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Classic Car Rally La Serena Golf, Chile.
The Rally was only 500km but this car had to cross the Andes from Mendoza, Argentina.
Many considered this route as one of the most beautiful mountains/road in the world.
No words are better than these spectacular photos.
source / clasicar.biz
Por 15º año consecutivo los más bellos ejemplares automovilísticos se darán cita en la IV región en el “Rally La Serena Golf -Sport Clásicos”
via / www.caach.cl
Comfortable, luminous and dynamic, the PGO Hemera is a mix of a “coupé” and a shooting break. Elegant, refined, with its dazzling design and distinct urban style, the PGO Hemera perpetuates the grace and the beauty of the previous models, the Speedster II and the Cevennes.
Based on the same technical specifications, the PGO Hemera features a spacious open interior, accentuated by its unique glass bubble, creating a new driving experience.
The design is a mix of shooting-brake proportions and styling elements inspired by classic coupés such as the Porsche 356.
The rear-wheel-drive Hemera, comes with a 138 horsepower 2.0-litre four-banger that brings the unusual little creature to 100 kph in just under seven seconds. The mid-mounted, 16V twin-overhead cam engine comes from the Peugeot 206, and is paired to a manual five-speed transmission. A four-speed automatic is also available at an additional price. Top speed is rated at 200 km/h.
Options include a choice of 10 different leather colors, or two-tone leather, metallic paint, different roof color, and three different alloy wheel sets. You can also get a special “club” exhaust, an aero kit, or parking assist.
PGO Hemera is a unique piece as it’s original, rare, sporty, affordable and made in France.
via / luxury-design.com
Volkswagen Beetle recubierto de oro
En el salón anual del lujo de Bucarest se presento este Volkswagen Beetle clásico recubierto de oro. Se vende por unos 60.000 euros
Tapizado en cuero... también en el exterior
Foto tomada en el Salón Internacional del Mueble de Madrid
via / autoblog.com
Gracias a nuestro lector “Don Segundo Sombra” dimos con informacion mas precisa sobre las rutas. No hemos logrado identificar las fotos de Bolivia.
1. Magnificient Guoliang Tunnel Road in China
“Before 1972, the path chiseled into the rock used to be the only access linking
the village with the outside world. Then the villagers decided to dig a tunnel through the rocky cliff. Led by Shen Mingxin, head of the village, they sold goats and herbs to buy hammers and steel tools. Thirteen strong villagers began the project. It took them five years to finish the 1,200-metre-long tunnel which is about 5 meters high and 4 meters wide. Some of the villagers even gave their lives to it. On May 1, 1977, the tunnel was opened to traffic.”
Taroko Gorge Road in Taiwan (Chungheng)
via / clipmarks.com / by Avi Abrams
