-->
â�¢ Innocenti Ghia IXG Dragster: A Vision of Speed and Design  Ã¢�¢ 5 Hottest Cars That Stole the Show in Gone in 60 Seconds  Ã¢�¢ Corvette XP-987 GT: The Untold Story of a Rotary-Powered Concept Car  Ã¢�¢ BMW Skytop: Limited-Edition Bimmer Roadster Inspired by Iconic 507  Ã¢�¢ Saleen S5S Raptor: A Promising Supercar That Never Came to Life  Ã¢�¢ Falcon F7 Soars: A Rare American Supercar Like No Other  Ã¢�¢ 4th Gen Pontiac Firebird Trans Am WS6: American Muscle's Bold Farewell  Ã¢�¢ Ferrari 375 MM Ghia: A Bold Icon in Unique Style  Ã¢�¢ The American Corvette with a Modern British Twist  Ã¢�¢ Lanzante Project 95-59: A Tribute to Le Mans Glory  Ã¢�¢ Ferrari 296 VS Teased Ahead of Launch: What to Expect  Ã¢�¢ Peugeot 907 Concept: The Ultimate V12 Supercar from France  Ã¢�¢ McLaren Senna XP Special: A Row Of Tributes in Speed  Ã¢�¢ 621bhp Peralta S: A Modern Tribute to Giorgetto Giugiaro  Ã¢�¢ Kawasaki CORLEO Unveiled: A Four-Legged Robot Built for Extreme Terrain  Ã¢�¢ Jaguar XK180 Roadster: A Legacy of Speed and Elegance  Ã¢�¢ Splinter: The First Handmade Wooden Supercar  Ã¢�¢ Vision Rapida: The Next-Gen Sports Car  Ã¢�¢ Trident Iceni: A Rare British Biodiesel Supercar  Ã¢�¢ Mxtrem Maverick: The C8 Corvette Reimagined as a Fighter Jet on Wheels  
Drop Down MenusCSS Drop Down MenuPure CSS Dropdown Menu
Monday, April 14, 2025

Monday, May 6, 2013

Exelero revived

First introduced on 27 July 1939, Dörr & Schreck first announced the completion of the SW 38, the car is extremely interesting and beautiful. It lies well on the road and the streamlined shape already makes itself felt at 60 kph. Soon after the car was delivered, WWII broke out and its use became very limited. During the chaos of war the test vehicle disappeared and was never found again. The most expensive car theft ever. It’s whereabouts remain a mystery to this day.
Maybach Exelero concept that inspired by the legendary streamlined sports car from the 1930s. (Picture from: http://hydro-carbons.blogspot.com/)
The German manufacturer of luxury cars, Maybach built the unique model as a modern interpretation of its legendary streamlined sports car from the 1930s, thereby forging a link with the historical predecessor, which at that time was likewise based on a powerful Maybach automobile (SW 38) and used by Fulda for tyre tests.
Unique model of Maybach Exelero, created in a single copy. (Picture from: http://www.topcarrating.com/)
The Maybach Exelero is a high-performance sports car designed and built by German luxury car manufacturer. It was presented in May 2005 in Berlin, Germany. The 700 hp (522 kW) two-seater with a bi-turbo Standard 550 bhp V12 engine bored out to 5.9 litres, and tuned for 700 hp and over 738 lb ft of torque is a one-off design commissioned by Fulda Reifenwerke, which is using the Maybach Exelero as a reference vehicle for a newly developed generation of wide tyres.

Dashboard and front interior of Maybach Exelero concept. (Picture from: http://grandpill.com/)
The rear ergonomic reclining seat of Maybach Exelero concept that equipped with the footrest. (Picture from: http://www.cargurus.com/)
This high performance car was the result of intensive tests over many years and millions of kilometers in technical laboratories and under the most extreme road conditions at high speed. This car was tested at the Nardo high-speed oval, despite the 2.66 tonnes weight prototype could accelerated from 0 to 60 mph in 4.4 seconds.
Maybach Exelero concept is one of the most expensive modern car in tihs planet. (Picture from: http://hydro-carbons.blogspot.com/)
The Exelero embodies the highest expression to date of the Maybach individualisation strategy of offering specific custom solutions on request. In initial tests on the high-speed track in Nardo (Italy), the unique vehicle reached a top speed of 351.45 kph (218.38 mph). Developers at Maybach designed the custom model with the participation of students from Pforzheim College. The Exelero was built by the prototype specialists at Gruppo Stola in Turin (Italy).
The Maybach Exelero's first owner was André A. Jackson, who permitted Jay-Z to feature the Maybach Exelero in the his music video for "Lost One". Then car changed hands to Arnaud Massartic, who sold the car to Birdman for U.S. $ 8 million (or approx Rp 77.6 billion). *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES]
Note: This blog can be accessed via your smart phone.Enhanced by Zemanta
Kindly Bookmark and Share it:

Comments

Loading... Logging you in...
  • Logged in as
There are no comments posted yet. Be the first one!

Post a new comment

Comments by