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Who Pays the Piper?

22 July 2022 During Le Mans Classic Race 2022, a particular Austrian driver, Lukas Halusa crashed it into a wall. The good news is the driver was unhurt, and the Ferrari 250 GT ‘Breadvan’ is salvageable. However, there is no guarantee that the manufacturer will be able to fix it or even want to. With

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Horacio drives a Tesla

22 July 2022 According to Autocar, Pagani Abandons EV Research To Focus On V12 Supercars. Horacio Pagani has disputed this statement and said that the company would continue to invest in researching and developing an electric car, the research for which began in 2018. It appears that Pagani’s research established that its supercar would require

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Alphonse and his Cadi’

22 July 2022 ‘The Parties were bigger. The pace was faster. The shows were broader, the buildings were higher, the morals were looser, and the liquor was cheaper.’F Scott Fitzgerald on the 1920s. Al Capone, or Alphonse Capone, also called Scarface, was an American Prohibition-era gangster who dominated organised crime in Chicago and became perhaps

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An open-top Super-bug?

15 July 2022 Exclusive! The new Bugatti will still use the W16 and be a Roadster. Back in mid-2020, a rumour regarding Bugatti building a one-off Chiron roadster was ‘doing the rounds; it kinda’ made sense since Bugatti hadn’t used the Chiron architecture for open-top. Before the Chiron, the Veyron offered the Grand Sport Roadster.

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