Yes thats rite... and MSRP is: $408,000 with the above specs. Not much more to add on as options. lung in Taipei
me in Venice going Florence tomorrow then Pisa, Tuscany, Bologna again for Pagani etc. The only interesting car I saw was a sky-blue Vantage roadster @ a Shell. But the Italian girls oh my they're another story altogether
Now hor u see me, Now you dun, Now hor u see me, Now you dun Now hor u see me, Now you dun, Now hor u see me, Now you dun........ A series of rotating buildings based on Dynamic Architecture will be built around the world, starting in Dubai, U.A.E. The Dynamic Architecture concept was introduced by Florentine architect David Fisher. The rotating buildings [VIDEO ] get their electrical power from wind turbines that are placed between floors and which rotate freely with the wind. Additional power is provided from solar cells on the tops of the individual floors. Each individual floor is able to rotate slowly, based on commands issued by the owners of condos or apartments on that floor. I assume that the building owners can also take control, for coordinated movements of the floors. Note that the rotation of the floors is slow and uses power - the rotation of the floors does not produce power. The building is constructed around a central core; each floor is composed of individual pie-like sections that are pre-built and hoisted up the central core (see illustration). The builder claims that rotating buildings can be constructed by just ninety people on the construction site; compare this to the typical skyscraper construction site, which may have up to 2,000 workers at a time. Construction dates for the first building have not yet been announced, but the first one will be built in Dubai. Pre-fabricated units for the tower will be produced in a facility set up in Jebel Ali (a port 35 kilometers southwest of Dubai). The same units will then be shipped to eleven other major cities, including Moscow, Milan, New York and Tokyo, where similar towers will rise. Science fiction writers have also made some use of the idea of rotating buildings. In his eccentric 1972 novel The Godmakers, Frank Herbert writes about a rotating house: "Lewis was just telling me how our place is very much like his home on Chargon," Polly said. "Old-fashioned, but we like it that way," Bullone said. "I don't like the modern trend in architecture. Too mechanical. Give me an old-fashioned tetragon on a central pivot every time." Image Unavailable, Please Login
Anyone going for the Torque Supercar Showcase on 25 May and 26 May at Millenia Walk? 12 Cars showcase on 25 May 2007 Aston Martin DB9 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano Ferrari F430 Spider Ferrari Enzo Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggara Lotus Cadena Porsche Carrera GT Bentley Continental GT Ford GT Peugeot RC Cup Pagani Zonda 4 Cars showcase on 26 May 2007 Lotus Cadena Porsche Carrera GT Pagani Zonda Peugeot RC Cup
Hey Lung, my buddy has a CGT. I have driven it several times. It is very solidly build. Turns heads where ever I went. The torque on the car is awesome. Smooth power delivery. Exhaust note hums in the background except at start, where it rumbles and also turns heads. Only thing I wasnt keen on was the handling around sharp corners. Car tends to sway a bit. Other than that, I like! And I will be going on Friday for the Torque cars showcase
Driven a DMS Flying Spur and it is absolutely fantastic. I would reckon it will be even better on a CGT. But the CGT is a coupe and RRS is a family car, how to compare? BTW I have ordered the Larini
I agree. How to compare? Anyway, speak with me first before you jump. According to Rara, I am the expert in Ah Pek cars!
No one comparing... coz the RRS is wife's car... she takes over my Lexus RX.. I drive the CGT lah! A good swap don't you think? Lung back in Singapore
Of all the exhaust systems that I have played with...this one is the sweetest of all. When is it arriving?
my friend just took delivery of his flying spur yesterday. test drove it last week. the car was soooo comfy yet you could feel the power ready to pounce anytime. good car to own.... if you are over 50.
Mid-day Saturday for about 48 hours. Off to Oz on Monday. Need fresh underwear! Anyway, guess no.6 in Athens was a bridge too far. Next year in Moscow perhaps.Mike, how? See you guys soon. Maybe we do teh on Sunday night Phil?
I want to chill out with you sans kids, i am always free http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/transformers.html;_ylt=AldlEQvdZhHRJnL2UsNCN8xfVXcA
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