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The world of supercars moves as fast as the vehicles themselves. Here’s what’s hit the news in the past week.
Lamborghini want to make their SUV really superLamborghini have HUGE plans for their new SUV, which is due to arrive in 2018. As boss Stephan Winkelmann stated “It will be the supercar among the SUV”.
Aston Martin have been proving that Britain is truly GREAT, by showcasing their stunning DB10 at an exhibition designed to demonstrate the potential of British engineering to the Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The United Arab Emirates seems to be the place to be if you’re a policeman and like driving. Perhaps because of the enormous amount of supercars being driven around the region, the police force has invested in a stable of super police cars – meaning that there’s pretty much nothing on the roads they can’t pursue.If you’re new to the concept of super police cars, it’s worth checking out this fun article on CarBuzz, which gives you a video tour of the Dubai police department’s astounding garage.
Ever thought that looking at cars was thirsty work? If you’re based in Hong Kong then Mercedes has just what you’re looking for: a bar and restaurant combined with a car showroom and gallery space.
Check out these Bugatti-themed Properties. Yes, You Did Read that Right.
Posted on Tue 6th Oct 2015 at 10:51
Here at Signature we know that one of the main problems with owning a supercar is storage. Keeping the car adequately safe, both from intruders and the elements, requires a lot of thought, especially if you also want to keep your car visible to impress your friends.
Great Pictures of the Lamborghini Aventador Superveloce Roadster Launch
Posted on Tue 6th Oct 2015 at 10:50
The Independent has recently published some additional photographs of the recent Pebble Beach Concours where the Lamborghini Aventador Superveloce Roadster was launched.
Supercar enthusiasts pay close attention to every upgrade and change to new releases and manufacturers keep their new models under wraps to ensure the competition doesn’t see the latest innovations applied.