Those of you who get adrenaline pleasure out of virtual racing have hit the right place. Here comes a feature-packed race simulator called Motion-Pro II Simulator by CXC Simulations. Designed to offer you real racing experience while sitting at home, it comes equipped with full-motion technologies, force feedback and high-tech control systems. Words fall short to describe its revolutionary and state-of-the-art design that can mar any realistic racing reproduction.

It has an integrated PC hardware, CXC Racing software, AV technology, 505 watt true 5.1 surround sound system together with a giant subwoofer fitted with four high-tech vibration transducers. The 46-inch full HD screen is selected particularly for outstanding contrast ratios, brilliance and color diffusion.

The F1-style paddle shifter and the force-feedback steering system enhance the rider with utterly sensitive steering resistance and tactile feedback. You would be surprised to know that every single Motion Pro II Simulator is configured independently and its handcrafted appeal adds to its beauty.

I hereby assure you that riding on this simulator is no less than taking a riding on the wheels that are meant to burn the road.

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Extreme nature of products invites my attention. Then be it the tag of world’s fastest, smallest, priciest, largest or any other ’est,’ it would be welcomed at EliteChoice. Here is the next vehicle that is honored as the world’s fastest street-legal sports car–the Weber Sportcars Faster One. Reports claim that it can ride at a speed of 0-62 mph in 2.7 seconds, 0-124 mph in just 6.6 seconds, and has a top speed of over 248 mph! Pretty fast! Priced at $1.5 million, the coupe features a 900-horsepower / 774 lb-ft twin-supercharged V8 engine, set of 12-piston, 15-inch ceramic brakes.

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The Weber press note reads: “For attaining a speed of 400 km/h, an automobile must have favorable aerodynamic features. The body of the WEBER SPORTCARS faster one measures 204 centimeters wide and 115 centimeters high. It is structured using ultra-light yet super-strong carbon fiber.

Also, another must-know fact is that state-of-the-art aerodynamics computer software and wind-tunnel testing were deputed to spruce the carbon-fiber shell for utmost directional constancy at the highest speeds.

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Bugatti has to justify its tag of world’s most expensive coupe and what a best way to do than taking its cost an inch higher by offering valuable features. The ongoing trend amongst the supercar family is to go roofless but against those within budget open topped roadsters this drop top edition of the insanely fast Veyron by Bugatti would be an exception.

To ink a neat deal, you would be expected to pay some extra dough. True, it is no longer being seen as the world’s fastest street-legal production car but Bugatti’s flagship Veyron is heads up to be honored as the world’s fastest drop-top with the unveiling of a costlier and unique targa-top variant. Honest confession: The targa-top is being said to have a moderately lower top speed in contrast to the original coupe but interested owners can look forward to it would fly at a speed of 217mph.

And there was an uncompromising reason of reinforcements to the car’s chassis leading to its reduction in top speed. It was necessary to offer it a revolutionary form with detachable hard-top. Counted 80 models are expected to be designed, so better rush now!

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Those of you who are real 80’s baby then you can easily recall watching the live-action Batman show at Six Flag’s Great Adventure around 1989. That was a re-enactment of certain scenes from the flick, complete with an imitation of the Batmobile. But the one pictured above is above is a real deal. One ruthless eBay seller is gazing to get rid of one of the five actual Batmobiles from the Tim Burton classic demanding a sum of $500,000 at eBay. This operational coupe is structured like a spaceship that has tires attached onto it to make it street legal.

Some peep into the specks of the coupe: Measuring 20 feet long and 8 feet wide, this custom-built chassis has a Chevrolet 350 motor attached to it. To eneter into this vehicle, you have to jump from the top from where the canopy opens, likewise in the movie. Initially this coupe was owned by Warner Bros productions and thus the would-be buyer thinking to ink a deal has to sign a contract with them and some other legal items.

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The old adage: “It is better to have two hands than one” seems to have rightfully influenced the automobile industry as well. Sporting six-wheels instead of regular four, the Covini C6W by Covini Engineering don’t let you stay in your virtual world as presents you with a real freak that takes pride in running on six wheels. But undoubtedly, the latest model has it all—Style, spark, substance with a tinge of machismo.

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If you happen to get a chance to take a ride over it then burn the roads in the geography where this revolutionary coupe is appreciated. This model offers a commendable grip and better braking facility.

This leaves me with one open-ended question…Can I now imagine of the entry of a double decker sedan?

Now the talk about Ferrari is passé. It’s Bentley’s turn now. Featured above is an incredible 1/8 scale model of the Le Mans captivating Bentley Speed 8 that is produced globally in limited 100 models. It won’t be an exaggeration to label the 2003 Bentley Speed 8 as the latest coupe. The impressive car has the admiration of winning the 2003 24 Hours in Le Mans in governing fashion, thrashing the preceding champion Audi. Guy Smith took a ride over the number 7 Bentley Speed 8 crossways whilst David Brabham finished up in 2nd place in the sister number 8 car.

This can be counted as Bentley’s first victory at Le Mans in the history of 73 years. Those you have a serious fad for Bentley, can ink a neat deal with this fusion piece by dropping over £2750.

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Those who are tired of flaunting their wealth via fashionable accessories can add some bling to their coupe. What a fun riding the road on gold wheels, thereby breaking heads of the onlookers. And this desire can be fuilfilled via Volk Racing RE30 Wheels that comes with 24K gold plating. Perect for filthy-rich, these wheels aim at altering sedate and dreary cars into the real obsession by adding a bling touch to it.

Measuring 19-inch, the wheels stand away from the myriad of existing wheels. Ben Schaffer of Bulletproof Automotive is the sole creative mind hehind this custom-built design of the wheel. If you happen to get your wheels don a gold touch, then you have to be more vigilant while parlking. For sure, these whells would burn the roads.

If it fails to interest you or fall short of your dignity then free feel to ink a deal with $1,40,000 hot wheel car or $23,690 gold alloy wheels.

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Designer Lei Liu has put his thought upon giving form to an elite city car concept that would offer a stress-free ride even amidst jammed roads and digging space for itself in tight parking lots. Called Airwaves, this miniature coupe does away with the tension of bearing the awful jams and freeing you from the risk of dents and scratches. Instead of hinging outward, its electronic door spins upright to avert others being “doored”.

Besides considering the safety of its passangers, it gives equal amount of attention to other commuters on the road. The backside of Airwaves features LCD screen that keeps the onlookers engaged during traffic jams with useful information displayed related to weather reports, news or greeting words from the driver.

This people friendly car gives a deserving trinute to environment as well by making 0% emissions. I think you would agree with me that the safety of small cars is really important; therefore an accessibility of the special lift mechanism in Airwaves can offer good safeguard for the driver, passengers and pedestrians. It workd like this: The minute driver uses emergency brake, the car hits pedestrian and the cabin will lift up by inertia. During that hour, the outside and inside airbags will be unconfined to defend the people inside and outside.

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The trend of inking deals with outrageous tooth jewelry is ages old but is now regaining momentum as many popular rap artists, celebrities and tycoons’ viz. Nelly, Lil Jon, Kelis, Slick Rick, and Kanye West carry grillz.

A grill (a.k.a. grills, grillz) to be carried over the tooth is creating a buzz all over. This form of jewelry accessory is detachable and comes bathed in metal and on-demand it is available in gold and other bling tones. Other variety of grillz includes encrusted diamonds, imprinted alphabets, thereby making it more attractive. Their price varies from $50-$50,000, depending upon the choice of grillz. Seemygrill can be seen as a perfect platform to choose the kind of grillz that suits your personality.

Grillz have met a great success in making a fashion statement as they have kicked off braces.

There is a possibility that you can add grillz to your automobile and even can make your pets feel blessed with the warmth of your love by gifting them grillz specially designed for dogs.

For those, who consider grillz as not their kinda thing can eye tooth jewelry. The site assures the jewelry offered here would “tantalize your teeth”. For sure grillz and tooth jewelry can be seen as a true alternative or rather replacement for braces.

I have a fad for Life-Sized accessories, functional or not but their very nature and concept is something that wins my heart. I can recall days back featuring life-sized alien furniture and hours back I introduced you to the life-sized alien props. And now its turn for Skeleton car Collindonthus designed by Indian artist Jitish Kallat.

The car is exhibited at the Artkrush amongst his other artistic creations. This conception of the coupe induces urban turmoil with the skeletal body of a sedan. Kallat’s observance has rapidly progressed in terms of subject, fabric, and genus. His early canvases are thickly covered with dye, photocopies, and shoots, initiating autobiographical imagery in a rough, graffiti-like visual.

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