It may be every child’s dream to drive a Ferrari. But apparently, the two kids, who have now been dubbed the “Ferrari Kids” for taming a Ferrari F430 on video in India, seem to have landed in a heap of trouble as the City Police Commissioner has ordered an official inquiry, seeking identification of the minor children who drove the car.
So what happens when two Ferrari F50s play tug-of-war? One great video, of course!
Someone decided to do some rallying with a Lamborghini Gallardo. On dirt. On video.
So it was the usual monotonous evening when the big daddy of DriveArabia rang up to “offer” me something that I had least expected to come my way, before the world ended — to test drive a Lamborghini Gallardo, that too, on a racetrack. I was truly surprised, as much as he was by the friendly gesture from the Lamborghini dealers in Dubai, for the opportunity to briefly take the wheel of the luxury supercar manufacturer’s entry-level offering, the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 550-2.
A comparo is the best way for an automotive publication to lose advertisers. That’s why you never see a clear winner in so-called comparos by local magazines, with lots of pretty photos to sell copies, no figures to back up any conclusions and three-way ties to make everybody happy. We’ve rarely picked a winner in our previous comparos either, but that’s because most of them were not proper straight-up comparos. We decided to do a serious comparison test this time though, if only to answer certain recurring questions once and for all. And the category we decided to tackle is the hotly-contested compact crossover segment.
When you have a road filled with inches-thick snow, interesting things happen. Heck, even buses can drift then.
Last Saturday’s NASCAR Daytona race, ended with several race-cars destroyed in a huge crash, with bits of the cars flying into the grandstands, leaving at least 11 fans injured.
This may seem like just another video of an idiot trying to make a U-turn where he shouldn’t, but just keep watching this Italian man’s quest as he slowly transforms this quiet street into a commotion of epic proportions. You’ll be surprised at the unbelievable groups of people that show up!
Hennessey Performance made history recently with there latest incarnation, the Hennessey Venom GT. The street-legal supercar accelerated from 0-300 kph in just 13.63 seconds to enter the Guinness World Records.
Trust supercar makers to make ‘epic’ videos, with their dramatic music, high-quality imagery and slow-motion shots. McLaren have done just that with their new P1 video.