American photographer Aaron Brimhall heads out on the long straight roads of the countryside from sunrise to sunset with a stunning classic Porsche 906. The race winning Porsche, properly known as the Collier Collection Carrera 6, has a 2L flat 6 mkaing 210 horses and accelerating to 100 kph in 4.5 seconds. They sell today for over $1.6 million USD. Photographer: Aaron Brimhall See more at his Website.
Estonian photographer Sergei Zjuganov grabs his driving gloves for a day out with a copper coloured 1974 Porsche 911S. The Porsche is powered by a 2.7L 6 cylinder enginer producing 210 horses and reaching 100 kph in 6.1 seconds. Only 4000 of the 911S for this production run were made. Photographer: Sergei Zjuganov See more at his Website.
American photographer Jeremy Cliff captures the evolution of the Lamborghini V12 from the classic Miura to the Aventador. The Miura was the fastest production car in the world on its release in 1966 and less than 1000 were built ever. It was powered by 3.9L V12 four-stroke and produced 380 hp able to accelerate the Miura to 60 mph in a lazy 6.7 seconds. The Aventador was released in 2011 and is still in production. It has a 6.5L L539 V12 producing 760 hp and accelerates to 100 kph in just 2.9 seconds. You can pick up an Aventador for…
American photographer Brandon Lim spent some time with custom 1949 Hudson LS9 by ICON. The build includes a luxury interior and a supercharged modern engine and powertrain. The 6.2L V8 supercharged LS9 engine produces 638hp. The insides were replaced with hand-dyed alligator and calf leather upholstery, while an air-con system was included and fully adjustable suspension to give it all a smooth ride. The build took approximately 400 hours to complete and costs more than we can know… Photographer: Brandon Lim See more at his Website.
Alex Bernstein spent the day with an all blue 1984 Porsche 911 classic sportscar. And by all blue, the wheels, the seats, the gauges, the carpet…. everything, is blue! The 3.2L 6 cylinder engine produces 200 bhp and can reach 60mph in 5.3 seconds. Photographer: Alex Bernstein See more at his Website.
Philipp Rupprecht gets retro stylish with the 1930’s Grand Prix racing car Mercedes-Benz W25. A supercharged engine which ranged in capacity from 3.36L and produced 354hp. The steel chassis had weight saving holes drilled in the frame and an aluminium shell. Photographer: Philipp Rupprecht See more at his Website.
Philipp Rupprecht heads to the Mercedes-Benz Museum and captures some all time classic cars – most of which are for sale! Photographer: Philipp Rupprecht See more at his Website.
