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Mercedes-AMG Project One vs Aston Martin Valkyrie A Hypercar Standoff

[M]ercedes-Benz and Aston Martin, two manufacturers not usually associated with the creation of industry breaking hypercars, have come to the fore to try and reset the status quo.

 

Both projects have been rigorously shaped by Formula One, each taking tangible elements from their respective Mercedes-Petronas and Red Bull teams, and repurposing them into two of the fastest and most extreme road cars ever seen.

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They See Me Rollin' - GTR Edition

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Of Course It Did

Honda Made A Type R Lawnmower 

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That 'T' Gap

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This Is A Trip

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I'm Kinda Feelin' This Future Pocket Rocket

Honda Urban EV confirmed for 2019 launch in Europe 

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A Pretty Penny Was Paid For This Nissan Unicorn

Here's What The Ultimate Nissan 300ZX Is Worth Today

[I] want to give you the opportunity to guess what you think a seriously museum-quality bone-stock black 1996 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo T-Top with a five-speed manual, tan leather interior and just 528 miles on its odometer would fetch[.]

This particular car came with an extra dose of pedigree: it was the very last 300ZX to be sold Stateside, number 300 of 300 “Anniversary Editions” that Nissan sent the car off with here. 

But the reserve’s cleared, eBay’s calling it “Sold,” and the value of what is probably the best 300ZX left in the United States has been determined at an astronomical $90,100.

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