For more info on this model, check this page: <a href="http://www.autoviva.com/bentley_continental_modern/series/6657" rel="noreferrer nofollow">www.autoviva.com/bentley_continental_modern/series/6657</a>
    • Autoviva
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  • 2022 Subaru BRZ
    • The new &amp; ongoing generation BRZ
    • Coolomon Tetris (also known as CoolT)
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  • 1975 Oldsmobile Toronado Brougham
    • The National Antique Oldsmobile Club National Meet June 2018 Shoreview, Minnesota ************************************************************************************** <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/greggjerdingen/collections/72157631550277505/">Click here for more car pictures by make.</a> <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/greggjerdingen/collections/72157691099759531/">Click here for Car Event pictures by year.</a> <a href="http://dvs1mn.tumblr.com/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Or here for my Car Crazy Tumblr site.</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/DVS1mn" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Or on Twitter @DVS1mn.</a>
    • Greg Gjerdingen
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  • The Mountain, Cadwell Park - geograph.org.uk - 439661
    • The Mountain, Cadwell Park Cadwell Park is a very undulating circuit - this being one of them! On the left is the run-out to the paddock and spectator banking. Keywords: people
    • E Gammie
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  • 1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III (2)
    • The Mitsubishi Lancer is an automobile produced by the Japanese manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors since 1973.
    • Kabu Sawsaw
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  • Mazzanti Evantra Millecavalli
    • The Millecavalli evolution of the Evantra series.
    • Demolition Man
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  • 1970 MGB GT Mk II Coupe
    • The MG was introduced in 1923, a sporting division of Morris Motors. Morris merged with Austin in 1952 to form BMC (British Motor Corporation). Morris, Austin, Wolseley, Riley and MG. In 1966 merged with Jaguar and in 1968 with Leyland, becoming the British Leyland Motor Corporation. In 1962 MG's 2 door sports car, the MGA was replaced by the MGB, it got a redesigned lighter body and new chassis, the MG handled better and had more room inside. In England the MGB was made from 1962-80, also assembled in Australia from 1963-72. 1962; MGB, 2 seat Roadster, vertical bar chrome grille with central divider. Engine; 95hp 1798cc 4 cyl with twin SUs, 1965; MGB GT Hardtop 2+2 Hatchback Coupe introduced 1967; MGB Mk II updated running gear 1967; MGC available from 1967-69, 145hp 2912cc Austin 6 cyl 1970; new black aluminium vertical bar grille 1971 saw a new front grille, recessed, in black aluminium. 1973; new honeycomb grille, central divider returns 1973; MGB GT V8 available from 1973-76, 137hp 3528cc Rover V8 1974; Steel-reinforced black rubber bumpers, incorporated the grille 1980; end of production for the MGB
    • Sicnag
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  • Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Stuttgart 2010 001
    • The Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
    • Kylie &amp; Rob (and Helen)
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  • Mercedes-AMG GT4
    • The Mercedes-AMG GT4 entered by HTP Motorsport in the 2017 12H Spa-Francorchamps. The car was raced by Bernd Schneider, Indy Dontje and Jörg Viebahn.
    • Poppo154
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  • McLaren MP4-17 of David Coulthard, 2002
    • The McLaren MP4-17 of David Coulthard, used in the 2002 Formula One season.
    • Dima Moroz
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  • Equipe Verschuur McLaren 570S
    • The McLaren 570S as raced by Ricardo van der Ende and Finlay Hutchison.
    • Poppo154
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  • Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet - przód (MSP16)
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  • Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet - tył (MSP16)
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  • Volvo V90 - przód (MSP16)
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  • Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG (MSP16)
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  • BMW M235i Maciej Dreszer (MSP16)
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  • Porsche Macan GTS (MSP16)
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  • Praga R1 - przód (MSP15)
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    • Jakub "Flyz1" Maciejewski
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  • Volkswagen e-up! - tył (MSP15)
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    • Jakub "Flyz1" Maciejewski
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  • Kia Soul (MSP15)
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    • Jakub "Flyz1" Maciejewski
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  • BMW M235i Racing (MSP15)
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    • Jakub "Flyz1" Maciejewski
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  • Peugeot 2008 - tył (MSP15)
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  • Praga R1 - tył (MSP15)
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  • Mercedes-Benz SSK 1928 (MSP15)
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  • Nissan 370Z Nismo (MSP15)
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    • Jakub "Flyz1" Maciejewski
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  • 1958 Lotus Seven Series I
    • The Lotus Seven was a lightweight open sports car built in England from 1957-73. A steel spaceframe was covered with aluminium bodywork. 1957 Series 1; 40hp 1172cc Ford 100E Side-valve 1959 Super Seven; 75hp 1100cc Coventry Climax OHC (243 Series 1 were made). 1960 Series 2; 39hp 997cc Ford 105E OHV 1960 Super Seven; 85hp 1340cc Ford 109E OHV. 1962 Super Seven; 95hp 1498cc Ford 116E OHV. (1310 Series 2 were built) 1968 Series 3; 84hp 1600cc 2255E Crossflow from the GT Cortina. 1969; Series 3; 115hp 1600 Lotus twin cam. (340 Series 3 were built). 1970 Series 4; Engines unchanged, now fibreglass body (66 Series 4 were built plus another 37 by Caterham Cars). After Lotus ended production of the Seven, Caterham bought the rights, they make both kits and fully assembled cars.
    • Cars Down Under
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  • 1962 Lotus Super Seven Series 2
    • The Lotus Seven was a lightweight open sports car built in England from 1957-73. A steel spaceframe was covered with aluminium bodywork. 1957 Series 1; 40hp 1172cc Ford 100E Side-valve 1959 Super Seven; 75hp 1100cc Coventry Climax OHC (243 Series 1 were made). 1960 Series 2; 39hp 997cc Ford 105E OHV 1960 Super Seven; 85hp 1340cc Ford 109E OHV. 1962 Super Seven; 95hp 1498cc Ford 116E OHV. (1310 Series 2 were built) 1968 Series 3; 84hp 1600cc 2255E Crossflow from the GT Cortina. 1969; Series 3; 115hp 1600 Lotus twin cam. (340 Series 3 were built). 1970 Series 4; Engines unchanged, now fibreglass body (66 Series 4 were built plus another 37 by Caterham Cars). After Lotus ended production of the Seven, Caterham bought the rights, they make both kits and fully assembled cars.
    • Cars Down Under
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  • 1968 Lotus Super Seven Series 3
    • The Lotus Seven was a lightweight open sports car built in England from 1957-73. A steel spaceframe was covered with aluminium bodywork. 1957 Series 1; 40hp 1172cc Ford 100E Side-valve 1959 Super Seven; 75hp 1100cc Coventry Climax OHC (243 Series 1 were made). 1960 Series 2; 39hp 997cc Ford 105E OHV 1960 Super Seven; 85hp 1340cc Ford 109E OHV. 1962 Super Seven; 95hp 1498cc Ford 116E OHV. (1310 Series 2 were built) 1968 Series 3; 84hp 1600cc 2255E Crossflow from the GT Cortina. 1969; Series 3; 115hp 1600 Lotus twin cam. (340 Series 3 were built). 1970 Series 4; Engines unchanged, now fibreglass body (66 Series 4 were built plus another 37 by Caterham Cars). After Lotus ended production of the Seven, Caterham bought the rights, they make both kits and fully assembled cars.
    • Cars Down Under
    • CC BY 2.0
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  • W Series logo
    • The logo of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W_Series" class="extiw" title="en:W Series">W Series</a>
    • W Series
    • Public domain
    • wikimedia
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  • Lucid Motors logo
    • The logo of <bdi lang=""><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Lucid_Motors" class="extiw" title="w:en:Lucid Motors"><span title="California-based EV company founded in 2007">Lucid Motors</span></a> – California-based EV company founded in 2007 </bdi>
    • Lucid Motors
    • Public domain
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  • 1970 Lincoln Continental Town Car
    • The Lincoln Motor Company was originally founded in 1917 and since 1922 has been the luxury vehicle division of the American Ford Motor Company. The fifth generation Continental was built from 1970-79. The Continental received a ground-up redesign for the first time since 1961, now sharing the chassis with the Ford LTD and Mercury Marquis. The suicide doors were replaced by conventional front-hinged doors. and now with hideaway headlamps. In 1970, available as a 2 door Hardtop, a 4 door pillared Hardtop and Town Car (with vinyl top), slotted chrome and black grille. 1971, very similar, headlight doors were now body colour. 1972, grille now egg crate, return of the hood ornament. 1973, crash rated bumpers, so set further away from car. Town Coupe introduced (vinyl top) 1974, bumpers wrap around fender more, vertical waterfall grille. 1975 saw a major facelift Also available was the Thunderbird based Mk III 2 door Coupe, introduced in 1968, it got the Rolls Royce style waterfall grille and hideaway headlights (Mk IV from 1972) Engine; 365hp 460 cu in V8
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  • Lexus LFA Nürburgring Package at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show
    • The Lexus LFA Nürburgring Package at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. For more info and fotos, check: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.autoviva.com/lexus_lfa_nuerburgring_package/version/26483">www.autoviva.com/lexus_lfa_nuerburgring_package/version/2...</a>
    • Autoviva from Portugal
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  • 1970 Porsche 917K (917-023)
    • The Le Mans Winning Porsche 917-023 taken at the Hampton Court Concours 2020.
    • MrWalkr
    • CC BY-SA 4.0
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  • Audi R18 e-tron quattro Goodwood 2012
    • The Le Mans 24 Hours 2012 winning car Audi R18 e-tron quattro at the 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed
    • Supermac1961 from CHAFFORD HUNDRED, England
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  • Circuit de Monaco 2004-2014
    • The layout of the Circuit de Monaco used between 2004-2014. It is 3.340 kilometers (2.042 Miles) long, goes in a clockwise direction and has 21 corners - 9 left, 12 right.
    • SimLola661
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  • Bugatti-La-Voiture-Noire-Racing
    • The La Voiture Noire accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds and reach a top speed of approximately 261 mph (420 km/h).
    • ZenitsuThu
    • CC BY-SA 4.0
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  • McMillan Lillie Wood Barbour 2019 Bathurst 12 Hour
    • The KTM X-Bow GT4 of Justin McMillan, Dean Lillie, Glen Wood and Elliot Barbour at the 2019 Bathurst 12 Hour.
    • Kytabu
    • CC BY-SA 4.0
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  • Enzo.
    • The king.
    • Damian Morys
    • CC BY 2.0
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  • Anamizu26
    • The Japanese flag flying in the wind on a ship.
    • peter.mottola
    • CC BY 2.0
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  • JAGUAR I-PACE eTROPHY RACECAR TO ELECTRIFY BERLIN
    • The Jaguar I-PACE eTROPHY racecar will make it’s global public debut on the streets of Berlin ahead of the ABB FIA Formula E-Prix, as Jaguar leads the charge in the future of battery electric vehicles.
    • Jaguar MENA
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  • Lykan HyperSport
    • The image depicts the Lykan HyperSport by W Motors, at Port Hércule in Monaco. The photo dates back to April 2014.
    • W Motors
    • CC BY 4.0
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  • Icelandic flag
    • The Icelandic flag at Þingvellir national park
    • Tijl Vercaemer
    • CC BY 2.0
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  • Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo
    • The Huracán LP620-2 Super Trofeo was designed to replace the Gallardo Super Trofeo series. Being lifted onto the concept lawn.
    • Justin Chan
    • CC BY-ND 2.0
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  • Duesenberg Model J Derham Tourster (1933) hood ornament
    • The hood ornament of a 1933 Duesenberg Model J Derham Tourster parked at the Sofiero Classic car show at Sofiero castle in Helsingborg, Sweden.
    • Magnus Bäck
    • Public domain
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  • The Hairpin at Knockhill Racing Circuit - geograph.org.uk - 562777
    • The Hairpin at Knockhill Racing Circuit Formula BMW make their way round the circuit during the BTCC Championship.
    • Simon Johnston
    • CC BY-SA 2.0
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  • Gumpert Apollo Leipzig-Altenburg Airport
    • The Gumpert Apollo on the Leipzig-Altenburg Airport
    • WikiABG
    • CC BY-SA 3.0
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  • Flag of Italy, Undated
    • The Green, White and Red tricolor has been the formal flag of Italy since 1948. It is based on the flag of the Cisalpine Republic of Northern Italy which followed Napoleon's conquest in 1797.
    • Nathan Hughes Hamilton
    • CC BY 2.0
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  • Greek flag
    • The Greek flag
    • Trine Juel
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  • Hyundai Genesis
    • The Genesis was Hyundai's first entry into the full-size luxury segment and is currently on its second generation (seen here). It remains one of the best values you can find in the luxury segment. I'm frankly a little surprised there aren't more working in livery service.
    • Jason Lawrence
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  • Ferrari FXX EVO
    • The FXX is based on the supercar Enzo from which it retains some technology. The developments on this prototype were focused on increasing the power output of the engine, reducing the gearbox shifting time and increasing the efficiency of the braking system where new pads were matched with the carbon fiber ceramic composite discs found on the Enzo. During the course of the years, Ferrari introduced the Evoluzione package mainly focused on reducing drag and increasing the overall aerodynamic coefficient of the car. Ferrari built 30 units of which 29 were sold to clients and 1 was allocated to Michael Schumacher when he retired from racing in 2006.
    • Marty B
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