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Ferrari whole world   Ferrari entered a new era, introducing improved luxury sports cars that were going faster than ever before, but also an era of fierce competition. This is the Evolution of Ferrari Part 2! As some of you might rememberfrom the Evolution of Lamborghini series, Lamborghini was founded because ofinsults made by Enzo Ferrari. At the time Ferruccio Lamborghiniwas a tractor manufacturer and Ferrari told him Well, this was the start of the ferociouscompetition between Ferrari and Lamborghini.  In 1969 Lamborghini made the legendary Miura,  which was the fastest production car in the world. Some of the most famous people in the world owned one, including Frank Sinatra. At the time Sinatra was quoted saying Ouch! That must have hurt for Enzo Ferrari. In 1973 Ferrari designed the Berlinetta Boxer to rival the Miura. The production of this car was a major step for Ferrari. He felt that a mid-engine road carwould be too difficult for his buyers to handle, bu...

Lamborghini : 3 Lamborghini wasn't done there, because the fastest, quickestand most expensive Lamborghinis are still to come. This is the third episodeof the Evolution of Lamborghini. In 2011, one of the most iconicLamborghinis of all time was born: the Aventador! This beautifully designed carhas phenomenal performance due to its new twelve-cylinder enginewith 700 horsepower. It could reach a top speed of 217 mph, making it the fastest Lamborghini at the time. The Aventador could acceleratefrom 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds and cost $380,000.  More than 5,000 unitsof the original Aventador were built between 2011 and 2017. FUN FACT: Many editions and special versionsof the Aventador were made, including the Aventador J, of which only one was made in 2012. It was sold for $2.8 million! A Lamborghini with anothervery high price tag at launch, but of which more than 1 was made,was the Sesto Elemento. It cost $2.2 million upon release in 2011. With a 5.2 liter V10 motor,it was capable of a b...

 Lamborghini : 2 blog     In the first episode, Lamborghinistarted making sports cars, but some of the most iconicand expensive Lamborghinis are still to come. This is the second episodeof the Evolution of Lamborghini. In 1972, Ferrucio Lamborghinisold his controlling shares to Georges-Henri Rossetti, a wealthy Swiss businessmanand a friend of Lamborghini. Rossetti bought the shares for $600,000. In December 2020, those shareswould be worth a whopping $6 billion! Under new ownership,the Lamborghini company switched things up by releasing a 2.5 liter V8 model, named the Lamborghini Urraco, which is a Spanish slang wordmeaning ‘little bull’.The 4-passenger sports carwas priced at $22,500 and intended to be amore affordable alternative to the Ferrari Dino and Maserati Merak. It could reach a top speedof 149 miles per hour and go from 0 to 60 in 6.7 seconds. Besides the 2.5 liter V8 model, 2 and 3 liter models of the carwere also made available with either worse or bette...

 Lamborghini a new thing (1)  To own a Lamborghini is the ultimatedream for many car enthusiasts. The luxury sports car maker has been craftingiconic vehicles since 1963 and its designs have hung on the bedroom walls of bullish teens for generations since. But what is it about Lamborghinisthat makes them so admired? And how have they evolved throughout the years? This is the evolution of Lamborghini! Despite its modern-day statusas a symbol of wealth, luxury and speed, Lamborghini actually hasquite a humble origin story. Named after its founder,Ferruccio Lamborghini, the company started out by making,of all things, tractors! Mr Lamborghini had servedin the Italian Royal Air Force as a mechanic during World War 2. And after the war, he used his skillsto open a repair shop.  After acquiring surplus military units, Ferruccio converted them into tractorsand made a lucrative business out of it. In 1959, production started for a tractor that some would refer to as the great-gra...

 Toyota evalution : covered by this blog  For almost a century, Toyota has established themselves as one of the leading car manufacturers in the world. Known for its reliability, cost-effectiveness, and their high resale values, some of their models like the Toyota Corolla now ranks as one of the best-selling cars of all time. Today we’re going to look at a completely different model though. This is the evolution of the Toyota Supra!  The Supra was originally designed in 1978 to compete with the very popular Datsun Z-car, which is now Nissan. Back then the car was sold as the Celica XX in the Japanese market. The Celica XX was the first car in the world to have a built-in navigation system. In 1979 the car was first exported outside of Japan and became known as the Celica Supra. The A40 model was the first generation Supra and had a 2.6 liter inline 6-engine with 123 horsepower.  This made the car reach a top speed of 115 mile...

 Koenigsegg : A best car  Koenigsegg is a one-of-a-kind supercar company. For over two decades, Koenigsegg has been at the forefront of the motor industry producing some of the most innovative and exclusive cars in the world! This is the Evolution of Koenigsegg! The Origins of Koenigsegg started in Sweden, when Christian von Koenigsegg started the company. As a kid Christian was, just like many young boys, fascinated by machinery and cars. When he was just 5 years old Christian saw an animation from Norwayabout a bicycle repairman who built his own race car.  After seeing this he couldn’t get overhis dream of building his own perfect sports car. 17 years later, Christian founded the company when he was just 22 years old! That makes me wonder what I’ve been doing with my life! Unlike other car companies like Toyotathat produce thousands of cars in a day, Koenigsegg only produces a limited number of cars at a time. For instance, only 6 Koenigsegg CC8S were ever produced! An...

Evalution in ferrari : a blog      we’ll feature the latest, fastest  and most exciting Ferraris ever created! This is the Evolution of Ferrari, Part 3! In 2003 the Challenge Stradale came to market. It was a true racing car for the road. To achieve this Ferrari designed a carwith major modifications to its engine, aerodynamics, brakes and F1 gearbox. The car was also significantly reduced in weight, making the car 110 kilograms lighter than the 360 Modena. To realize this weight reduction the technicians had removed anything that wasn’t strictly functional to performance or safety. Besides using aluminum, which weighs a third of steel, they also introduced titanium as a new material. The Challenge Stradale could go from0 to 60 miles per hour in just 2.5 seconds. Next came the 612 Scaglietti, which was a 4 seater grand tourer. The car was named in honor of Sergio Scaglietti who was responsible for the bodywork ofsome of the most famous Ferraris of all time. It is a l...

 Why ferrari car is so expensive ?  It's the ultimate symbol of wealth, or douchebaggerydepending on your personal tastes. Ferraris have been world renowned as the topluxury sports car brand in the world for almost eight decades, and the tell-tale sharp anglesof its most modern high end models are impossible to miss. Ranging from a few hundred thousand dollars,to a whopping seventy million dollars, a Ferrari is the ultimate status symbol- but why inthe world are Ferraris so expensive?  Ferrari has its origins with Enzo Ferrari,who created a racing car manufacturing plant way back in 1929. Originally Ferrari had no interest in buildingroad automobiles- or cars for use outside of a race track- and focused exclusively onbuilding the finest racing cars that a wealthy gentleman racer could afford. With the outbreak of the second world war,Ferrari left the world of race cars briefly, and created a manufacturing company that specializedin building machine tools and aircraft part...

 About Ferrari Car : a BLog  When it comes to luxury cars, certain companies command more respect than others. This respect is earned through design, innovation and passion. Plus a history of being able to produce some incredible vehicles! This is the Evolution of Ferrari! Named after its founder, Enzo Ferrari, the company’s origins can be traced back to a time when the entrepreneur workedin the racing division of Alfa Romeo. Prior to that, Enzo himself had actuallybeen a successful race car driver, winning his first Grand Prix in 1923. However, following the deaths oftwo of his fellow Italian drivers, Ugo Sivocci, and Antonio Ascari,  Enzo Ferrari retired from racingand instead began to manage and develop race cars for Alfa Romeo. Eventually, he left Alfa Romeo in 1939to start his own company named Auto-Avio Construzioni. since his contract said thathe was legally not allowed to use his own name for any race carsuntil at least 4 years later. As such, the first car to be ...