so here is another one,
John Collins, who runs Talacrest, the company selling the car said: 'the car underwent a full nut and bolt restoration three years ago which took two years to complete, I’ve only had the model up for sale for a week and I’ve already had plenty of interest from around the world, it is one of the most beautiful open-top Ferrari's ever built and one of the most desirable sports cars anywhere in the world,'
keeping to a transport theme and a little more down to earth, well not actually, a little more water and air, how about the Electric FlyNano? if you live and commute near waterways this could be for you, the FlyNano is a miniature electric flying boat, making it essentially an airborne jet ski, the original air plane was going to have a gas engine power plant, but the Finnish company says the ever-improving electric motors and batteries means FlyNano will be an all-electric air plane moving forward,
now here is the really good news, because the the lightweight carbon fibre fuselage and minimalist design, the air plane weighs less than 70 kilogrammes (154 pounds), its minimal mass helps improve performance, but more importantly for some, the weight falls under the Federal Aviation Administration’s definition of an ultralight aircraft, that means if the air plane can meet some of the other requirements, you wouldn’t have to have a pilot’s license to legally fly the FlyNano in the United States, I have to admit I am not sure about the restrictions in the UK or Europe about this but I am sure some one will look into it when the first FlyNano's roll off the production line,
on the downside there is no cockpit, or even a windshield but the manufacturer emphasises over and over its motto of “feel the wind.” and the minimalist design makes sure that won’t be a problem, all you have to do is wait till hopefully the end of next year and have $40,000 in your back pocket!
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The Chairman of the Italian sports car maker, Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo, has recently announced that the company will be unveiling the new Enzo as a limited edition by the end of this year which is the first hybrid car ever of Ferrari. This new Enzo will definitely not be badged as ‘new Enzo’ and rumor has it, the new Enzo will be christened as ‘F70’; the name however, has not been confirmed yet. Powering the successor of Enzo would be the mid-mounted V-12 engine and hybrid system; together these two are capable of pumping out a power of 90 BHP.
many thanks for the latest Ferrari update, I guess it should read 900 BHP, I wonder when will Ferrari break the 1,000 BHP? only a matter of time! best regards, Stan and Diana.
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