TheMoBsTeR
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Eu adoro estes, juntam a classe ao aspecto musculadocitação:Originalmente colocada por pedrokorn
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JeremyClarkson
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And I belong to the few lucky ones that tried a bunch of these masterpieces.
DBR9...
Aston Martin Racing has revealed further details of its all-new DBR9 that will spearhead the marque’s return to international motor racing in 2005.
This new GT racing car, which is based on the latest Aston Martin production sports car, DB9, is being prepared by Aston Martin Racing’s partners, Prodrive, based at Banbury, UK. Prodrive is responsible for the design, development and management of the DBR9 racing programme.
The first DBR9 is being prepared now and will compete during 2005 in selected international sports car events, including Le Mans 24 Hours. Three Aston Martin Racing Works teams will then be appointed to compete in major international sports cars series. These will be independent teams each racing two DBR9s with the full factory support of Aston Martin Racing.
Aston Martin Racing will also make a very limited number of DBR9 racing cars available to selected customers. These cars will be prepared to the same specification as the Works cars.
"The design of DB9 lends itself to be translated perfectly into the DBR9 race car," said Jeremy Main, Aston Martin’s Director of Product Development & Motorsport. "While DBR9 has been planned for outright performance, every surface sculpture and design detail has been developed to the same high standards as our road cars."
Aston Martin Racing has revealed further details of its all-new DBR9 that will spearhead the marque’s return to international motor racing in 2005.
This new GT racing car, which is based on the latest Aston Martin production sports car, DB9, is being prepared by Aston Martin Racing’s partners, Prodrive, based at Banbury, UK. Prodrive is responsible for the design, development and management of the DBR9 racing programme.
The first DBR9 is being prepared now and will compete during 2005 in selected international sports car events, including Le Mans 24 Hours. Three Aston Martin Racing Works teams will then be appointed to compete in major international sports cars series. These will be independent teams each racing two DBR9s with the full factory support of Aston Martin Racing.
Aston Martin Racing will also make a very limited number of DBR9 racing cars available to selected customers. These cars will be prepared to the same specification as the Works cars.
"The design of DB9 lends itself to be translated perfectly into the DBR9 race car," said Jeremy Main, Aston Martin’s Director of Product Development & Motorsport. "While DBR9 has been planned for outright performance, every surface sculpture and design detail has been developed to the same high standards as our road cars."
ManuelBarbosa
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citação:Originalmente colocada por Lambo
Good morning «Good Life»!
O Vanquish tem agora disponível um Pack Sports Dynamic (Sharper handling, better seats and more powerful brakes).
O Vanquish por dentro é muito pouco "british", falta-lhe a classe do exterior.
ManuelBarbosa
Banido
citação:Originalmente colocada por Lambo
O interior do Vanquish surge mais Hi-Tech do que tradicional, sobretudo quando comparado com o do novo DB9...
Estes sim já gosto bastante e o outro com a consola em aluminio também não esta mal, mas aquele primeiro com a consola em preto e tablier muito escuro fica assim com um ar muito germanofilo que não me agrada nada.
