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DuceTheTruth

DuceTheTruth

No Flexxin No Fakin
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What the hell is this??








Is this a new Viper of some sort??......






Not with THOSE doors.

This here is the next super Benz thats comming soon.
 
NiNe2FiVe

NiNe2FiVe

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The first one is the next (and last) SRT10, its not called the Viper anymore, Chrysler lost the rights to the name. The bottom would looks like the Dodge Slingshot (I think), when they have secret testing of cars they add parts and tape over suff to hide styling featurs
 
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DucefaceD said:
Is the Ocean Drive really comming out?
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apparently yes but i don't think the name will be ocean drive, thats just a sort of concept name. it looks to be a sort of top of the range s-class convertible kind of car..

some more pictures of it







looks quite good - could go as far as to say it will be a competitor for the rolls royce phantom drophead (picture below)

 
L.D.S.

L.D.S.

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DucefaceD said:
I feel you man, but actually its the replacement for the Mercedes Benz SLR supercar.
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The SLR McLaren Stirling Moss is THE LAST SLR to be produced in the near future, and it's design has be unveiled already.

Case in point, the SLR exhaust always exits from the backside of the front tires, not at the front of the rear tires.
 
DuceTheTruth

DuceTheTruth

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L.D.S. said:
The SLR McLaren Stirling Moss is THE LAST SLR to be produced in the near future, and it's design has be unveiled already.

Case in point, the SLR exhaust always exits from the backside of the front tires, not at the front of the rear tires.
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You are absolutely right.

This is called the 2011 Mercedes-Benz SLC Gullwing.....the REPLACEMENT for the SLR.



2011 Mercedes-Benz SLC Gullwing - Spied

The SLR’s replacement is caught with its doors open.

BY JORDAN BROWN, PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMERCEDESBENZ.COM, KGP PHOTOGRAPHY, AND THE MANUFACTURER
August 2008



A year has past since we last reported on sightings of the so-called Mercedes-Benz SLC. Now, though, the purported SLR McLaren supercar replacement has been spotted again—this time in quite different guise.

Thanks to our friends over at eMercedesBenz.com, we now have three very crisp photos of the SLC showing off its sleek shape, complete with confirmation of gullwing doors. That’s right, this new super-Benz will make use of the legendary entry system made famous by the 300SL of yore, and it appears to sport an opening mechanism very similar in operation to the original 1950s design.

While the aforementioned doors are certainly the major development revealed by the shots, it’s also apparent that other major changes have been made in the past 12 months. Complete with smoother body panels, more cockpit space, and a more streamlined look, the latest SLC mule looks more like a Mercedes-Benz now and less like the FrankenViper it once was. Clear behind the crosshair-style grille camo are the F1-inspired wings that characterize modern Mercedes sports cars, including the SLK and SL.

Powertrain details are still very sketchy at this point, but rumors continue to suggest that the vehicle will be powered by a turbocharged version of the automaker’s 6.2-liter V-8 engine. We wouldn’t be surprised, however, if Mercedes used a beefier version of the 661-hp, twin-turbocharged V-12 that recently debuted in the 2009 Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series.

Ultimately—as progress has been slow in the vehicle’s development—we don’t see this on showroom floors any time in the near future. Expect an auto-show debut in Geneva next year followed by a finished product sometime in 2010.
 
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