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Rolls-Royce has prepared a special edition of the Ghost called “Canton Glory” for this year’s Auto Guangzhou in China. Only two cars were made and both adopt a two-tone exterior combining burgundy (Madeira red) with either white (Carrera white) or silver (Cassiopeia silver). In addition, Rolls-Royce has applied Guangzhou’s Five Rams emblem in the dashboard, headrests, veneer panels and coachline.
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McLaren is reported to be developing a system that can repel material from a windshield by creating a force field using high-frequency sound waves. Benefits of the system are said to be improved visibility, since debris would be repelled instantly, as well as improved aerodynamic efficiency, due to less drag. Unfortunately, there’s no word on when we might see the system fitted to one of McLaren’s cars.
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Even in London, where supercars love to be seen, the Ferrari LaFerrari is not a car you’re going to see every day. Each of the 499 scheduled for production have already found a home, and if The Supercar Kids are to be believed the first UK model is heading to football player Samuel Eto’o. The ultimate Prancing Horse would make a fantastic addition to an already astonishing collection that includes an Aston Martin One-77, Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari 599 Stallone by Mansory and Aston Martin V12 Zagato. The footballer also has a Koenigsegg on order.
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The legendary bright blue Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 from Fast & Furious is currently for sale in Germany for an incredible $1.3 million. The car has actually been on sale for quite some time, but since the death of Fast & Furious star Paul Walker a couple of weeks ago, the asking price has been more than doubled. This particular Skyline GT-R was used in the 2009 film which acted as the fourth movie in the franchise. It was raced and driven by Paul Walker as Brian O’Conner and was the car used to pass across the American border into Mexico during the film.
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We’re not just wondering why a person would do something like this, we’re wondering why nobody stopped Brown and asked him if this was really such a good idea. You know you have a problem when there’s nobody around who stands between you and your worst ideas.
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