Reports are surfacing once again hinting at possible future collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and Aston Martin.
Citroën Survolt ART Car … “Sometimes color coordination can really make you like something..” – Funk Flex
A collaboration between Citroën and French artist Francoise Nielly, the resprayed Survolt just may be expressive enough to give all those BMW art cars a run for their money. The one-of-a-kind vehicle is set to displayed at C42, Citroën’s flagship showroom on the Champs-Elysées in Paris.
(Video) Car Crash on Set of Transformers 3 That WASN’T Part of the Script
While filiming a scene in D.C. for Transformers 3, their yellow Camaro T-boned a cop car that was trying to get to an emergency (I’m assuming—their sirens were going). This is not the first time an unplanned crash happened on their set. Crazy!
Pagani Zonda 750 … “This is just a cool car pic I wanted to share with you..” – Funk Flex
Called the 750, this edition is based on the five-of-a-kind Zonda Cinque, but sets itself apart with an unmistakable magenta paint job and a redesigned rear window to accommodate that giant overhead fauxhawk air inlet. Specific details have not been announced, but given the one-off’s name, it could be packing a 750-horsepower version of the Mercedes-Benz AMG-built 7.3-liter V12 engine. Or the 750 could stand for something else entirely.
Spy Shots: Infiniti Essence Concept … “This is a LOVELY toy!!” – Funk Flex
According to British weekly Autocar, Infiniti chief Toru Saito is keen to top the brand’s model lineup with a full-on range-topping sportscar. The segment is one which rival Acura had previously attacked with the iconic NSX and which Lexus recently tackled with the LFA supercar (albeit at a stratospheric level), but which Infiniti hasn’t broached until now. Although previous rumors surrounded the use of the Nissan GT-R’s platform, if it comes to be, Autocar says that Infiniti’s sportscar would likely take its cues from the critically acclaimed Essence show car displayed at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, and possibly draw on parent company Nissan-Renault’s recently-penned partnership with Mercedes-Benz.
