Pebble Beach Concept Lawn: Unveiling Automotive Excellence
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At Pebble Beach's Concept Lawn during car week, Vehicle Virgins unveils a lineup that would make any petrolhead weak at the knees. From the Touring Super Leera Resto Mod based on the Ferrari 550 to Bugatti's historic Type 35 Grand Prix lineage leading to the track-only Chiron-based Bolad, the event is a feast for the eyes. The Mustang GTD in striking golf blue with its potent 5.2L Supercharged V8 engine is a true standout, exuding power and performance. Mercedes brings the heat with a new Maybach SL variant boasting a 4L twin-turbo V8, while BMW's M5 hybrid and Gunther Works' naturally aspirated engine model add to the excitement.
The Neu hypercar steals the show with its analog V12 engine and manual transmission, a true homage to classic automotive design. Remok's NAA R, now packing over 2,100 horsepower and a revamped front end, promises an adrenaline-pumping experience. Acura and Karma flaunt their design prowess with stunning concept cars, while Mercedes showcases the Saber C9 and the iconic CLK GTR Coupe. The Concours d'Elegance features gems like the Aston Martin Bulldog and the futuristic Ken Okuyama Code Zero, setting the stage for automotive excellence.
Among the unique displays is the United Nude Lo Res Vehicle, a futuristic marvel hiding its drivetrain components beneath a sleek exterior. The collaboration between Honda and Pininfarina from 1984 offers a glimpse into the past with a design that still captivates. Ferrari's Rainbow Bertone Coupe and BMW's Turbo with a mesmerizing color fade livery add a touch of artistry to the event. McLaren's F1 GTR and XP4 prototype, alongside the EB 110 race car and the Ferrari F40 GTE, round out the jaw-dropping collection of automotive legends. The Pebble Beach event continues to raise the bar each year, leaving enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the next spectacle.
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